Sweetwater Used Bass Amps

Connect bass amps to speaker cabinets.

East to install and definitely amps the bass with rich sound.

This R12RT is my third Rock n Roller. I use them for hauling musical gear (bass cabinets/amps and drums). My older, smaller carts are still going to be used but this new cart with the wider, taller wheels is the best yet. It's much easier to transit curbs and other obstacles and it rolls over gravel and other loose material very well.

I use Pro Co (11 AWG) cables on all my bass amps and cabinets. You can spend more money on a cable, but you'll be hard pressed to find a better one.

This is among the best keyboard amps I have used for the combination of portability, bass response without booming and just plain clear true even frequency response. I do not miss anything on the bottom register for it being only a 12 speaker. With any of various piano emulations on my various keyboards, it is as close to playing a grand piano as any amp and speaker combination I have used and that is compared to a Peavy KB 100 and a Peavy Bandit. Hammond and other organ and synth emulations come thru cleanly as well. Could not be more satisfied.

I have a bass amp (Aguilar TH350) that has a DI Out but no headphone out. While I have dedicated headphone amps, I wanted to be able to hear my Tone Hammer amp via headphones. This did the trick. I just run this from the DI into my headphone amp. Great price from B+H.

New Ox Box for the lowest price around...seriously undercut Guitar Center and Sweetwater!

This shelf does exactly what it's supposed to do. And...it is the cheapest one I've found on the internet. Cheaper than GC, Amazon, Sweetwater, and other stores. Should I ever need another one or three, this will be the one I get!!

Great looking business backpack - decided on this one over Tumi - Tumi business backpack too small and too expensive - Samsonite Tectonic Sweetwater Backpack very professional looking - large capacity - love it

Used to cary multi effect system for my bass guitar