Seymour Duncan PowerStage 700 Bass, 120V
- Brand new in original box
- Full Seymour Duncan manufacturer's warranty
- Free shipping in the continental US
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- SKU
- 11901-006
Description
Seymour Duncan PowerStage 700 Bass
The PowerStage 700 Bass is a lightweight, road-ready amplifier head that delivers serious power without the bulk. At just 4.5 lbs with a compact footprint of 11" × 7.5" × 2.25", this unit prioritizes portability without compromising on output or control. Built into a rugged metal chassis, it's engineered to withstand the demands of working musicians.
Power & Amplification
The PowerStage 700 Bass produces 700W @ 4 ohms or 350W @ 8 ohms, giving you the headroom needed to cut through a mix on stage or sit comfortably in the studio. This power output pairs with a discrete transistor preamp designed by Kevin Beller, ensuring transparent signal integrity and musical response across the frequency spectrum—crucial for bass players who demand clarity and definition live.
Connectivity & Signal Routing
Multiple input and output options keep your signal chain flexible: 1/4" instrument input with -10dB pad, 1/8" aux input, series effects loop, and outputs via 1/4" speaker, Speakon, XLR DI with ground lift, and 1/8" headphone jack. This connectivity suite handles everything from direct FOH feed to amp-off practice and silent monitoring—no external adapters or workarounds required.
Key Features
- 700W power output @ 4 ohms; 350W @ 8 ohms
- Discrete transistor preamp design by Kevin Beller
- Five-band EQ: Bass, Low Mid (sweepable), High Mid (sweepable), Treble, Presence
- Built-in footswitchable overdrive (footswitch sold separately)
- Series effects loop (send/return)
- 1/4" instrument input with -10dB pad
- 1/8" auxiliary input
- 1/4" speaker output, Speakon output, XLR DI with ground lift, 1/8" headphone output
- Dimensions: 11" × 7.5" × 2.25"
- Weight: 4.5 lbs
- Rugged metal chassis construction
The PowerStage 700 Bass combines professional-grade amplification, comprehensive EQ shaping, and practical routing flexibility in a package compact enough to fit any gigging rig—built to survive the road and deliver night after night.
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At a Glance
The Seymour Duncan PowerStage 700 Bass is a lightweight, 700W compact head that delivers transparent, articulate amplification for gigging and touring musicians. Its discrete transistor preamp preserves your tone and dynamics without coloration, while five-band EQ and comprehensive routing (XLR DI, effects loop, headphone output) give you stage flexibility and studio-direct capabilities in an 11×7.5-inch footprint that fits pedalboards and tour vans. Choose it for serious power, road reliability, and the clean headroom to cut through live mixes without sacrificing the nuance of your playing.
Who This Is For
Great for
- ✓ Bass Gigging
- ✓ Live Performance
- ✓ Studio Sessions
- ✓ Touring
Not the best pick for
- – Practice on a Budget
- – Bedroom Recording
Skill level: Intermediate · Advanced · Professional
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the actual power output, and will it handle medium to large venues?
The PowerStage 700 delivers 700W at 4 ohms or 350W at 8 ohms—plenty of headroom for mid-sized to large stages and touring situations. Pair it with appropriate speaker cabinets to get the full power output you need.
Can I use this for direct recording to an interface or mixer?
Yes. The amp includes an XLR DI output with ground lift, letting you send a balanced signal directly to your interface, mixer, or PA console without external adapters. This makes it practical for studio sessions and live direct-out scenarios.
What EQ shaping options do I get?
You have five bands: Bass, Low Mid (sweepable), High Mid (sweepable), Treble, and Presence. This gives you articulate control over your low end and midrange without the limitations of fixed graphic EQ.
Is the preamp colored, or does it stay transparent?
The discrete transistor preamp design prioritizes transparent signal integrity—it responds to your playing dynamics and effects without adding its own tonal coloration, so your instrument and chain shine through.
What connections and routing options come built in?
Inputs include a 1/4-inch instrument jack (with -10dB pad) and 1/8-inch auxiliary input. Outputs include 1/4-inch speaker, Speakon, XLR DI, and 1/8-inch headphone jack, plus a series effects loop for pedals or outboard gear. No external adapters needed.
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