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Ampeg Venture V3 Gig Bag
Ampeg Venture V3 Gig Bag

Ampeg Venture V3 Gig Bag

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Transport case for the Ampeg Venture V3.

  • Material: 600 denier vinyl with TPU backing
  • 10 mm padding
  • Resistant to tears, abrasion, and water, with rubber edges
  • Nylon strap shoulder straps
  • Large accessory pockets

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Description

The Ampeg Venture V3 Carry Bag is a transportation bag specifically designed for the Ampeg Venture V3 bass amplifier head. Made from 600 denier vinyl with a TPU backing, it offers tear, abrasion, and water resistance, ensuring durability and protection for your equipment. It features 10 mm padding, rubber trim on the edges, and water-resistant zippers for added security. Additionally, it includes nylon shoulder straps and large accessory pockets, making transport and storage easier.

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AAF6689

About Ampeg Amplification

The Ampeg brand was founded with the goal of meeting the amplification needs of bassists at the time, aiming to match the emerging electric guitar sound.

As Rock 'n' Roll exploded in popularity, their small tube combo amps evolved into larger units suitable for big stages and larger audiences. Interestingly, they were pioneers in incorporating reverb into guitar amplifiers, predating Fender's famous Vibroverb.

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