You are right. After having issues with two of their cheapest amps available, you should swear off the whole brand. I don't suppose you have a warranty do you?
Do you think your sarcasm will change his mind?
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You are right. After having issues with two of their cheapest amps available, you should swear off the whole brand. I don't suppose you have a warranty do you?
Electronics fail. It doesn't matter how much something cost or where it was made. We all know that. It comes down to warranty and service. As long as Ampeg takes care of you when there is a problem, then you're all set.
Thanks. I'm using SVT 210AV at home and with one of the bands. At the moment I'm borrowing a fellow players Peavey 4x10 + 1x15 with the louder band I'm playing with. Both sound just fine. I planning to buy PF210 + PF115 later on. I'm happy I bought the PF350.
I agree somewhat with that. However as a player you also have to have faith that your amp will get you through a gig. After a failure and warranty repair some player's will always have that "will it fail again" thought in the back of their mind.
I've been through that before and it's always a possibility. I sold the amp and moved on. That said, my PF500 was trouble free in the year I owned it.
That's why you always have 2 identical amps to get you through a gig. If they both fail in one night, then it's time to start swearing and find a new company.![]()
Electronics fail. It doesn't matter how much something cost or where it was made. We all know that. It comes down to warranty and service. As long as Ampeg takes care of you when there is a problem, then you're all set.