Aguilar AG700 V2
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
The AG series was designed for bassists seeking a modern, clean, and responsive sound with a "studio"-style definition and a wide dynamic range. Within the Aguilar universe, the AG 700 positions itself as the more transparent and hi-fi alternative to the warmer, more "vintage" character of the Tone Hammer series: here, the goal is to preserve attack, bass precision, and midrange clarity so that the bass remains perfectly audible in a dense mix.
Who This Amp Is For
The Aguilar AG 700 is aimed at intermediate to advanced bassists who want an amplifier capable of handling all situations without excessive coloration. It excels in rehearsals and on stage thanks to its power and solid low-end performance, but it is equally relevant in the studio or home studio when seeking a clean, usable, and consistent direct signal day after day. Style-wise, it feels at home in pop, funk, rock, metal, modern jazz, or contemporary music where articulation and responsiveness to playing nuances (fingers, pick, slap) make the difference.
Technical specifications
| Category | Bass amp head | EQ | Yes |
| Technology | Solid state | Headphone output | Yes |
| Cabinet impedance (Ω) | 4 Ω | Color | Black |
| Category | Amplifier | Power output | 700 W |
Questions frequently asked
What power does the Aguilar AG700 V2 deliver depending on the speaker impedance?
The Class D section delivers 700 W, with a specified power of 350 W at 8 ohms. The speaker output uses a Neutrik Speakon connector.
Is the sound of this Aguilar head transparent or colored?
The transistor preamp favors a fast response, tight lows, and clear mids. This design retains the bass’s signature and suits the use of overdrive pedals.
What are the equalization adjustment options?
Four bands are available: Bass, Low Mid, High Mid, and Treble. The Deep and Bright switches provide wide-band boosts to enhance the low end or open the highs. The -10 dB input pad allows the use of both active and passive basses.
Is the DI XLR output suitable for recording and live use?
The balanced XLR output includes a pre/post EQ switch and a ground lift switch. This allows sending a direct signal to a console or interface while keeping, or bypassing, the EQ settings.
Can a pedalboard be connected in the effects loop?
The effects loop operates in series and provides up to +6 dB of additional gain to accommodate different effects units.
