amp · bass head
PowerStage 700 Bass
| Maker | Seymour Duncan |
|---|---|
| Origin | United States |
| Type | amp · bass head |
| Introduced | 2025 |
| Price | USD 699 (2026-09) |
| Maker founded | 1976 |
| Status | current |
A 700-watt bass head that weighs 4.5 lb, usable as a stand-alone amp or as clean power for a preamp or modeller rig.
Watch
Seymour Duncan's own channel introduces the PowerStage 700 Bass, covering its tone, power and portability.
Why it matters
The PowerStage design is about headroom without colour: it can amplify a preamp or modeller output flat, or run on its own with a bass-voiced four-band EQ and a footswitchable overdrive. At 4.5 lb it fits in a gig bag, and the XLR DI with ground lift plus an effects loop cover stage and studio use. It is Seymour Duncan's first proper bass head, designed by Kevin Beller and shown at NAMM 2025.
Note
Seymour Duncan's first proper bass head, revealed at NAMM 2025 and designed by engineer Kevin Beller. It doubles as a flat, high-headroom power platform for preamp/modeler rigs or as a stand-alone amp with a bass-voiced EQ and footswitchable overdrive.
Specifications
- 700W @ 4 ohms / 350W @ 8 ohms
- class D
- 4-band EQ with sweepable mids + presence
- footswitchable built-in overdrive
- XLR DI with ground lift
- effects loop
- headphone + aux in
- 4.5 lb
Before you buy
- 700W at 4 ohms, 350W at 8 ohms — check your cabinet's impedance for full output
- no cabinet included
- the built-in overdrive is footswitchable, so a footswitch is worth budgeting for