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Description

Step back in time and experience the legendary sound of the 1966 Ampeg B-15N Large Tube Bass Amplifier. Revered by bassists for its rich, warm tones, this iconic amp is a staple in studios around the world. Known for its fixed-bias 6L6GC tubes, the B-15N delivers a robust 30 watts of power, making it ideal for both intimate gigs and recording sessions. Its smooth black vinyl exterior with chrome accents exudes vintage charm while the single-baffle design enhances sound clarity, ensuring your bass lines cut through the mix with precision.

This amp is the final iteration of the B-15 series, featuring a stamped chrome-plated chassis that not only enhances durability but also adds a sleek touch. The distinct light-up lucite logo is a visual nod to its storied past and a conversation starter for any musician. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or a passionate hobbyist, the Ampeg B-15N offers an authentic and emotive sound experience that is hard to replicate.

Key Features:

  • Fixed-bias 6L6GC tubes for 30 watts of powerful sound
  • Single-baffle design for enhanced sound clarity
  • Durable stamped chrome-plated chassis
  • Iconic light-up lucite logo
  • Smooth black vinyl exterior with chrome accents
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See how Chris Chaney uses Ampeg B-15N Large Tube Bass Amplifier (1966)

Chris Chaney

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In the video titled "Chris Chaney and the 5088: Home Studio Tour," at the 4:58 mark, Chris Chaney discusses his bass rig, confirming the use of a pair of Ampeg B-15N Large Tube Bass Amplifiers from 1966. This is documented by the video's author, Rupert Neve, on YouTube.

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