So a little update, I played a v4b reissue and I was very happy. At the volume levels i got it to in the store it sounded better than the SVT CL and as good as the AD200b that was next to it.
I'm gonna go for it! Very exciting, seems like the perfect mix of manageability and tone.
So cab time, I know this has been discussed at length, and it seems that an 810 is the top contender for maximizing the v4b. I imagine that a stack of 2 212avs wouldnt be a slouch rig either, considering that ampeg is trying to push this combo. Pricewise, clearly a 810 is the cheaper choice, they're a dime a dozen. Portability wise, and venue specific use, 212s seem to be much better.
Has anyone here actually used this amp with a 2x 212av rig?
What would you guys do? I don't mind spending more money on the split cab route if it's gonna make me happy in the long run. I just want the best ****, always![]()
One of my friends locally just got his backordered 212 to go with the V4B he bought after hearing mine and loving it with my Heritage 810. He described the sound as being much more modern but not so much so as an Epifani 212. He claims that my H810 (which is very similar to the fatback 810) blows the doors of the V4B cabs. I am not surprised but a tad disappointed as I had very high hopes for those cabs but it is unrealistic to think that anything can match the tone of the all mighty 810.
I will still look forward to playing through his new cab as it might be different from the 810 in a good way too as he plays blues/jazz and I play classic rock.
