When you need a portable rig with legendary Ampeg tone, look no further than the BA115. This powerful combo features a 100-Watt power section and a single 15-inch Ampeg speaker that can rock a small- to medium-sized venue. Just plug in and you’re ready to rock!
Price: $379.95 Buy now!

User Reviews:
Feature:
i think the 5 position selector is cheesey, and I rarely use it. i do however use the CD input for laptop playback , which I use to record our practices, and thats real helpfull

Quality:
dont like the cloth grill cover, every amp in the band but mine has a metal grill.

Value:
over priced for only 100 watts, in my opinion. in hindsight, i should have saved up for a few more months and gotten a seperate amp and cabinet, I’d probably be a lot happier.

Desirability:
all black, i dissagree with the poeople that say ” you look good on stage if you use it” thats crap !. but for a monitor it’s good. i use mine as a seat often, love feeling the Bass in the Butt

Sound:
sound is fine enough, i came from a Crate 100 watt combo ( got old ) to this, I practice in a relatively small basement so depending on where I stand, the sound drops out, but thats just the room accoustics so I cant blame the amp. Havent played out with it yet, it’ll be interesting to see how it does then.

Ease of Use:
not a lot of crap to get in the way, other than the selector switch.

Support:
haven’t had need of support…. yet

Overall:
as soon as we start playing out, i’ll probably start looking for more power, as I’m sure the guitars will blow me away. i do rattle stuff upstairs all the time, but the drummers wife is pretty understanding, knowing its just the frequency, and not the power / loudness, so thats cool.

When no other combo will do it’s time to turn to the Promethean. With the ability to remove the head from the 1×10 inch cabinet, this amp goes leagues beyond anything you can find in this price range. Leave the cabinet in your practice space and take the Promethean 250/500 Watt amp to your gigs to use with a larger cabinet, or take the whole rig and run the balanced XLR output into the board as a perfect live solution!
Price: $699.95 Buy now!

Massive tone and low-end punch! The workhorse of the WorkingPro combo family, the WorkingPro 15′s 200 watts at 4 ohms delivers seismic punch with crystal clarity, courtesy of its single 15 in. speaker and piezo tweeter. Add the tilt-back legs and you’ve got an amp that’s great for all kinds of gigs, onstage powered monitoring and studio monitoring. And it’ll fit in your car!
Price: $699.99 Buy now!

The 210C houses 2 x 10-inch 150 watt HyDrive neodymium hybrid cone drivers and offers 250 watts of clean linear power. A massive toroidial transformer and internal protection circuitry help protect the amplifier and speaker, allowing the 210C the ability to handle virtually any passive or active bass with plenty of power.
Price: $529.95 Buy now!

Price: $999.99 Buy now!

The Ampeg BA600210 is anything but “just another” bass combo. Even though it packs dual 10 inch LF drivers, an HF horn (with Level control), and a whopping 600 watts of pure Ampeg power, the BA600210 is supremely transportable. You get Ampeg’s legendary tone-shaping thanks to the multi-stage 12AX7 tube preamp, Style control, 3-Band EQ, and Ultra-Hi/Lo switches, all of which make the BA600 the ultimate in versatility. And because you can choose between two channels, the vintage B-15 channel and a more modern tone, you get access to both with the simple click of switch.
Price: $949.95 Buy now!

User Reviews:
Feature:
problems

Quality:
SUCKS. I bought 2 and sent them both back. the bass cord pops out when the eq setting has too much bass. Crappy sound at full range. speakers system clipped, (no sound) on both units (I had to power down, the power up to get sound again)

Value:
I will never waste my time on an ampeg again, and I like the USA models.

Sound:
great

Ease of Use:
very easy

Support:
nothing, so I thought screw you ampeg, I’ll get my money back.

The new SWX Sound Wave Bass Amp series is designed for bass players of all levels who want serious versatility. The SWX series delivers a thick natural balanced tone and allows quick changes in tonal character without any hassle. The SWX100 features 100 watts, a 15-inch bass speaker with piezo horn tweeter, internal auto compression circuit, hue control, direct out and shape switch for easy tonal tweaking.
Price: $349.95 Buy now!

The B-200R builds on the technology used in Ampeg’s popular B-100R, offering 220 watts RMS and a custom-designed 15 in. Eminence driver. The retro “blue check” covering and companion silver and blue grill-cloth generate a cool ’70s vibe; the B-200R is “old school” on steroids. Coming in at just under 70 lbs., the B-200R can rock an average- to medium-sized venue, and rock it hard!
Price: $349.95 Buy now!

User Reviews:
Feature:
It’s really no frills and that’s a good thing. Frequency boosts work well, includes XLR out +headphone jack. AND will get the job done with portability.

Quality:
Just got it yesterday. I read about the QC issues from the Ampeg China factory but heard one and decided to take the chance. One side of the chassis was cut to long so it sits 1/4″ below top of cabinet. To make it fit the top corner of metal is pushed in and there is a 1/2″ clean cut where the bottom of the chassis folds. You would think to not to scrap it they would use another frame instead of gerry-rigging and forcing it in. Even Epiphone will stamp used on a product that is factory flawed.

Sound:
The preamp tube adds warmth and tone controls are responsive to accomplish a variety of sounds. Using a Fender American Jazz bass I’m very pleased.

Support:
I hear it’s good because Ampeg is aware of QC issues and replaces them.

Overall:
Great sound, inexcusable QC.

In addition to many cool features you can also simply practice with the BX108. And don’t leave home without one: it’s about the best thing you can have along on tour for warming up before the gig or keeping your chops up in the hotel room on a day off.
Price: $79.99 Buy now!

User Reviews:
Feature:
It could use a few more controls, but it gets the job done.

Quality:
It is a very well made amp. I never have any worries about it breaking, or encountering a problem with it. It also had no cosmetic flaws when I purchased it. Overall, I believe that it will last a good long time.

Value:
As I said before, it has stunning sound, especially for the price, which at the time that I bought it was around $70.

Desirability:
It’s fairly plain looking, but I like the retro feel.

Sound:
This amp has excellent sound. When I purchased it, I was absolutely amazed that it had such great sound, especially for the price. It also gives little to no hum.

Ease of Use:
If you know how to plug in your instrument and flip a switch, you know how to use this amp.

Support:
N/A. I haven’t had a problem with it, so I haven’t needed to contact Behringer.

Overall:
I’m sure I won’t be replacing this for a good long time, although I’ll definately get another amp for things such as playing live. This is a great amp for practicing, rehersals, and even possibly small gigs.

The HS Kickback 15 Combo Amp offers all the newest concepts in state-of-the-art bass amplification at an extremely affordable price.
Price: $449.95 Buy now!

User Reviews:
Feature:
the shape button is pretty cool, i wish it had an fx loop unless i overlooked it.

Quality:
the one i used was used but it still blew me away! it seemed to me it was pretty well put together so no complaints here!

Value:
umm, 275$ for a used 120 watt, id say its worth it!

Desirability:
i want it! i bet it will look good with a solid black p bass!

Sound:
awesome! perfect sound for classic rock and blues, for me anyway. not too punchy and not too drained. very clean, which i like.

Ease of Use:
the less nobs there is the better it is to me. its just a simple man thing.

Support:
?

Overall:
if i get it i will still want it when we grow old together, and at 70 years old itll fel like the first time