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-The '''SVT-II Pro''' is a well-known bass guitar amplifier, produced by US amplifier manufacturer, [[Ampeg]]. The SVT-II Pro is a variant of the classic SVT, a bass amp that has been around ever since 1969, designed by Bill Hughes and Roger Cox. It was one of the first 300-Watt bass head, making it an important amp for bands playing music festivals and large venues. The SVT-II Pro, a tube amplifier, which, as opposed to the previous SVT models, features a graphic EQ and a 5-band frequency control knob, which allows for a more precise midrange setting. The SVT-II Pro has been described as having "the classic SVT tone with a few modern enchancements".
+#REDIRECT[[Ampeg SVT-II Pro]]
-Chris used an Ampeg SVT-II Pro head plugged into an [[Ampeg PR-1832HE Bass Cab]] for the Showbiz tour, combined with the [[Marshall Bass State B150|Marshall B150 Bass Combo]], before he replaced it with the [[Marshall DBS 7400]] heads. Together with the B150, it was one of his first bass amps used for Muse.
-=== Specifications ===
-* 300W RMS Power Output @ 2 Ohms
-* 300W RMS Power Output @ 4 Ohms
-* Four 12AX7 & One 12AU7 Preamp Tubes
-* One 12AX7 & Two 12AU7 Driver Tubes
-* Six 6550 Power Amp Tubes
-* 3-band Tone Control
-* 5-band Mid Tone Control
-* 9-band Graphic EQ
-* Ultra Low/Ultra High Boosts
-* Balanced Line-Out
-* Effects Loop
-* Preamp Out/Poweramp In
-* Slave Output
-{{Backto|Ampeg}}
-{{Backto|Bass}}
-[[Category:Amplifiers]]
-[[Category:Gear]]