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Ampeg Opto Comp Bass Compressor

Ampeg Opto Comp Bass Compressor

£79.00 £112.00
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Ampeg Classic Preamp

Ampeg Classic Preamp

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£75.00 £85.00
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Ampeg SCR-DI Bass DI with Scrambler Overdrive

Ampeg SCR-DI Bass DI with Scrambler Overdrive

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£189.00 £216.00
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Ampeg Liquifier Bass Chorus

Ampeg Liquifier Bass Chorus

£75.00 £90.00
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Ampeg Scrambler Bass Overdrive

Ampeg Scrambler Bass Overdrive

£79.00 £112.00
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About Ampeg Guitar Pedals

Ampeg guitar pedals are an easy way to recreate classic Ampeg bass amp tones without lugging around gigantic amp stacks!

Ampeg currently have five guitar pedals in the range. Each fulfils the standard building blocks bassists need when assembling a pedalboard: EQ, compression, gain and chorus. The EQ and gain are the most authentically ‘Ampeg’ sounding. The Ampeg Classic Preamp boasts a three-band active EQ with buttons to boost ‘Ultra-Lo’ and ‘Ultra-Hi’ frequencies. The Ampeg Scrambler is the iconic Ampeg SVT gain channel in a pedal format; giving you all the grit, grind and sag these amps are famous for. These two pedals are combined in the SCR-DI which has all the same control as an SVT head but in a portable DI format.

Elsewhere in the range is the Opto Comp optical compressor. This is ideal for evening out your playing, and the Liquifier Analog chorus, adding lush movement to an otherwise sterile bass tone.

What Makes Ampeg Guitar Pedals Different?

  • Classic bass amp tones
  • All the basic building blocks
  • Portable and affordable

    • Frequently Asked Questions about Ampeg Guitar Pedals

    Question: Are Ampeg guitar pedals battery powered?
    You can run Ampeg guitar pedals from either a 9v centre negative power supply or a 9v PP3 battery.
    Question: Are Ampeg pedals for guitar or bass?
    Ampeg pedals are designed with bassists in mind as they recreate their famous bass amps and are optimised for low-end performance. There’s absolutely no harm in experimenting by using these effects with an electric guitar - the Scrambler overdrive pedal and Liquifier analog chorus could work a treat.