Hartke LH1000 Bass Amplifier
The LH1000 has a classic 12AX7 Class-A tube front-end design with a solid-state output. Trick out the Treble and Bass Shelving to give its warm tone a little edge, or use the brite and limiter switches to further sculpt your sound. Its intuitive front panel design also makes adjustments on the fly a breeze. Although the LH1000 is a perfect complement to our HyDrive cabinets, it also works as a seamless accompaniment to any bass cab on the market.
Product Features
- Dual Parallel Mode: 2 x 225 watts @ 8 ohms, 2 x 320 watts @ 4 ohms, 2 x 545 watts @ 2 ohms, Bridge Mode: 1 x 750 watts @ 8 ohms, 1 x 1100 watts @ 4 ohms
- Bass and Treble Shelving, plus mid-peak EQ controls, Selectable brite switch for added high frequency response, Selectable limiter switch with LED indicator
- Classic 12AX7 High Voltage Class-A tube preamp circuit, Balance control blends level of A and B outputs
- Front panel XLR balanced direct output, Rear panel 1/4-Inch effects loop
- 1/4-Inch plus Speakon output connectors, Two-rackspace metal chassis with steel faceplate and handles
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Clean Warm Sound The amp has buckets of power. I have it paired up with a Hartke Hydrive 410 cabinet. It has zero problem delivering a clean, warm low B from my 5 string. Nice clean sound. I use an in-line Zoom B2.1U effects box with pedal. Between the two, I have quite a few cool sound options.If you’re looking for a clean warm sound. This is it. If you’re looking for metal sound or lots of distortion, you may want to look elsewhere.Important…This amp came stock with a…
Nice step up from a combo amp Had the LH500 for a few days now, overall very satisfied. Using it thru two separate Ampeg 1×15 cabs, with my passive Lakland DJ5 bass. Sounds really good. TONS of power. I couldn’t even imagine what the LH1000 with an active bass must be like. Unless you are powering two or more 8×10 cabs, I think the LH500 will be all the power anyone would need and plenty more. With my bass’s 2 volume pots at ~50% and the amp on 2 or 3, it’s plenty loud. The EQ on the amp is a little less sensitive…
I happy about the quality of this amp. I spent a lot of time researching because I was on a budget. I am glad I chose this one. It feels very solid, rugged and well made. I am also happy I can mount this to a rack someday if i choose. I picked this one over the 3500 because of the additional power. I also heard that the new 3500’s are not as good as the classic ones. I am playing out of a less-than-top-of-the-line 8 Ohm 4×10, in a punk rock band, and I usually crank this to about 7 or 8, and it…