I purchased my new cab about two weeks ago, Pr410HLF, and was extremely siked. Sounded great until yesterday when the supposedly bullet proof tweeter farted out on me. I haven't even been pushing it hard and now I've got to deal with this problem. Anyone else have a similar problem with an Ampeg cab? How are the folks at GC going to deal with this? Are they going to have to send it out to get fixed while I wait impacientley, or will they replace it when I bring it in? Just wondered what to expect.This sucks!
does it have the same light bulb fuse that the classic series cabs have? If so it's an easy fix. Although I would be a little worried about why it blew in the first place unless you hooked it up wrong (it happens that's how I found out about the fuse) On a side note I just found out from my local dealer that Ampeg has discontinued the PR series speaker cabs. I was real surprised because I have heard nothing but great things about them.
Yeah that sucks that they discontinued the PR series. I never got a chance to play through one because they dont stock PRs at Guitar Center
The fuse (light bulb) is located inside the cabinet. You can get to it by unscrewing the tweeter control/plug-in plate on the back of the cab. All you have to do is change out the bulb. Were you driving your amp to clipping?