Recent content by malone1980

I bought a v-4 about 2 years ago. It was a 1975 and in decent condition. I heard it was a mini svt but to me it wasnt the same. It was my first tube amp and it sounded good but being a noob i didnt realize the tubes were bad. I traded it and a bass for an svt classic. My car broke down and i...

I have one too, great amp! Bought it a month ago for $200 and its in mint condition. Somehow i dont believe only 500 were made cause ive been seen a few of them on ebay and craigslist. Has anyone here gigged with one? it seems like it might be possible in certain situations

i just bought a fender bassman 20 all tube combo yesterday. Its a great sounding amp clean and LOUD for 18 watts. Perfect for home or recording, it might be loud enough to play with my band, it cranks and has a lot of bottom end

it sounds good and is loud for 18 watts, im definately happy with it. It has a lot of bottom end.

what do you mean?

I just bought a fender bassman 20 for $200! the only made 500 of these and the guy who had it new nothing about it. He bought it new and only played on it a few times. Its in excellent condition and sounds great! any idea how much these are worth?

i have a early to mid 70's v-4 and it has no line out.is there a way to run it through the p.a without miking it, or do i have to use a mic?

they are both 4ohm cabinets and it does have a switch

i just bought a vintage ampeg v-4. i have a peavey 4x10 cabinet and a peavey 1x15 cabinet, will this head push both of them at the same time? right now i have the 1x15, the 4x10 is at the band room. Also if you run both cabinets, does it split the signal, or does it put 100 watts into each cabinet?

I just bought a vintage ampeg v-4, i love the sound of it! i am playing it through a 4x10 peavey cabinet. would it sound better through an ampeg cabinet,or should i stick with the peavey.