Product Detail
The Traynor SB500H is an ultra-compact and lightweight 500-watt bass amplifier head, perfect for musicians who are always on the move. It delivers a full 500 watts at 4 ohms, allowing you to get powerful sound. With essential features like active and passive instrument inputs and an XLR DI output, it can easily handle different types of instruments. The versatile four-band EQ with an additional low-frequency expander lets you quickly and easily dial in any tone you want. Its all-metal chassis with front-mounted handles protects the knobs and jacks, making it road-ready. The rear-mounted in-line effects loop, selectable Pre/Post EQ XLR DI output, front-mounted tuner out (with mute), and heavy-duty Speakon speaker outs add to its functionality. Key features include a 500-watt ultra-compact and lightweight design, an all-metal chassis, selectable Pre/Post EQ XLR DI output, Speakon outputs, a versatile 4-band EQ with an additional low-frequency expander, active and passive inputs, and a rear-mounted in-line effects loop. Technical specifications: Power @ min. impedance (Watts): 500 watts; Minimum Impedance (Ohms): 4; Burst Power - 2 cycle: 600 watts; Inputs: Passive 0 dB, Active -6 dB; Controls: Gain, Bass, Low Mid, High Mid, Treble, Low Expander, Master Volume; Inline Effects Loop: Yes - -inch Send and Return - Rear; Line Out (type / configuration): Balanced Pre/Post EQ Line Out W/ Ground Lift Switch; Line Out Sensitivity (Vrms): 1 Vrms; LED Indicators: Blue - Power / Red - Protect/Mute; Protection: Clip, Thermal, Overcurrent; External speaker output / location: Speakon (x2 - Rear); Other Features: Headphone Out / Mute / Tuner Out; Dimensions (DWH, inches): 9.5 x 12 x 2.5; Dimensions (DWH, cm): 22 x 30 x 6.5; Weight (lbs / kg): 4.0 / 1.8.
Using the Traynor SB500H bass amplifier head is easy. First, connect your bass guitar to either the active or passive input, depending on your instrument type. Then, plug in your speakers to the Speakon outputs at the rear. You can start adjusting the controls like gain, bass, mid, and treble to get your desired tone. The low expander can be used to add more low - end punch. For effects, use the rear - mounted in - line effects loop. The front - mounted tuner out with mute is handy when you need to tune your instrument silently. When using the XLR DI output, you can choose between pre - or post - EQ settings. Remember to place the amplifier on a stable surface. Avoid overloading the amplifier by not exceeding its power limits. If you notice the red LED indicator (Protect/Mute) lighting up, it means the amplifier is protecting itself from overheating, overcurrent, or clipping. In such cases, reduce the volume or check your connections. To maintain your amplifier, keep it clean and free from dust. You can use a soft, dry cloth to wipe it down regularly. Store it in a cool, dry place when not in use.
