Ibanez SW35 35 Watt Bass Amp
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A solid little thumper.
The Ibanez SW35 35 Watt Bass Amp is a great choice for rehearsal or practice. This solid state bass amp cranks out 35 punchy watts through a tilt-back, closed-back cab for enhanced low-end. The 10" coaxial speaker in the Ibanez SW35 offers a wide frequency response. Amplifier controls include bass, mid, treble, and presence. Ibanez also equipped the SW35 Bass Amp with a limiter with LED indicator, variable input with 10dB gain, master volume control, CD inputs, headphone out, line out, and effects send and return.
Features
- 35W35W through a 10"
- Tilt-back, closed back cab for enhanced low-end
- 10" coaxial speaker
- Bass, mid, treble, and presence controls
- Limiter with LED indicator
- Variable input with 10dB gain,
- Master volume control
- CD inputs
- Headphone out
- Line out
- Effects send and return
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Ibanez SW 35 Bass Amp
I play Bass & Keys . I use it for both . Playing bass It's a great small size only around 25 or so LBS. , with good tones . I like ...Read complete review
I play Bass & Keys . I use it for both . Playing bass It's a great small size only around 25 or so LBS. , with good tones . I like the tilt back feature for personal stage monitor & line out for the PA board .
With my keyboards , it has great bottoms & clear highs & solid mids . I have a couple of other Key board amps , one is a heavy monster & , all in all , for personal around the house practice or on the road (running throught the board ) , this little amp has been great ! I actually had 2 of them when I was traveling , one on the bus & one at the house (I'm lazy tired & old , they sounded good & they were cheap enought to get 2) , And , after I got the 1st one I had to have a 2nd one for the road .
You can get the bigger ones but all you gain is show off rights , more weight to carry & a bit more volume which , If you not using it for your stand alone amp & not running through the PA it won't be enough in a live setting however , now-a-days , most all gigs , everything is through the board so , great for your personal stage monitor & line out to the board & let your sound guy do the magic for the crowd , that's what He's for !
I learned many years ago , "It's not what you got to do with , it's what you do with what you got " ! If you can afford it & you have a strong back go for that back breaking stuff . I've hauled twin 3,000 watt rigs around for show & for what I thought I had to have to be and be seen as good but , run me through a board & I get an even better crowd sound ! ( Thanks sound men ) ! Treat 'em right !
Basic needs , I like the tilt back for one stage personal monitor & the line out to the board is really handy .
Pretty tough , I've used it at home traveling on the bus ect. Had it for several years & never a problem .
Held up well , no problems to report , it's been hauled carried , dropped a few times . still solid & sounds like the day I got it .
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I bought this amp 2 years ago and was really impressed with the tone for the price. Nice, punchy, well-articulated sound for a small amp. However, within a few weeks of playing, ...Read complete review
I bought this amp 2 years ago and was really impressed with the tone for the price. Nice, punchy, well-articulated sound for a small amp. However, within a few weeks of playing, without even pushing the speaker too hard, i started getting a really bad resonant buzz on G at any volume, regardless of how the controls were set. I tried other basses and got the same buzz. when I bypassed the speaker, i didnt get the buzz, so I figured it must be the speaker or something in the enclosure. I took the amp back and swapped it for another one, which developed the same buzz within a month or two. Good tone for an entry level/practice amp, but quality/manufacturing is questionable and customer support is non-existent. Definitely not a long-term purchase, but works well with PA setups and is ok for practice.
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Comments about Ibanez SW35 35 Watt Bass Amp:
I play Bass & Keys . I use it for both . Playing bass It's a great small size only around 25 or so LBS. , with good tones . I like the tilt back feature for personal stage monitor & line out for the PA board .
With my keyboards , it has great bottoms & clear highs & solid mids . I have a couple of other Key board amps , one is a heavy monster & , all in all , for personal around the house practice or on the road (running throught the board ) , this little amp has been great ! I actually had 2 of them when I was traveling , one on the bus & one at the house (I'm lazy tired & old , they sounded good & they were cheap enought to get 2) , And , after I got the 1st one I had to have a 2nd one for the road .
You can get the bigger ones but all you gain is show off rights , more weight to carry & a bit more volume which , If you not using it for your stand alone amp & not running through the PA it won't be enough in a live setting however , now-a-days , most all gigs , everything is through the board so , great for your personal stage monitor & line out to the board & let your sound guy do the magic for the crowd , that's what He's for !
I learned many years ago , "It's not what you got to do with , it's what you do with what you got " ! If you can afford it & you have a strong back go for that back breaking stuff . I've hauled twin 3,000 watt rigs around for show & for what I thought I had to have to be and be seen as good but , run me through a board & I get an even better crowd sound ! ( Thanks sound men ) ! Treat 'em right !
Basic needs , I like the tilt back for one stage personal monitor & the line out to the board is really handy .
Pretty tough , I've used it at home traveling on the bus ect. Had it for several years & never a problem .
Held up well , no problems to report , it's been hauled carried , dropped a few times . still solid & sounds like the day I got it .
Comments about Ibanez SW35 35 Watt Bass Amp:
I love mine for practice & combine it with a sub using the line out for huse rocking thump without cutting off the speaker. Not as wide range of sound as my Ampeg 112 but just as much umph and a limiter too! Almost unbeatable practice amp that can gig a small venue.
Comments about Ibanez SW35 35 Watt Bass Amp:
I bought this amp about 2 years ago as an upgrade to a cheesy ten watt and i have to say it was one of the best buys around. You can get good tone but not the best and it can keep up with most guitars and overpower the loudest drummers. mine just blew out a week ago so its lasted a great while. Buy it as a first real amp if its all your budget can afford but if you can get expensive go with the 65 watt version of this amp.
Comments about Ibanez SW35 35 Watt Bass Amp:
I've owned this amp for over a year now, and I still love it. This amp isn't powerful enough to use for gigs, but it's definitely an excellent home or practice amp. This amp gets such a good tone with my bass. I have a large amp that I use for gigs, but I keep this amp at home for practice. It sounds so good.
Comments about Ibanez SW35 35 Watt Bass Amp:
2 years ago I got tired of draging around big amps, so a friend talked me into trying the Ibanez SW35. I love it and the tone I get from it. It is amazing how loud and hard you can drive it. I use it as my personal bass monitor on stage, mic it to save that tone, and go through the PA. I have been playing professionally for 30 years. I currently own 5 top bass rigs (4 of them now for sale). The Ibanez is the only one I use now. My fellow guitarist in the band use even smaller amps. We go into the gig and often others laugh at us using such tiny amps. We then blow them away. I love that - Thanks Ibanez
Comments about Ibanez SW35 35 Watt Bass Amp:
This amp is great for many reasons. It has a great rich tone for any bass player. It has decent settings. The thing I personally don't like is the tilt thing, but that is my opinion. It is also very heavy, but you will get use to it. You are able to hear your self with a loud drummer and guitar players. Another great feature is the limiter, this helps you in many ways. I play with a fender Jazz bass and it sounds awesome. Overall this is great bass amp for your room and garage/band practice.
Comments about Ibanez SW35 35 Watt Bass Amp:
I like this amp a lot. I keep it at my drummer's house for use at practice and it works great for it. Definetly not too loud, dosen't work too good for a gig amp. You can't here it at all outdoors. I have been playing bass for 29 years now, and out of all the smaller bass amps I own, this has to be one of my favorites.
Comments about Ibanez SW35 35 Watt Bass Amp:
good amp for beginners or for a quiet jam. To loud and it gets a little hazy. The controls are easy and the kickback is very useful. I used my pre-amp with it to see if it would blow up and suprisingly it didn't. The best for the price, not a big gig sound but will annoy the nieghbors so i guess it does it's job.
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I got this amp in 2005. It is really good practice amp for yourself and in the garage. It is not that great for real gigs. Another problem is it makes a lot of unwanted noise.
Comments about Ibanez SW35 35 Watt Bass Amp:
I purchase this amp as a replace practice amp for my Behringer Ultrabass BX600. It has pretty sound nothing heart stopping though. I would recommend for beginners as an amp to practice on in house or garage solo, but don't expect to mix it up with the band with this amp.
