I voted Ampeg, since I haven't tried the other but own the VR. Really sounds good and I was amazed at the volume the 210Av puts out.
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SAY WHAT!!??There are web businesses that specialise in ordering your stuff for you and on-shipping. They get price breaks on the international shipping and customs clearance so they are very reasonably priced.

Hello everyone!
I'm trying to replace my clean amp (In a recent recording session the audio engineer found out that it actually distorts past noon), a Hartke B90 (1x15", 90w)
How about Guitar Center?Question to the owners of the Ampeg Micro-VR:
I're read a lot about using two 2x10" SVT-210AV Cabs with the Head to get more horsepower pumping. Where do you buy them separate from the head? I've only seen them both as a combo pack at Guitar Center.
I would like to stay with Hartke for my clean signal, but since I already have a 1x15" for it and most of the bars and clubs where I play (aaaaaaaalwaaaaysWhy not get a more powerful Hartke. Like 250 watts or 350 watts.
WHAT THE F**K!!How about Guitar Center? Invalid Link Removed![]()
Woops, sorry, that's a total of $900 USD for 2x210 Cabs + the Micro-VR Head$800 USD? For those 210av cabs? Nah, they're $300.




