Bass Centre Melbourne x Ampeg Bass Pedals

Here’s a  quick demo video from The Bass Centre Melbourne, showing off the Ampeg Classic Preamp, and the Ampeg Scrambler Overdrive.

No talk, all sound. Enjoy!

Ampeg bass pedals: Classic Preamp features
  • Delivers a wide range of authentic Ampeg tones
  • Classic 3-band tone stack plus volume
  • Ultra-Hi and Ultra-Lo circuits for tonal flexibility
  • True bypass, analog design with incredible signal-to-noise ratio
  • Roadworthy all-metal chassis construction
  • 9V DC supply or battery capable (not included)
Ampeg Scrambler Overdrive: Features
  • Delivers classic Ampeg grit, grind and sag
  • Separate drive and blend (wet/dry) control
  • Treble and volume control
  • True bypass, analog design with incredible signal-to-noise ratio
  • Roadworthy all-metal chassis construction
  • 9V DC supply or battery capable (not included)

For another bass sound comparison, watch our Blackstar Unity 250 Modern channel demo.

Product information: Ampeg.

Mel Sciarrone

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