Recent content by Phil Horrocks

Yeah, I’m only going to run them as a pair so they’ll be able to handle the horsepower of The Big Iron. I used to have a pair of these back when I had a V-4B RI, I think I like them even better now with the SVT.

The 212AV is 4 ohms, the 210AVs are 8 ohms apiece, so I can run the SVT at 2 ohms.

Picked up these two 210AVs off marketplace. They sound great being pushed by The Big Iron and I’m gonna run all three cabs at practice on Sunday

4-string tuned AEAD (Drop-tuned BEAD). I'm in an originals band (stoner rock/metal) and a cover band (90s-00s rock, pop, dance, etc.), most of my playing is on the EAD strings regardless and having that open A0 is much more useful than having a B0 string.

I did the same thing to mine when I was having the same problem, great minds!

212AV came in, the rig is a little less inconvenient now (and holy poopie does it sound good)

I thought my V-4B reissue was inconveniently excessive until I sold that and bought this. 212AV is on the way, then we'll really be in business

Long shot but is this still for sale?

1978 Peavey T-40 strung BEAD into an Ampeg V-4B Reissue pushing my frankenstein 1987 Marshall Silver Jubilee 215 with Eminence Legend CB158s. It just has THE sound

Ampeg V4-B Reissue?

Ampeg V4-B Reissue?

Interested in trading for a cab?

1987 Silver Jubilee 215 bass cab. I’ve replaced the original casters with 4” casters that have brakes, lined the inside with acoustic foam, and replaced the original Celestion Sidewinders with 2 Eminence CB158 bass drivers. These speakers are a perfect match for the cab’s dimensions and porting...

1987 Silver Jubilee 215 bass cab. I’ve replaced the original casters with 4” casters that have brakes, lined the inside with acoustic foam, and replaced the original Celestion Sidewinders with 2 Eminence CB158 bass drivers. These speakers are a perfect match for the cab’s dimensions and porting...

I have my T-40 set up in C standard with .115-.50 GHS boomers and had to file the aluminum nut for the C string. I happened across a chainsaw file at ace hardware that was .115 so I ended up using that to widen the nut slot. It worked very well, just gotta be patient with it. Stewmac sells nut...