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Bergantino Audio Announces the HP Ultra 2000W Bass Amplifier

Bergantino Audio Announces the HP Ultra 2000W Bass Amplifier

Bergantino revolutionizes the bass amp scene with the groundbreaking HP Ultra 2000 watts bass amplifier, unlocking unprecedented creative possibilities for artists to redefine the boundaries of sound.


Bergantino Audio Systems, renowned for its innovative and high-performance bass amplification, is proud to announce the release of the HP Ultra 2000W Bass Amplifier. Designed for the professional bassist seeking unparalleled power and tonal flexibility, the HP Ultra combines cutting-edge technology with the signature sound quality that Bergantino is known for.

Operating at 1000W with an 8-ohm load and 2000W with a 4-ohm load, the HPUltra offers exceptional headroom and output, ensuring a commanding presence on stage and in the studio. This powerhouse amplifier is engineered to deliver crystal-clear sound and deep, punchy bass with ease, making it the perfect choice for demanding performances across any genre.

The HP Ultra incorporates the same EQ and feature set as the acclaimedBergantino Forté HP series, offering advanced tonal control and versatility. It includes a highly responsive 4-band EQ, Bergantino’s signature Variable RatioCompressor, Lo-Pass, and Hi-Pass Filters, and a re-imagined firmware that’s optimally tuned for the HP Ultra’s power module. The intuitive user interface allows for quick adjustments and seamless integration with any rig, making it an ideal solution for both seasoned professionals and rising stars.

As compared to previous forte HP iterations (HP, HP2, HP2X), Ultra is truly its own amp. Its behavior, feel, and tonal capabilities will be well noted for bass players seeking the ultimate playing experience. If you’ve been wishing for that extreme lead sled-type heft/force and punch, along with a choice of modern or vintage voicings, on-board parallel compressor, overdrive; high pass and lowpass filters, and more—all in a 6.9 lb., 2ru (8” depth) package...the BergantinoHP Ultra is worth checking out.

Building on the forte’ HP2X’s leading edge platform (including a harmonic enriching output transformer (X) and 3.5db of additional dynamic headroom (2),the HP Ultra’s power focus is not about playing louder...it’s about the ability to play fuller and richer at similar or lower volumes. Many players will be able to achieve a very pleasing bass fill, with less volume, allowing the guitars and vocals to shine thru better in a dense mix. This in turn could easily contribute to a lower stage volume...win-win!

Key Features of the Bergantino HP Ultra 2000W Bass Amplifier:

  • Power Output: 1000W @ 8ohms / 2000W @ 4ohms, 1200W RMS @2-Ohms (or 1700W RMS @2.67-Ohms-firmware optimizable via USB
  • Dual Voicing Circuits: offer a choice between vintage warmth and modern clarity.
  • Custom Cinemag Transformer: elevates harmonic enrichment to new heights
  • Variable Low-Pass (VLPF) and Variable High-Pass (VHPF) filters, critical for precise tone shaping and taming of the most challenging gigging environments.
  • 4-Band Tone Controls: Bass: +/-10db @40hz, Lo-Mid:+/-10db @250hz,Hi-Mid: +/-10db @ 1khz, Treble: +/-10db @ 3.5khz
  • Punch Switch: +4db @110hz
  • Bright Switch: +7db @7kHz or +6db @2khz – user selectable● Built-in parallel compression - VRC
  • 3.5dB of additional dynamic headroom
  • New Drive Circuit featuring our proprietary B.S.D (Bergantino SmartDrive) technology
  • Auxiliary Input and Headphone Jack: for personal monitor and practice
  • Rack Mountable with optional rack ears
  • Effects send and return loop
  • Studio quality Direct Output: software selectable Pre or Post EQ
  • UPS – Universal power supply 115VAC – 240VAC 50/60Hz
  • Weight: 6.9 pounds
  • Dimensions: 13.25”W x 8.375”D x 3.75”H
  • Street Price: $1895.00

For more information, please visit bergantino.com

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