Ben Ellis

In an Instagram post, Ben Ellis discusses his 1982 HH Electronics Bass Machine, describing it as a unique amplifier with two channels, a one-knob compressor, and a phaser effect. He mentions using it alongside a double 15” bass cab, highlighting its role in his music setup and creative process.

In this post you can spot the HH 215 underneath a Bass Machine

You can spot the two SVT's behind Ben

In this photo, Ben Ellis can be seen using an Ampeg B-410HE bass amplifier cabinet. You can identify the cabinet by the visible 10-inch speakers through the grille.

In this post you can spot his vintage SVT

In an Instagram post, Ben Ellis shares his preference for the Barefaced Two10 bass amplifier cabinet, highlighting its ability to enhance the sound of his vintage amps and basses while being lightweight and compact.

In this instagram post he talks about his Fender Bassman 50

In this instagram post you can spot his Bassman 100

In an Instagram post, Ben Ellis praises the Peavey Century 200 Bass Amplifier Head for its early '80s transistor overdrive sound, highlighting its unique lofi distortion and affordability.

In this instagram post you can spot this WEM amp

In an Instagram post by Ben Ellis, the Fender 4x12 Bassman 100 Pyramid cabinet is visible during the final show of Razorlight's UK tour in London, highlighting its role in his setup for the performance.

In this instagram post you can spot the Blues Jr

yeah! The little Fender is basically my overdrive sound I’m using an A/B box so it’s on with the main sound for all the dirty bass parts. Sounds great!

In an Instagram post by Ben Ellis, he showcases the Sound City Bass Concord amplifier, highlighting its use during rehearsal sessions.

Ben Ellis mentions using the Ampeg Heritage SVT-CL bass amplifier head in an Instagram post, describing it as sounding great before it malfunctioned. In another post, he humorously notes that a second unit of the same model lasted twice as long during his tour.