SWR Super Redhead Bass Combo Amplifier (2x10-inch, 350 Watts)

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SWR Super Redhead Bass Combo Amplifier (2x10-inch, 350 Watts), Main
SWR Super Redhead Bass Combo Amplifier (2x10-inch, 350 Watts), Main
350 watts. Twin PAS 10 in. speakers.

Easily noticed by passers-by, the Super Redhead sure is a wild one. Incredible features, along with great sound in small or large rooms, make this one of the better bass combo amps on the market right now.

Front Panel Features
Hi and low sensitivity inputs

Gain control with LED peak clipping indicator

Power amp LED peak clipping indicator

Aural Enhancer Control

Master Volume Control

Effects Blend Control

Headphone jack

Variable midrange

Switchable turbo bass and transparency

Unbalanced record output

XLR pad and ground lift

Built-in rack space

Speaker on/off switch

Fan on/off switch

Power on/off switch

Rear Panel Features
Balanced XLR record output

Side chain effects loop

Extension Speaker Output

Tweeter Attenuator

Tuner send

Internal Features
(1) 12AX7 Preamp Tube Cooling fan

Speaker Compliment
(2) 10" custom-designed PAS drivers (2" Hi temp. copper wound high efficiency Kapton voice coil. 46 oz. focussed magnet. 175 watts RMS each)

(1) Foster Horn

Dimensions (H x W x D): 21.25 x 22.5 x 16 in. (with the front cover attached, the depth is increased to 16.75")

Weight: 80 lbs. total, with cover

Power Output:
350 Watts @ 4 Ohms
400 Watts @ 2.67 Ohms (with 8 ohm extension speaker)
450 Watts @ 2 Ohms (with 4 ohm extension speaker)

Note:Internal speaker impedance is 4 ohms.

Frequency Response (Power Amplifier): -3dB @ 20Hz and 40KHz

Signal to Noise Ratio: -72 dB (<10 millivolts typical)

Equivalent Input Noise: 9 microvolts

Power Handling (Speaker Section): 350 Watts RMS continuous program

Impedance: 4 ohms

Tuning: Front slot port. Specially designed to eliminate unwanted noise.

Crossover: Third order, 6db rolloff, 18db butterworth high pass 4KHz turnover. The crossover is located inside the Super Redhead's chassis.

Internal Volume: 2.45 cubic feet

SPL: 105 dB (-3dB @ 45Hz and 15KHz)

Cabinet Construction: 5/8" 7 ply, Maple or Birch plywood construction, waterproof glue. All joints Dado and Rabbet, glued and nailed. Extremely heavy bracing.

Finish: Black carpeting with stack lock corners.

Chrome Stamped Steel Vibration-Free Grill

Chassis Material: Aluminum

For support or warranty questions, please contact the manufacturer:
Phone: 480-596-7195
Owner's Manual

Reviewers gave this product an overall rating of 5 out of 5 stars. (82 ratings)
Submitted April 14, 2013 by michael b in petaluma, CA

"BEST BASS AMP COMBO EVER MADE in my 25 years of experience"

Overall: 5 out of 5 stars
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I have found no reason to take my 810 or two 410's to stack anymore to a show. For one, I am just not as strong as I used to be, so it takes all my effort to carry in a big rig. Two, the SWR Super Redhead has proven to be all I need. It sounds FANTASTIC. for one. Paired with my Peavey Cirrus bass, there is no better sound. I can get any tone I want and I have never had to turn up all the way. In fact, I have to turn down in some cases and I am not even being D.I.'d. I have my SWR Goliath III to add to my rig if I need 450w and a 610, but so far, the small foot print of the SWR Super Redhead is all I need to play with rock bands in clubs that have two Les Paul's and a keyboard player. At only 80lbs, this power to weight ratio for the lazy musician like I am is a no brainer. I HATE carrying gear, but I love to play all night. BEST bass combo ever ....

Musical Background:

30 years, bass guitar, professional

Musical Style:

rock, blues, jazz, fusion
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