Ampeg RB-108
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Ampeg
RB-108
Product Info
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The RB-108 is a fantastic little practice amp for bassists needing a portable and reliable Ampeg sound. It's great for beginners, students, or anyone wanting a simple, no-frills bass amp with that classic Ampeg warmth and a touch of grit when you need it.
Product Description
- Ampeg RB-108
- Electric Bass Combo
- Power: 30 watts @ 4 ohms
- Speaker: 1x 8" Ampeg
- Controls: Volume
- Preamp with 3 band EQ
- SGT overdrive switch (Super Grit Technology)
- Inputs: 6.3 mm jack input 0 dB and 6.3 mm jack input -15dB
- aux in
- Headphone out
- Dimensions: 433 x 411 x 306 mm
- Weight: 10.5 kg
PROS
- • Solid Ampeg build quality; feels surprisingly robust for the size.
- • Super Grit Technology overdrive adds a usable, gritty edge.
- • Compact size makes it ideal for practice and small gigs.
- • The 8in speaker delivers a surprisingly full and warm low-end.
CONS
- • 30 watts is limiting for larger venues or band practice.
- • EQ is basic; lacks mid-frequency control for nuanced tone shaping.
- • Aux input is a welcome addition but lacks level control.
Product Video
Key Features
Power (Watts)
30
Speaker
1x 8in Ampeg
EQ Bands
3
DI Output
No
Effects
SGT Overdrive
Weight
10.5 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
It's a more compressed and slightly smoother overdrive, lacking the wider range of tonal options you'd find in a pedal, but it’s a great quick fix.
It's sufficient for quiet practice or small acoustic gigs, but you’ll likely need to mic it up for louder band settings.
The headphone output is surprisingly decent, providing a clean and balanced representation of the amp’s sound – good for silent practice.
