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2000s Aguilar DB 750 750-Watt Bass Amp Head silver
Säljes12 500 kr
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Excellent condition, 8/10, Made in USA, including Thon rack case, more info: The DB750 is Aguilar's flagship head and as such has gained a reputation in the market as one the best amps around. you'll find it in studios and stages worldwide. This amp defines what's come to be known as the Aguilar Sound.
This is a professional amp built without any compromise. Based on the experiece with tube amps designs, Aguilar have been making this unit for 5 years. Since the beginning the idea was to build an amp that would be the best of its class, and we think they have succeeded. This amp weighs in at 19 Kg (43 lbs), so it is much easier to move around than other famous American bass heads...
First of all, Aguilar have made sure there will always be more than enough power to all the electronic parts, even under the most demanding and loud situations. A huge toroidal transformer and no less than 8 capacitors take care of this.
This amp delivers no less than 750W at 4 Ohms and, hold on, 975W at 2 Ohms thanks to its 12 Mosfet Transistors. Two continuously working fans at the back take care of keeping this baby cool at all times.
The preamp section houses 3 12AX7 plus one 12AU7 high qualitly tubes.
When you power the amp on, it performs a self-diagnostic procedure. Once the heavy-duty input and output relays are engaged and the status LED stops blinking, the amp is ready.
Louder Watts:
The power section offers 500W RMS at 4 Ohms, and you get the feeling that there's always more power available thanks to the impressive headroom. Many brands measure power at peak over a specific frequency (typically 400 Hz), especially tube amps, but if you measure it at 80Hz you'll see you get much less power. Aguilar do it "the right way", measuring at the whole sonic spectrum. That's why Aguilar Watts seem to be louder Watts.
While the AG series by Aguilar offers a quick, more immediately responsive feel, the DB750 could be described as plushy and finger sensitive.
At low volume and low Gain setting, the DB750 is actually quite flat sounding, with just that nice midrange texture that only tubes offer. Turn the volume up and you get a tone that seems to sit halfway between a classic Ampeg SVT head and a Hifi amp. Simply irresistible!
If you prefer the tube character to dominate, just turn the gain up. It is easy to find the sweet spot where you can actually add a little bit of grind if you play hard, then get a totally clean sound by playing softer. That's what touch sensitive is all about. Of course, you can go for a more edgy sound by turning up the Gain pot even more.
We tried to use the amp in a loud situation, but it seems that this amp will deliver more power than is safe to handle for your ears. You get the feeling that there's always more power available, and that's a good thing, right?
With 5 string basses the low B sounds focused and more powerful than ever, and it even seems to help some basses with a less than great 5th string.
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