Ampeg SB-12 Portaflex 25-Watt 1x12" Fliptop Guitar Combo
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Overview
As part of the iconic Portaflex lineup from the '60s, the Ampeg SB-12 features the unique flip-top design as seen on other amps like the popular B-15N. The SB-12 was designed to complement Ampeg's Baby Bass upright bass model and ran with 22 watts through a single 12-inch speaker. With only three control knobs, the smaller SB-12 offered a definitively simpler design than the larger Portaflexes.
Years of Production: 1965 - 1971
Unique to this Year: 1965 was the first year of SB-12 production
Electronics: Bass and Instrument inputs, 22 watts, 12-inch speaker
Controls: Volume, Treble, Bass
Notable Players: Chuck Rainey, Marcus Miller
Years of Production: 1965 - 1971
Unique to this Year: 1965 was the first year of SB-12 production
Electronics: Bass and Instrument inputs, 22 watts, 12-inch speaker
Controls: Volume, Treble, Bass
Notable Players: Chuck Rainey, Marcus Miller
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