Product Detail
The Ampeg Rocket Bass RB - 210 is a 500 - watt combo bass amplifier that brings together top - notch performance, eye - catching 60s - style looks, and a rich set of features in a lightweight and portable design, making it a perfect choice for gigs. It offers the classic Ampeg 3 - band EQ and Ultra Hi/Ultra Lo switches, which are essential for shaping the perfect bass sound. The newly designed switchable Super Grit Technology overdrive circuit, with independent Grit and Level controls, adds a warm and powerful growl. A high - frequency horn pairs well with the dual 10' Eminence speakers. It has an effects loop and extension speaker output for more flexibility, an auxiliary input to play along with external audio, a headphone output for private practice, and an XLR direct output for a professional connection to a P.A. or recorder. This amp combines a vintage look with modern functionality. The top - mounted controls are easy to access and maintain the 60s - style aesthetic, while its light weight suits modern needs. The proprietary Super Grit Technology overdrive circuitry, along with the well - known Ampeg 3 - band EQ and Ultra Hi/Ultra Lo switches, allows you to create your ideal bass tone. Despite its powerful sound, it's small and light, making it great for practice. Key features include 500 watts of power, dual 10' Custom Eminence speakers plus an HF horn, an Ampeg Legacy preamp with 3 - band EQ, footswitchable SGT overdrive, auxiliary input and headphone output, effects loop, extension speaker and XLR direct outputs, and it weighs 39 lbs. (17.7 kg).
Using the Ampeg Rocket Bass RB - 210 is easy. First, plug in your bass guitar to the input. You can use the 3 - band EQ and Ultra Hi/Ultra Lo switches to adjust the sound to your liking. If you want that warm growl, turn on the Super Grit Technology overdrive using the footswitch and adjust the Grit and Level controls. To play along with external audio, connect your device to the auxiliary input. For private practice, plug your headphones into the headphone output. When you're gigging, use the XLR direct output to connect to a P.A. system or recorder. As for maintenance, keep the amp in a dry place to avoid damage from moisture. Clean the exterior regularly with a soft, dry cloth. Don't place heavy objects on it. If you're not using it for a long time, unplug it from the power source. When transporting, use a proper amp case to protect it from bumps and scratches.
