Bergantino Forte D 800W Bass Amp Head, 2024, Superb Condition, Gig Bag, Original Packaging £750 Haslemere, Surrey

[B.Chocolate]

This is a reluctant sale of a killer amp—these sound incredible and have stacks of power. You're welcome to try it before taking it away, also happy to deliver. It's in near mint condition and has been very well cared for.

 

AI Overview

The Bergantino Forté D is a lightweight, 800W RMS (at 2 ohms) Class D bass amp featuring a simple interface with a 4-band EQ, Gain, Master Volume, and a single-knob BFT (Big Fat Tube) Drive circuit for classic tube tones, plus a Bright switch, Aux In, Headphone Out, Effects Loop, and studio-quality DI. Key specs include 350W @ 8Ω, 700W @ 4Ω, 800W @ 2Ω, lightweight design (around 6 lbs/2.7kg), universal power supply, and dual Speakon outputs, offering powerful, versatile tone shaping for live and studio use. Key Features & Specs:

Power: 350W RMS (8Ω) / 700W RMS (4Ω) / 800W RMS (2Ω).

Tone Shaping: 4-Band EQ (Bass, Lo-Mid, Hi-Mid, Treble), Bright Switch (+8dB @ 7kHz).

Drive: Single-knob BFT (Big Fat Tube) circuit for warmth and grit.

Connectivity: Dual Speakon Outs, XLR DI (Pre/Post EQ), Line Out (Tuner), Effects Send/Return, Aux In, Headphone Out.

Design: Lightweight (approx. 6 lbs/2.7kg), simple layout, universal power supply.

Protection: Full short circuit and thermal protection. 

Controls:

Front Panel: Gain, Master, Drive, 4-Band EQ, Bright, Mute.

Rear Panel: Speaker Outs, DI Out, Line Out, Aux In, Effects Loop. 

Dimensions:

(W x D x H): 10.5″W x 8.375”D x 3.75”H (26.7cm x 21cm x 9.5cm). 

What it Does:

Delivers classic tube-like tones without tube hassles.

Offers clean power for modern bassists.

Provides studio-quality DI for easy live or recording setups.

Ideal for practicing with Aux In and Headphone Jack. 

 

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[spyder]

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[B.Chocolate]

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[Sparky Mark]

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