Ampeg PB250 Bass Amp - Main preset
Close · 72/100 confidence. Most values readable. Minor gaps filled by inference from similar circuits.
The Ampeg PB-250 was a solid-state bass amplifier head producing 250 watts, part of Ampeg's late-1970s and 1980s professional bass amplification range. Available in (A) and (B) revisions, it offered a clean, high-headroom solid-state sound with a parametric or semi-parametric EQ section for broad tonal shaping. The PB-250 was designed for players who needed reliable, high-power performance without the weight of tube amplifiers.
- Years produced: 1977–1982
- Made in: USA
- Wattage: 250W
- Channels: 1
Tags: american.
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