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The Aguilar Tone Hammer 700 bass amp head joins the Tone Hammer 350 and 500 as part of the enormously popular Tone Hammer series of amplifiers. The 4.9 lb. (2.22 kg) Tone Hammer 700 delivers 700 continuous watts into 4 ohms (350 watts @ 8 ohm) and features bass, treble and fully sweepable midrange controls. The Drive control utilizes Aguilar’s proprietary AGS circuit which adds subtle distortion and midrange punch to the sound.
Aguilar Tone Hammer 700 700W Bass Amp Head

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  • Power: 700W
  • Weight: 4.9 lb.

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Aguilar Amplification's DB series of electronics are covered under warranty to the original owner for a period of ten years from the date of purchase against defects in materials and workmanship. AG series electronics, GS series speaker cabinets, and S series speaker cabinets are covered by the warranty for a period of 3 years. Tubes are covered by the warranty for a period of six months.

The warranty period starts from the date of purchase from an authorized Aguilar dealer. Your sales slip or purchase invoice is necessary for warranty service.

Before sending your unit to Aguilar for repair, you must receive a return authorization number from us. Contact us via phone, fax, or email (techsupport@aguilaramp.com) with a description of the problem. We will then issue to you a return authorization number.

You are responsible for all shipping charges. You must ship the unit to us freight prepaid. We will return the unit to you freight collect. If the unit is being sent from outside the United States you will also be responsible for customs brokerage, if applicable. Please check with your freight forwarder for assistance.

Aguilar Amplification LLC is not responsible for shipping damage, either to or from our service center. Claims must be filed with the carrier.

The only company authorized to perform work under this warranty is Aguilar Amplification LLC of New York, NY.

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  • Match made in heaven!

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    submitted7 years ago

    byRLS

    fromCatskill MTN's, NY

    I have paired the the Aguilar Tone hammer 700 with the Aguilar SL410 cabinet and the result is amazing! I play Spector basses for twenty plus years now, mostly active, but some passive/active. It seems like this amp and cabinet were made for these bass guitars! I have been an SWR user for 12+ years , as well as a Hartke user. This Aguilar system takes it to an whole other level ! Even my band mates comment on how evenly it cuts through the mix! Great tone & presence without having to crank it up. I found about Aguilar through Suart Spector when I went to his Woodstock shop to pick up my Spector Coda deluxe five string passive/active bass he made for me. He was playing my bass through a Aguilar Tone hammer 350 and I could not believe the sound he was getting out of it. A real warm, full, clear sound , and on all parts of the neck. Now it helps that I had Aguilar pick ups installed in my bass, but even now when we play live shows, mostly local clubs, I have people asking me "wow, what did you change, your bass is really cutting through the live mix, but not overbearing. My drummer says, don't touch anything, leave the set up you have! ha,ha!

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  • submitted3 years ago

    asked byKenny

    fromSan Jose, California

    I have an amp (Mesa Boogie WD - 800 Subway) l would like to trade in towards the purchase of this Aguilar Tone Hammer 700. Please explain how the process would work. Thanks

    I have an amp (Mesa Boogie WD - 800 Subway) l would like to trade in towards the purchase of this Aguilar Tone Hammer 700. Please explain how the process would work. Thanks

    Open Reply - Thomas
    Please bring your amp to a local Guitar Center for evaluation.

  • submitted6 years ago

    asked bySnorf

    fromPA

    What exactly does "Open Box" denote? Is the amp in 100% factory new condition? Except opened box? does full Aguilar manufacture's warranty still apply? Has it been used at all? Store DEMO unit?? Thank you!

    What exactly does "Open Box" denote? Is the amp in 100% factory new condition? Except opened box? does full Aguilar manufacture's warranty still apply? Has it been used at all? Store DEMO unit?? Thank you!

    Open Reply - Kenneth
    Open box means it was a returned item and does not have the factory warranty