Ampeg Rocket Bass RB-210 500W 2x10" Bass Combo Amp

The 500-watt Ampeg® Rocket Bass® RB-210 combo bass amp offers unparalleled performance, stunning ’60s-style looks, and a robust feature set in a light and portable package—making it the ideal gigging amp. Like its legendary larger siblings, the RB-210 combo offers classic Ampeg 3-band EQ and Ultra Hi/Ultra Lo switches, which tone aficionados know are critical to sculpting the perfect bass sound. Plus, a newly designed switchable Super Grit TechnologyTM verdrive circuit with independent Grit and Level controls adds warm and gutsy growl. A mutable high-frequency horn complements the dual 10" Eminence® speakers. An effects loop and extension speaker output add flexibility, an auxiliary input lets you play along with external audio, a headphone output ensures you’ll be able to practice whenever you like, and the XLR direct output provides a professional connection to a P.A. or recorder.

• 500 watts
• Dual 10" Custom Eminence speakers + HF horn
• Ampeg Legacy preamp with 3-band EQ
• Footswitchable SGTTM overdrive
• Auxiliary input and headphone output
• Effects loop
• Extension speaker and XLR direct outputs
• 39 lbs. (17.7 kg)

VINTAGE LOOK, MODERN HEART
The Rocket Bass RB-210 combo looks every bit as classy as its distinguished heritage demands. The top-mounted controls are not only easily accessible, they help to maintain the aesthetic harmony of the ’60-style look, while the amp’s light weight and easy portability place it firmly in the modern era. 

SUPER GRIT TECHNOLOGY (SGT) OVERDRIVE
The RB-210 bass amplifier comes equipped with proprietary Super Grit Technology overdrive circuitry, with independent Grit and Level controls, which provides more of the warm and gutsy growl that defines the coveted Ampeg tone. Combined with the famed Ampeg 3-band EQ and Ultra Hi/Ultra Lo switches, SGT enables you to create your ideal bass sound.

PRACTICE WHEN YOU LIKE
Despite its big and powerful sound, the RB-210 is small and lightweight enough to make it a superb practice amp. An auxiliary input enables you to play along with the external audio of your choice, while a headphone output ensures you’ll be able to practice whenever you like without disturbing others.