BA-108v2, BA-110v2, BA-112v2, BA-115v2, BA-210v2Quick Start Guide
What’s in the Box
BA-108v2, BA-110v2, BA-112v2, BA-115v2, or BA-210v2 Amplifier, Power Cable, Quick Start Guide.
Hookup Diagrams
Standard Setup
PA/Recording Setup
Front & Rear Panels
Front & Rear Panel Descriptions
- 1/4″ Inputs: Connect a passive or active instrument to the Input jack.
- Pad: Reduces input level by 15 dB.
- Volume: Adjusts the overall output level.
- EQ Knobs: Boost or cut the levels at certain frequencies to enhance the sound.
- Aux Level: Adjusts the Aux Input level.
- Aux Input: Input for an MP3 player or other music source.
- Headphones: Connect stereo headphones here.
- Power Switch/Power LED: Turns the power on/off. The LED indicates power on/off (BA-108v2 and BA-110v2 only).
- Scrambler On/Off Switch: Turns the Scrambler on/off.
- Scrambler Drive: Adjusts the amount of Drive.
- Scrambler Blend: Blends the affected Scrambler signal with the clean bass signal.
- Ultra Hi/Ultra Lo Switches: Boosts high or low frequencies.
- Foot Switch Input: Turns the Scrambler on/off using an optional footswitch.
- HF Mute: Mutes the high frequency driver.
- Line Out: Feeds the signal to an external power amplifier, mixer or recording setup.
- Effects Send Jack: Connect the input of an external FX processor.
- Effects Return Jack: Connect the output of an external FX processor.
- Speaker Output: 1/4″ TS output jack for connecting an external 8 speaker cabinet.
Getting Started
- Read and understand the included “Important Safety Instructions.”
- Make sure the power switch is off before making any connections.
- Push the included line cord securely into the amplifier’s IEC connector. Connect the line cord to a grounded AC outlet. The amplifier may accept the appropriate voltage as indicated on the rear panel.
- Connect an instrument to the Input jack with a 1/4″ (shielded) instrument cable.
- With all controls fully off, turn the amplifier on by flipping the power switch up.
- While playing the instrument, adjust the volume knob to the preferred level.
- Adjust the EQ knobs to taste.
Technical Specifications
BA-108v2 | BA-110v2 | BA-112v2 | BA-115v2 | BA-210v2 | |
Output Power Rating | 20W | 40W | 75W | 150W | Ω283W (4) 8 Ω |
Maximum Gain | 45 dB | 48.5 dB | 54 dB | 60 dB | 72.5 dB |
Speaker Specs | 1 x 8″4Ω | 1 x 10″4Ω | 1 x 12″4Ω | 1 x 15″8Ω | 2 x 10′16Ω |
Max Operating Range | 40 °C ambient temperature, 93% relative humidity, up to 2000 m altitude | ||||
Power Requirements | 100V AC∼,50/60 Hz, 25W120V AC∼,60 Hz, 25W
220V AC∼,50/60 Hz, 25W 230-240V AC∼,50/60 Hz, 25W |
100V AC∼,50/60 Hz, 35W120V AC∼,60 Hz, 35W
220V AC∼,50/60 Hz, 35W 230-240V AC∼,50/60 Hz, 35W |
100V AC∼,50/60 Hz, 70W120V AC∼,60 Hz, 70W
220V AC∼,50/60 Hz, 70W 240V AC∼,50/60 Hz, 70W |
100-120V AC∼,50-60 Hz, 50W220-240V AC-, 50-60 Hz, 50W | 100-120V AC∼,50-60 Hz, 150W220-240V AC∼,50-60 Hz, 150W |
Size (H xW xD) | 16.8×15.0×12.0 in427x381x305 mm | 18.8×16.0×13.0 in478x406x330 mm | 20.8×18.0×14.0 in528x457x356 mm | 24.8×20.0×15.0 in630x508x381 mm | 24.8×20.0×15.0 in630x508x381 mm |
Weight | 23.5 lb10.7 kg | 31.0 lb14.1 kg | 42.0 lb19.1 kg | 45.0 lb20.4 kg | 48.0 lb21.8 kg |
All specifications subject to change
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www.ampeg.comYamaha Guitar Group, Inc.26580 Agoura Road, Calabasas, CA 91302-1921 USAPart No. 40-00-0432 Rev. B
Supplier’s Declaration of Conformity47 CFR § 2.1077 Compliance Information
Unique Identifiers: Ampeg BA-108v2, BA-110v2, BA-112v2, BA-115v2, and BA-210v2Responsible Party – U.S. Contact Information:Yamaha Guitar Group, Inc.26580 Agoura RoadCalabasas, CA 91302-1921(818) 575-3600https://ampeg.com/
FCC Compliance Statement:This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
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(1) T, (2)
(1) Symbol indicating relative fusing time / current characteristics T: Time lag type, F: Fast-acting type.(2)
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