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2013 Ampeg V-4B 100W Reissue Pt2

I bet you'd do well with a PF 50T, by most accounts they are very similar and you don't need the volume


No doubt i don't need the volume, i can barely get that 810 going with the GK, meaning, can you say OVERKILL!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'll have to find a PF 50T locally to listen to though.
But i really don't have any common sense when it comes to gear, most likely will opt for the V4.
 
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Considering how i would use it, and you've been here.
Bet it would be more then plenty.

I imagine it would be kind of like a B15 on super steroids.
You could say that. A B-15 can surprise you with the head of steam it can produce if you plug it into an 810, but the V4B into an 810 can handle the vast majority of the gigs you throw at it, unless you're playing doom or something really insano.
 
You could say that. A B-15 can surprise you with the head of steam it can produce if you plug it into an 810, but the V4B into an 810 can handle the vast majority of the gigs you throw at it, unless you're playing doom or something really insano.
I had the pleasure to meet Jeff when he bought my remodeled 810. He not doing doom. I'm confident the 50T will serve him well.
 
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You could say that. A B-15 can surprise you with the head of steam it can produce if you plug it into an 810, but the V4B into an 810 can handle the vast majority of the gigs you throw at it, unless you're playing doom or something really insano.


No doom insano here, i'm insano to have such a rig in my apartment.


I had the pleasure to meet Jeff when he bought my remodeled 810. He not doing doom. I'm confident the 50T will serve him well.

Your to kind Pete, but you are correct, that PF 50 is probably the fashizzle, that's not really a word, i know.
 
I never did share my flatback restoration in this thread, I did create a separate thread but here is the cheat sheet.
1971 flatback 6 original CTS speakers, 2 replacements I found also '71 CTS. Removed tolex and went with o'natural.

I still plan on doing the grill cloth maybe when my wife's Christmas wrapping table clears off.

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I never did share my flatback restoration in this thread, I did create a separate thread but here is the cheat sheet.
1971 flatback 6 original CTS speakers, 2 replacements I found also '71 CTS. Removed tolex and went with o'natural.

I still plan on doing the grill cloth.

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Oh Dang me!!!!!!!!!!!!!
To sweet!, pure torture that is i tells ya!
 
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