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Description

Dive into the world of powerful bass amplification with the SWR Workingman's 15 Combo. This remarkable bass combo amplifier is designed for the working musician who demands portability without sacrificing sound quality. With over 15 years of expertise packed into its robust build, SWR presents an amp that thrives in both intimate venues and bustling jam sessions.

The Workingman's 15 boasts a custom-designed 15" driver paired with a piezo tweeter, delivering rich, full-bodied bass tones that cut through the mix with ease. Whether your bass is active or passive, its dual input options ensure optimal sound capture, while the 3-band tone controls allow for precise sound sculpting. The unique Aural Enhancer control takes your sound to new heights, accentuating fundamental lows and enhancing high-end clarity for a dynamic and transparent performance.

For those who need versatility, the Workingman's 15 offers a balanced XLR output for seamless connectivity to recording gear or PA systems. Plus, with additional features like a headphone jack for silent practice and an integrated limiter to protect your sound from distortion, this amp is as versatile as it is powerful. Ideal for the gigging bassist, the SWR Workingman's 15 Combo is your ticket to superior sound on the go.

Key Features:

  • 160-watt, 1 x 15" combo amplifier with tweeter
  • Dual inputs for active and passive instruments
  • Unique Aural Enhancer control for dynamic sound
  • 3-band tone controls with built-in limiter
  • Balanced XLR output for recording and live situations
  • Headphone jack, tuner output, and extension speaker connectivity
  • Sidechain effects loop with blend control
Pete M

Pete M

Video 1 'Rock' setting SWR Workingman's 15 bass combo mini series

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Video 1 'Rock' setting SWR Workingman's 15 bass combo mini series

Pete M

Pete M

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Features and functionality

  • The SWR Workingman's 15 has an XLR output, allowing integration with a sound system for larger venues.

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Use cases and applications

  • At 120 watts, it might struggle against two guitarists with large rigs but performs adequately at moderate band volumes.

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  • The SWR Workingman's 15 is recommended for jazz players over the Fender Rumble when a more refined sound is desired.

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User experience

  • The SWR Workingman's 15 is favored for jazz due to its tonal quality, particularly praised for its tweeter performance, which some users miss when switching to other amps.

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Comparisons

  • While some prefer the Fender Rumble for rock due to its loudness, users with experience of both amps often favor the SWR for its superior sound and tweeter.

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See how Bora Karaca uses SWR Workingman's 15 Combo

Bora Karaca

Singer, Guitarist

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Verified via The Laboratory Audio

On the gear page for Bora Karaca's studio "The Laboratory Audio," he lists a SWR Workingman's 15 Combo amp as one of the amplifiers available.

This amplifier was also used by Cojum Dip's bassists at various points.

See how Matt Sever uses SWR Workingman's 15 Combo

Matt Sever

Bassist

Cojum Dip

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In this photo, the SWR Workingman's 15 Combo can be seen with Matt Sever. Newer models have a slightly different top part than what is seen in the picture.

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