Traynor Small Block 200 Watt - 1x12 inch Bass Combo Amp
Departments > Guitars > Bass Amps > Bass Solid State Combo > Traynor > Small Block 200 Watt - 1x12 inch Bass Combo Amp
In-Store
The compact and lightweight Traynor Small Block SB12 Bass combo is perfect for the working / practicing musician. Loaded with essential features including Active and Passive level instrument inputs XLR DI output, a versatile four band EQ with an additional low frequency expander, a player can dial in any tone quickly and easily.
The Low Frequency Expander allows the player to perfectly tune the bottom end response to suit playing style. A top mounted -inch Auxiliary Input allows source material to be blended with bass making the SB12 a perfect rehearsal amp. Convenient -inch headphone out is provided for private practice.
A solid plywood cabinet construction ensures unmatched reliability under even the most extreme playing schedule. The solid all-metal grille protects the high quality speaker components while an all-metal box chassis protects the electronic circuitry.
Specifications:
Type: Bass Amp
Speaker: 12-inch, 200 Watts, 4 ohms
Tweeter: 30 Watt, 8-Ohm Piezoelectric
Power: 200 watts
Minimum Impedance: 4 Ohms
Burst Power - 2 cycle: 250 watts
Input Channels: 2
Inputs: Passive 0dB, Active -6dB
Controls: Gain, Bass, Low, Mid, High Mid, Treble, Low Expander
Switches: Tweeter Enabe/Disable
Line Out: Balanced XLRM, Pre-EQ with Ground Lift Switch
Aux. In: 1/4-inch TRS, accepts stereo media signals
Aux. In Sensitivity: 1 Vrms
Effects Loop: N/A
LED Indicators: Red, Blue, Protect, Power
Protection: Clip, Thermal, Overcurrent
External speaker output: N/A
Other Features:Tweeter In/Out Switch, Headphone Jack
Dimensions (DWH, inches): 14 x 15.5 x 17.5
Dimensions (DWH, cm): 35.5 x 39.4 x 44.5
Weight (lbs / kg): 25/11.3
The Low Frequency Expander allows the player to perfectly tune the bottom end response to suit playing style. A top mounted -inch Auxiliary Input allows source material to be blended with bass making the SB12 a perfect rehearsal amp. Convenient -inch headphone out is provided for private practice.
A solid plywood cabinet construction ensures unmatched reliability under even the most extreme playing schedule. The solid all-metal grille protects the high quality speaker components while an all-metal box chassis protects the electronic circuitry.
Specifications:
Type: Bass Amp
Speaker: 12-inch, 200 Watts, 4 ohms
Tweeter: 30 Watt, 8-Ohm Piezoelectric
Power: 200 watts
Minimum Impedance: 4 Ohms
Burst Power - 2 cycle: 250 watts
Input Channels: 2
Inputs: Passive 0dB, Active -6dB
Controls: Gain, Bass, Low, Mid, High Mid, Treble, Low Expander
Switches: Tweeter Enabe/Disable
Line Out: Balanced XLRM, Pre-EQ with Ground Lift Switch
Aux. In: 1/4-inch TRS, accepts stereo media signals
Aux. In Sensitivity: 1 Vrms
Effects Loop: N/A
LED Indicators: Red, Blue, Protect, Power
Protection: Clip, Thermal, Overcurrent
External speaker output: N/A
Other Features:Tweeter In/Out Switch, Headphone Jack
Dimensions (DWH, inches): 14 x 15.5 x 17.5
Dimensions (DWH, cm): 35.5 x 39.4 x 44.5
Weight (lbs / kg): 25/11.3
3.234.245.121
CCBot/2.0 (https://commoncrawl.org/faq/)
SB112 vs. SB1150 of 0 customers found this review helpful
Features
Quality
Value
Overall
Product ExperienceI own it
Closest StoreSault Ste. Marie, Ontario
I purchased a new SB112, and later bought an SB115 for a deeper bass sound. Other reviewers have said it all, so I will just add the following comment which has not been stated: The SB112 is front-ported (slot), while the SB110 and SB115 are rear-ported.(tube). This makes the SB112 more efficient than the other two amps, with the result that the SB112 is nearly as loud as the SB115. However, when I am playing on a wooden stage, the slot vent design of the SB112 produces a buzzing or vibration of the stage floor at higher volume levels. My solution is to place the amp on a carpet square. That dampens the sound nicely. Aside from this, the SB112 has a brighter sound than the SB115, which you would expect from a 12" vs. a 15" speaker.
Posted by Rudy Bes on Feb 7, 2020
the small block series0 of 0 customers found this review helpful
Features
Quality
Value
Overall
Product ExperienceI own it
Closest StoreHalifax, Nova Scotia
Probably the best series of lightweight compact bass combo's on the planet.. simply amazing.
Posted by dave neal on Dec 14, 2019
Sweet, sweet little combo...0 of 0 customers found this review helpful
Features
Quality
Value
Overall
Product ExperienceI own it
Closest StoreKamloops, British Columbia
Amazing sound from such a small box. Useful tone controls and the bass expander is a plus. Only 200 watts but fills the stage with my 5-piece band. Great bright tone with my active J-bass and my active P-bass with flat wounds doesn't sound muddy at all. The best thing about this little combo is the light weight. I can get my bass and my amp to the stage in one trip. Awesome! Only downsides, and they've already been mentioned, is the line out being tied to the master volume (can't adjust stage volume without affecting the level sent to the mixer), and the cheap pots that turn too easily.
Posted by Dr. deciBel on Dec 3, 2019
Traynor SB1122 of 2 customers found this review helpful
Features
Quality
Value
Overall
Product ExperienceI own it
Closest StoreEdmonton (Whyte Ave.), Alberta
Used it, so-far, on 5 gigs. Couldn't be happier with the sound and price. This thing paces well with combos twice the price! My only qualms are with the D.I. output being post, which can be altered with a simple leg and switch modification (why they missed this one is beyond me), and component quality specifically the choice for potentiometers and switches. I saw a few in rentals with the posts on potentiometers sheared off and switch caps missing!
Posted by humbert medeiros on Jul 21, 2019
Good for acoustic and electric bass0 of 0 customers found this review helpful
Features
Quality
Value
Overall
Product ExperienceI own it
Closest StoreNorth Vancouver, British Columbia
I play in an acoustic trio (no drums) and this amp has everything covered for gigs and rehearsals. I also occasionally use an electric bass. I tried the SB110 and returned it in favour of the SB112. With acoustic bass the SB112 maintains more warmth and "true to the instrument" sound when the volume is turned up. It also did not require as high a volume on the knob in order to reach good volumes with the Fishman pickup on the acoustic bass - the SB110 had to be turned up to about 12 O'clock to match what the SB112 was putting out at 9 O'clock (I did not have the same issue with electric bass, where the SB110 was great). Compared to the SB110, the extra $60 and 4 pounds is no big deal, particularly when the SB112 is only 25 pounds. The the addition of the ground lift feature is also nice. Either amp worked well with the electric bass, where I'm less particular about tone.
Posted by Andrew on Apr 2, 2019
The best small sized big sound combo out there.0 of 0 customers found this review helpful
Features
Quality
Value
Overall
Product ExperienceI own it
Closest StoreHalifax, Nova Scotia
Been playing bass for a lifetime it seems and I have seen gear come and go but the SB series amps are keepers. I can't imagine any combo beating this great little rig and I think Traynor has outdone it's self here ..Great series amps .. great on standup and acoustic bass, great with passive P bass tones or modern active fusion bite, Pedal friendly and crispy.. can you get any better..? No, I have tried them all and the Traynor SB is the real deal.
Posted by Dave on Feb 14, 2019
SB-112,Renting it now, buying it in March0 of 0 customers found this review helpful
Features
Quality
Value
Overall
Product ExperienceI own it
Closest StoreWinnipeg (Pembina Hwy.), Manitoba
With all the combo amps out there, this one is by far the best. Great volume and tone, I can keep up with the drums no problem! I?ve used Traynor products since 1977 (YBA-4) and never disappointed. I also use the 2-10 bass cab with a 1-15 cab for bigger venues.
Made in Canada! I?m a very proud owner!
Thank you Traynor/Yorkville! I also have a Stage 400B amp, made in 1995 and still kicks butt, never let me down. Reliable!
Posted by Mark Poniatowski on Feb 12, 2019
great sound and power0 of 0 customers found this review helpful
Features
Quality
Value
Overall
Product ExperienceI own it
Closest StoreSaint John, New Brunswick
nice and light and easily puts out for a mid sized club. only drawback i have found is when using the headphone jack for practice. there is very little volume and have to turn to 9 just to hear. no its not my headphones they are Bose and the same ones I used with all other amps.
Posted by D the open E guy on Aug 26, 2018
Love this thing4 of 4 customers found this review helpful
Features
Quality
Value
Overall
Product ExperienceI've tried it
Closest StoreCalgary, Alberta
Rented this and compared directly to the 115. Played without a band, the 112 is very slightly more articulate for ghost notes and runs. The 115 moves more air and has really, really nice bottom, and seems louder than the 112 but.......see below. The sound difference to the 112 is very noticeable but in my experience, the 112 sounds like it will cut through the mix a little better than the 115, see below.
The 115 has a master volume, nice but not essential. DI on the 115 is Pre EQ vs Post EQ on the 112, not a big deal. The 115 is noticeably bigger than the 112 and was awkward to carry with a bass in the other hand,... this is a big deal. Returned the 115.
Got a chance to try the 112 in a very loud basement party. The 112 was actually a bit too loud with the gain on 9 to 10am, EQ flat, zero expander, tweeter on. It cut through the mix so good, not boomy, not honky, just clear, nice thump, good bottom, articulate ghost notes and runs.
Lots of experience here and I'm super impressed with the sound. Add the price and portability....., one trip from the car, carried down stairs with bass in hand and didn't wreck the house,..... and it's a no brainer.
Will be purchasing the 112 ASAP.
Posted by anonymous on Nov 19, 2017
Huge sound from a little amp4 of 4 customers found this review helpful
Features
Quality
Value
Overall
Product ExperienceI own it
Closest StoreBurlington, Ontario
I rented this amp, and I think that I am going to buy it. For a small light weight combo, it sure packs a good punch and has lots of tone. It has clear highs and deep lows. Handles my 5 string no problems. It has a nice blend of punchy bass from a smaller speaker and has the low bottom of a much larger speaker.
Can I mention how light it is! My other combo is 400 watts and back breaking. This can be carried one hand and thrown in back seat of car no probs. Can do small to medium sized gigs. Loud enough for 5 piece band.
It also makes a great keyboard amp as well.
Only complaint, no output to add another bass amp.
Posted by Jason LaCrosse on Nov 7, 2016
When you don't want to use your big rig5 of 6 customers found this review helpful
Features
Quality
Value
Overall
Product ExperienceI own it
Closest StoreGuelph, Ontario
Everything about this amp is wonderful. I had a small 50 watt but needed something with more balls.The line out is perfect for a larger venue. Nice and light to toss in the car for a small jam and packs a nice punch when you need it. Love this combo and could not be happier.
Posted by Peter on Sep 11, 2016
smallblock 1126 of 6 customers found this review helpful
Features
Quality
Value
Overall
Product ExperienceI own it
Closest StoreBurlington, Ontario
Excellent Excellent combo. It really is the best sounding combo I have ever used. It has a sound a thousand miles wide. I can really hear the strings wobbling. It is an excellent amp. Old school bass tone. It makes you stop to admire the sound and say good job Traynor. I play it with a yamaha 1024. Use it along with a set of drums and an axe no problem.
Posted by Rene on Sep 11, 2014
Buy It6 of 6 customers found this review helpful
Features
Quality
Value
Overall
Product ExperienceI own it
Closest StoreSt. Catharines, Ontario
I've tried many combo's leading up to this purchase including Markbass, Ampeg, GK, Fender, Orange and even the Traynor DynaBass series...This is hands down the best bass combo for the mkoney and it's super light - buy it...
Posted by anonymous on Jun 22, 2014
Best in class4 of 5 customers found this review helpful
Features
Quality
Value
Overall
Product ExperienceI own it
Closest StoreBrampton, Ontario
I grew up with ampegs, Brystons powering my rigs, I wanted something light enough to carry, tired of 80lbs breaking my back, tested GK 112 and the SB112 sounded so much better, Traynor has come a long way, it's built here in Canada, far better than Chinese built gear, I grew up with Traynor, drop it off a cliff and it still works, it sounds right, try it, it's that good!
Posted by Joe Boffo on Apr 19, 2014
12" Small Block12 of 12 customers found this review helpful
Features
Quality
Value
Overall
Product ExperienceI've tried it
Closest StoreNorth Vancouver, British Columbia
Fantastic little thing! The FIRST Traynor amp I have EVER liked, and yes, I HAVE tried them all. You guys did a FANTASTIC job on this one. Small, light, sounds great, cheap. A/B'd it with the Markbass single 12" combo (with the piezo), and the Traynor sounded BETTER. Markbass = $1100.00 Traynor = $450.00. I'm buying one, and recommending them to all my students. Best small combo under $2,000.00. Next update, add a mute button and an effects loop, make it rolex, and put some retro grillcloth on it instead of the rat fur. Aside from that, don't change a THING! Good job, Traynor.
Posted by Cameron Hood on Aug 31, 2013
Reserve in Store
| Product | SKU | Qty |
|---|---|---|
| Small Block 200 Watt - 1x12 inch Bass Combo Amp | 385154 |
