Unleash the power and clarity of your bass with the Aguilar DB 751 Bass Head, a formidable fusion of raw energy and refined tone. This powerhouse amplifier is designed for bassists who demand both punch and precision in their sound. With a robust 975 watts of output, the DB 751 seamlessly blends the legacy of the renowned DB 750 with modern enhancements that ensure reliability and versatility for any gig or studio session.

At the heart of the DB 751 is a meticulously crafted 12AX7 preamp section that offers a warm, rich tonal palette. Its passive tone stack EQ gives players intuitive control over their sound, allowing for a wide range of sonic possibilities. The 12 MOSFET power section ensures that every note is delivered with immaculate clarity and power, while the self-diagnostic protection and thermal overload circuits safeguard your gear during extended use.

The DB 751 also features a custom toroidal transformer, providing consistent power and reducing unwanted noise, making it an essential tool for professional musicians. Whether you're on stage or in the studio, the send/return effects loop and dual Neutrik Speakon outputs offer seamless connectivity for a wide array of setups, making it a versatile addition to any bassist's arsenal.

Key Features:

• 975 watts of power output
• 12AX7 preamp section with passive tone stack EQ
• 12 MOSFET power section
• Self-diagnostic protection and thermal overload circuits
• Custom toroidal transformer
• Send/Return effects loop
• Dual Neutrik Speakon outputs

Product specs

FAQs

What is the power output of the Aguilar DB 751 Bass Head?

The Aguilar DB 751 Bass Head delivers a robust power output of 750 watts, making it suitable for a wide range of performance settings from small venues to large stages.

What type of preamp tubes does the Aguilar DB 751 use?

The Aguilar DB 751 features a preamp section with three 12AX7 tubes, which contribute to its warm and dynamic sound characteristics.

Does the Aguilar DB 751 Bass Head have an effects loop?

Yes, the Aguilar DB 751 includes an effects loop with a send that is push/pull for line or instrument level and a return that is push/pull for parallel or series operation.

How does the Aguilar DB 751 handle different speaker configurations?

The Aguilar DB 751 Bass Head offers two Neutrik Speakon speaker outputs, allowing for flexible speaker cabinet configurations and connections.

Is the Aguilar DB 751 suitable for both active and passive bass guitars?

Yes, the Aguilar DB 751 has a 1/4" input jack with an active/passive switch, making it compatible with both active and passive bass guitars.