Cross country move coming up, and awesome as it is, I don't want to have to haul this head. It comes racked in a beefy SKB 4-space case, with a Middle Atlantic power conditioner.
Ampeg B4R - $500 + actual shipping, or local sale in Nor Cal.
$400 + shipping without the rack and power conditioner.
A poor man's SVT 4 Pro!
I'm not far from Sacramento, so San Francisco bay area meetups are possible. If shipping, USA and Canada only please. No overseas.
If I ship this, please account for that in the sale price. I'll charge just what it costs to get it to you, lovingly packed and insured on a major carrier. The amp weighs 39 lbs, so figure close to 50 lbs including packing materials.
I bought this amp from a guitar player friend who needed to fund a trip to Germany to play a festival there. He went, he rocked, he returned, and now he's broke and can't buy it back. It's heavier than I prefer, so I'll find a new home for it here.
Features- USA made
- dual mosfet power amp section
- biamp capable, with built-in adjustable crossover, and balance control for high/low channels
- 9-band graphic EQ with level
- balanced and unbalanced line outs with Pre/Post, Ground Lift and Level controls
- effects loop with mix control
- two separate POWER AMP IN/PREAMP OUT loops, one for each channel
- (2 ohms): 500-Watts x 2
- (4 ohms): 340-Watts x 2, or 1000-Watts (mono bridged)
- (8 ohms): 205-Watts x 2, or 700-Watts (mono bridged)
More details at
Ampeg. Here's the
manual.
The serial number dates this to 2002. Since this is the American made model, it came with no speakon connectors, only quarter and banana. The chassis is factory-drilled for speakons, so I installed one and wired it for bridge mode.
It's built like a tank with standard Ampeg heavy-duty quality, but it does have two minor issues. First, the 300Hz peg on the graphic EQ is gone. The internal slider still functions. There's also a very slight gank on the front Effects Mix knob. The knob works smoothly and noiselessly, but there is a mark on it. Otherwise it looks like this has lived its entire life in a rack.
A few more photos
here.
