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Ashdown MAGC410T Bass Combo Amplifier (300 Watts, 4x10 in.)
5 band EQ section. Fan cooled.
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The MAG C410T-300 4 x 10 in. + tweeter combo features a potent new fan-cooled 307 watts RMS power section. Rotary bass, middle and treble controls are supplemented by smaller rotary controls providing 15dB of cut and boost at 220Hz and 1.6kHz, providing a comprehensive 5 band EQ section. Additionally, front panel push switches for Bright and Deep settings provide instant access to attacking and warm, rounded sounds respectively and, on the subject of low-end response, the trademark Ashdown sub-harmonic generator is ready and able to deliver truck loads of earth moving tone if called upon.
Inputs are provided for active and passive instruments and the front panel also features an effects send and return, a tuner/line output and a balanced DI output for direct connection to a mixing console.
All MAG combos have extension speaker outputs and are loaded with Ashdown BlueLine speakers for exceptional attack, clarity and low-end performance. Protection is provided by tough black carpet covering and new steel grilles, while the amplifier chassis is constructed from light yet strong, heat-dissipating magnesium alloy for 'roadie-free' portability. And, of course, the famous Ashdown VU meter remains central to the cool look of these great, value for money bass amplifiers.
Speaker Configuration: 4x10 in. BlueLine speaker + tweeter
Height: 655mm (25.8 in.)
Width: 604mm (23.8 in.)
Depth: 420mm (16.5 in.)
Weight: 35.5kg (78.3 lbs.)
High Input Impedance: 3.9MOhms / Input range 150mV - 20V p-p
Low Input Impedance: 10KOhms / Input range 300mV - 40V p-p
Line Input Impedance: 22kOhms / Input level 0dBu nominal
Effects Return Impedance: 22kOhms / Level 0dBu nominal
Tuner Output Impedance: 22kOhms / Level 0dBu nominal
Effects Send Impedance: 22kOhms / Level 0dBu nominal
DI Output: 600 Ohms balanced / Level -20dBu nominal
Speaker Outputs: Minimum impedance 4 Ohms
Bass: +/-15dB @ 100Hz
Lo Mid: +/-15dB @ 220Hz
Middle: +/-15dB @ 660Hz
Hi Mid: +/-15dB @ 1.6kHz
Treble: +/-15dB @ 7kHz shelving
Deep: +8dB @ 50Hz
Bright: +10dB @ 10kHz
Signal to Noise: Better than 80dB (EQ flat)
Distortion: Less than 0.5% THD
Frequency Response: -3dB at 17Hz and 30KHz
Power Requirements: 230 /115v
Inputs are provided for active and passive instruments and the front panel also features an effects send and return, a tuner/line output and a balanced DI output for direct connection to a mixing console.
All MAG combos have extension speaker outputs and are loaded with Ashdown BlueLine speakers for exceptional attack, clarity and low-end performance. Protection is provided by tough black carpet covering and new steel grilles, while the amplifier chassis is constructed from light yet strong, heat-dissipating magnesium alloy for 'roadie-free' portability. And, of course, the famous Ashdown VU meter remains central to the cool look of these great, value for money bass amplifiers.
Technical Info
Power Output: 307 watts RMSSpeaker Configuration: 4x10 in. BlueLine speaker + tweeter
Height: 655mm (25.8 in.)
Width: 604mm (23.8 in.)
Depth: 420mm (16.5 in.)
Weight: 35.5kg (78.3 lbs.)
High Input Impedance: 3.9MOhms / Input range 150mV - 20V p-p
Low Input Impedance: 10KOhms / Input range 300mV - 40V p-p
Line Input Impedance: 22kOhms / Input level 0dBu nominal
Effects Return Impedance: 22kOhms / Level 0dBu nominal
Tuner Output Impedance: 22kOhms / Level 0dBu nominal
Effects Send Impedance: 22kOhms / Level 0dBu nominal
DI Output: 600 Ohms balanced / Level -20dBu nominal
Speaker Outputs: Minimum impedance 4 Ohms
Bass: +/-15dB @ 100Hz
Lo Mid: +/-15dB @ 220Hz
Middle: +/-15dB @ 660Hz
Hi Mid: +/-15dB @ 1.6kHz
Treble: +/-15dB @ 7kHz shelving
Deep: +8dB @ 50Hz
Bright: +10dB @ 10kHz
Signal to Noise: Better than 80dB (EQ flat)
Distortion: Less than 0.5% THD
Frequency Response: -3dB at 17Hz and 30KHz
Power Requirements: 230 /115v
Get 300 watts of hot power and great tone with 4 Ashdown BlueLine 10" speakers.
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Ashdown MAGC410T Bass Combo Amplifier (300 Watts, 4x10 in.) Reviews
10 out of 10
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"Awesome Amp"
Overall:
I am a converted guitarist... crossed over to the thump-side :) I've owned many guitar amps but this is the first big-league bass amp that I have owned. I tried a number of amps before making this purchase, but fell in love with the 1) sound and 2) looks of the Ashdown. I am thinking of adding the 115 deep cabinet to this. With the extra cab all the wattage of the head is used. With a single cabinet underneath I think it pumps 185 watts. By adding a second you get the full 307 of the mag 300 head. The sound I get using my Washburn Force 4 is awesome. I get compliments on the Washburn's beautiful bubinga body and the Ashdown's look with its 4 blue speakers and cool vu meter. I've had the amp for 8 months and I still love it. If it were stolen I would definitely rebuy the same amp. You'll be happy with this choice. I've put wheels on mine, which makes it much easier to get along with :) The wheel is a wonderful invention!
I am a converted guitarist... crossed over to the thump-side :) I've owned many guitar amps but this is the first big-league bass amp that I have owned. I tried a number of amps before making this purchase, but fell in love with the 1) sound and 2) looks of the Ashdown. I am thinking of adding the 115 deep cabinet to this. With the extra cab all the wattage of the head is used. With a single cabinet underneath I think it pumps 185 watts. By adding a second you get the full 307 of the mag 300 head. The sound I get using my Washburn Force 4 is awesome. I get compliments on the Washburn's beautiful bubinga body and the Ashdown's look with its 4 blue speakers and cool vu meter. I've had the amp for 8 months and I still love it. If it were stolen I would definitely rebuy the same amp. You'll be happy with this choice. I've put wheels on mine, which makes it much easier to get along with :) The wheel is a wonderful invention!
Submitted: 01/20/2006
Style of Music: contemporary christian, soft rock
10 out of 10
zZounds has verified that this customer bought this product from us.
"Great amp! Great price!"
Feature:
Haven't tested all the features yet so I have to give an incomplete grade. There is no headphone out. I don't know if a footswitch is available to enable or diasable any of the amp features. The manual is unclear on this as. Nice retro looking VU meter in front for gauging input levels. I tend to use my ear when it comes to this. Line out to hook up tuner is a nice feature if you do not own a stomp box with a built in tuner. The plastic frequency pots are non-clicking and on the loose side and will trun during normal transportation. Perhaps clicking pots will fare better. The sound shaping features are more than adequate and not overly fine as in the Hartke graphic eq style layout
Quality:
To make it road worthy, I installed casters on the bottom for rollability. The quality control seems great especially for something made in China. No need for a backup. The plastic knobs for the eq are plastic but it does the job.
Value:
Can't ask for better and more powerful combo at $600.
Desirability:
Great distinctive retro look. Lit VU meter and blue speakers with metallic looking grill cloth is quite attractive.
Sound:
This amp combo has a wide range of sounds. Sounds much better than the Hartke 410 with GK RB400 combo I used to own. Tubey sounding especially when using the low subharmonics feature which is dialable. The range of sounds fits well with my playing. I play anything from contemporary rock, classic rock, and funk. Good low tight or deep low E. My open low B is another story and I don't know if this is a property of the bass or the amp. Good slap tones that are biting but warm. I play a 5 string and a Kawai graphite neck Koa body bass. Both have actives so I do not know the true sound of the amp with passives.
Support:
No experience with product support although the manual is something to be desired.
Overall:
Don't see myself upgrading unless I go completely tube and in a different price range.
Haven't tested all the features yet so I have to give an incomplete grade. There is no headphone out. I don't know if a footswitch is available to enable or diasable any of the amp features. The manual is unclear on this as. Nice retro looking VU meter in front for gauging input levels. I tend to use my ear when it comes to this. Line out to hook up tuner is a nice feature if you do not own a stomp box with a built in tuner. The plastic frequency pots are non-clicking and on the loose side and will trun during normal transportation. Perhaps clicking pots will fare better. The sound shaping features are more than adequate and not overly fine as in the Hartke graphic eq style layout
Quality:
To make it road worthy, I installed casters on the bottom for rollability. The quality control seems great especially for something made in China. No need for a backup. The plastic knobs for the eq are plastic but it does the job.
Value:
Can't ask for better and more powerful combo at $600.
Desirability:
Great distinctive retro look. Lit VU meter and blue speakers with metallic looking grill cloth is quite attractive.
Sound:
This amp combo has a wide range of sounds. Sounds much better than the Hartke 410 with GK RB400 combo I used to own. Tubey sounding especially when using the low subharmonics feature which is dialable. The range of sounds fits well with my playing. I play anything from contemporary rock, classic rock, and funk. Good low tight or deep low E. My open low B is another story and I don't know if this is a property of the bass or the amp. Good slap tones that are biting but warm. I play a 5 string and a Kawai graphite neck Koa body bass. Both have actives so I do not know the true sound of the amp with passives.
Support:
No experience with product support although the manual is something to be desired.
Overall:
Don't see myself upgrading unless I go completely tube and in a different price range.
Submitted: 09/02/2004
Style of Music: Rock and funk
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