easiest way is to pull a speaker and look inside.Jimmy, I was talking more about the amp, sounds like you're talking about the cabinet. How does one tell what the cabinet is made out of?
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easiest way is to pull a speaker and look inside.Jimmy, I was talking more about the amp, sounds like you're talking about the cabinet. How does one tell what the cabinet is made out of?
Hey I am buying a SVT-810E with the serial dwcd850186, the guy said it was bought new in 2006. My 5th character is an 8 though, what is up with that?
-Alex
That D is a country code and stands for "domestic." Got a pic of the label? I don't recall ever seeing an SLM label where the 5th digit wasn't a letter. Honestly, I think you are, indeed, seeing an S where you think you see an 8. And that would make it 2006.Hey Jimmy.... You seem to know a lot about these... My SVT Classic says it was made in the USA by SLM.... and the guy I bought it from said it was one of the last couple years they were made in the US, but he didn't know the exact year. It looks brand new, and sounds great, but the serial number is like the guy above... the 4th digit is a D... and the 5th is an EIGHT for sure.... Not a B or an S... it's an 8. Then there is a bunch of zeros and a very low number, (10 digits total). Any idea what year?
Thanks!!!
Why you, I oughta...I was taking the picture to prove you were wrong.... when I used a REALLY powerful lighted magnifying lens....
Nevermind
It's an S
Thanks!!!!!