What tubes does the Ampeg B-1 - Normal use?

The Ampeg B-1 - Normal uses Solid-state preamp tubes and Solid-state power tubes.

When was the Ampeg B-1 - Normal produced?

The Ampeg B-1 - Normal was produced 1995–2002.

Ampeg B-1 - Normal preset

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The Ampeg B-1 and B-1R were solid-state bass heads from the mid-1990s to early 2000s, delivering 350 watts in a compact rack-mount format. The B-1R (rack version) was designed for professional bassists seeking a reliable, high-output solid-state head with the Ampeg tonal character. These heads were competitive with other professional solid-state bass heads of the era, offering clean headroom and the Ampeg EQ voicing that players expected from the brand.

Years produced: 1995–2002
Made in: USA
Wattage: 350W
Channels: 1
Preamp tubes: Solid-state
Power tubes: Solid-state

Tags: american, modern.

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