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At A Glance

Type
1x15 bass enclosure
Frequency Response (+/-3 dB
48 Hz-10 kHz
Usable Low Frequency (-10 dB
28 Hz
RMS Power Handling
575 Watts
Impedance
8 ohms
Sensitivity
98 dB SPL 1W/1m
Maximum SPL
125 dB
Components
1 custom designed 400 Watt, 15" speaker, 1 Eminence HF driver
Size (H x W x D
23.5 in/597 mm (with feet) x 22.8 in/578 mm x 17.5 in/445 mm
Weight (approximate
59 lb/26.8 kg
Driver Type
Neodymium
Woofer Manufacturer
Eminence
Assembly
U.S.A.
Description

Ampeg built the PN-115HLF-U as part of its Pro Neo series, positioning it as a modern, lightweight bass enclosure intended to pair with high-output Ampeg bass heads. It was designed and assembled in the U.S.A.

The cabinet housed a single custom-designed 15-inch neodymium Eminence woofer rated at 400 watts, supplemented by an Eminence HF driver. Total RMS power handling reached 575 watts into an 8-ohm load. Ampeg rated sensitivity at 98 dB SPL (1W/1m), with a maximum SPL of 125 dB and a frequency response of 48 Hz–10 kHz (±3 dB), extending to a usable low of 28 Hz (−10 dB). The enclosure measured 23.5 inches high (with feet) by 22.8 inches wide by 17.5 inches deep and weighed approximately 59 lb/26.8 kg.

Owners sourcing replacement drivers, HF components, or hardware should confirm part numbers against the original Ampeg documentation and consult a qualified speaker technician before undertaking any internal work.

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