Ampeg SGT-DI Bass Preamp and DI Pedal Blue Line Anniversary Edition Pedal

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£329.00

This is the Ampeg SGT-DI Bass Preamp and DI Pedal Blue Line Anniversary Edition Pedal from Ampeg, listed in Guitar Pedals on guitars pedals amps and stuff.. Read More below.

Description

The SGT-DI Blue Line Anniversary Edition preamp and DI is identical to the silver SGT-DI—but it’s blue! The same blue as the original 1969 “Blue Line” SVT amplifier. It features a Super Grit Technology overdrive circuit, a 3-band EQ, Ultra-Hi and Ultra-Lo switches, a variable 10:1 compressor, and an IR Loader/ Cab Simulator. Plus, it comes with the 75th Anniversary Free IR Pack IR that includes the SVT-610HLF, SVT-810AV, and SVT-15E cabs, which can be loaded using the free Ampeg IR Loader application.

Specifications

  • Foot-switchable 3-Band EQ with sweepable mids
  • Foot-switchable SGT circuit with SVT and B15 voicing switch
  • Onboard IR Loader/Cab Simulator Ultra-Hi and 3-way Ultra-Lo switches
  • Variable 10:1 compressor
  • Aux /Headphone section
  • Balanced XLR and line outputs
  • 75th Anniversary Free IR Pack (product registration required)

About the manufacturer

Ampeg

Ampeg is a legendary name in bass amplification, best known for its powerful low-end, warm tone, and unmistakable character. Closely associated with classic valve designs and iconic stacks, Ampeg gear has been a staple on stages and in studios for decades, particularly for rock, soul, funk, and punk bass sounds. From compact combo amps to full-scale touring rigs and cabinets, Ampeg products are built to deliver authority, clarity, and feel, making them a trusted choice for bass players who want a sound that anchors the music with confidence.

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