Aguilar 30th Anniversary TH500 V2 Bass Guitar Amplifier Head — New

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Race to Sonic Excellence with the Aguilar Limited Edition 30th Anniversary Tone Hammer 500 500-Watt Bass Guitar Amplifier Head Based on the popular Tone Hammer® pedal, this superlight bass head combines 3 bands of flexible EQ, a colorful “Drive” control, and 500 watts of power in a 4 lb. package. The Tone Hammer® 500 will give you the legendary “Aguilar Sound” while still fitting into the accessory pouch of most gig bags – the perfect choice for bass players on the go. What Makes this Limited Collection Special? In celebration of three decades of inspired engineering, Aguilar proudly introduces the 30th Anniversary Edition collection: featuring the AG 500, TH 500, and SL 112, this limited line up is a true collector’s dream. Inspired by a pearl-themed design, the amps shine with a luxurious gold and pearl finish adorned with a commemorative logo, while the cabinets feature pearl tolex, gold corners, gold piping, and a special 30th anniversary badge. Combining timeless elegance with Aguilar’s legendary tone and craftsmanship, this limited-edition collection is a celebration of heritage and innovation Front Panel Features The Drive control changes the gain structure and EQ interactively with the Gain control position. By modifying the circuit structure, Drive gives a “vintage voiced” EQ and gain structure that adapts to how you set the Gain control. The lower the Gain control setting, the “flatter” the EQ applied. The higher you set the Gain control, the more saturated the gain structure becomes, and the more the bass is tightened and the treble smoothed. The Drive circuitry surrounds the midrange controls, enabling you to get a huge variety of tonal characteristics by simply adjusting the Gain, Mid Level, and Mid Freq controls. Clip Light When the Clip light turns red it indicates that the preamp is being driven into clipping. Clipping can be a desirable characteristic, depending on your taste. If you would like a cleaner sound you can experiment with the inpu