BGW 350A Professional Power Amplifier Overview

[@stern_show_bobo4627]

BGW was the workhorse of the road sound company I worked for through the late 70's to 80's. They are solid and road worthy. I have never seen the digital style meter on the old ones. Normally the face was just blank metal rack mount. You probably have a 200/400w bridgeable. If it is like those old school ones - she will thump.

[@theirritatedirishman5440]

I use to run my Alembic F2-B bass preamp through a BGW 750XL. Really warm sounding but like the Macrotech Crowns heavy! Buddy of mine retrieved over 50 assorted BGW amps when he did a renovation at a casino in Atlantic City, NJ years ago.

[@gerard7aa]

cool, did you ever sell this amp?

[@montgomeryhifiandreview5528]

i want to find a 750 but everytime i find a bgw its roadied out. thats super clean

[@chrisw.3077]

Yeah, I know what you mean. This was in a TV studio so if you can find one from that kind of environment and hasn’t been moved around too much it should be pretty nice.

[@keithblume5159]

I have a BGW 250 I can make available if interested

[@stern_show_bobo4627]

A little beer just makes a BGW sing...

[@michelthibodeau2252]

It's 275 watts at 8 ohm, I own one

[@stern_show_bobo4627]

Is it bridgeable? The older ones almost all were.