Ampeg B-15
Used on John Mayer's *Continuum*, as stated by recording engineer Chad Franscoviak in this October 1, 2006 *Mix Online* interview. > T... more
“When I started on the New York session scene, the B-15 was the bass amp you saw in every studio. By 1983 or so, you stopped seeing them;... more
Recording: “An A-Designs REDDI or Avalon DI and a miked Ampeg B-15 or Markbass Minimark 802” more
Reviews
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Based on 3 Reviews
1962 Classic once owned by James Jamerson
Everyone knows that the B15 is a fab amp. The studio bass amp of choice for pro players and producers. Theres a certain balance they have that sits in a track. Not always the best amp for every bass but great with most esp P basses. Mine belonged to the king of em all James Jamerson.
Killer Tone
I have my grandpa's '67 now. Absolute killer tone. That perfect Ampeg sound that isn't too rumbly, and stands out well in the mix.