Aguilar Tone Hammer 350 Bass Amplifier Head
Following on the heels of the massively successful Tone Hammer 500 amplifier, the Tone Hammer 350 retains the big sound of its predecessor within an even smaller footprint. Giving the Tone Hammer 350 its flexible tone-shaping capabilities is Aguilar’s Tone Hammer preamp, the same preamp used in the Tone Hammer D.I./preamp pedal, which has become a favorite of bass players all over the world. Weighing only three lbs., the Tone Hammer 350 features bass, treble and fully sweepable midrange controls. The Drive control utilizes Aguilar’s proprietary AGS circuit which adds subtle distortion and midrange punch to the sound.
Product Features
- Weighs only 3 lbs.
- 350 watts @ 4 ohms, 175 watts @ 8 ohms
- Balanced Output: XLR balanced output with pre/post EQ and ground lift switch
- One 1/4″ input jack, compatible with all active and passive basses
- One Neutrik Speakon speaker output; Tuner out
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One of my favorite things… I purchased this bass amp from Amazon recently after playing it in few big name stores like Sam Ash and then looking for comparable model to test it against. While there were some favorable competitors, such as the Markbass, this Tone Hammer 350 has a beautiful tone range that I am still exploring. I prefer to play older jazz styles of the late 40’s into the late 60’s and this amp fits well into that sound for me with minor adjustments such as flat wound strings and a low gain setting…