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Ive had mine for four years without a problem. Last Friday it had a melt down right in the middle of a gig. It is still under warranty but now I will have to go through the hassle of sending it out to get fixed. It was a great amp until then.
I took it in to a ampeg authorized repair shop today. He says he sees a lot of these amps most with the same problem. He just replaces the main board and they are good to go. He thinks they are on rev h now. I will let you know how it turns out in two weeks.Sorry to hear about that. Let us know how it goes. I am 1+ year into mine. I love it - but unfortunately its always in the back of your mind that it will blow up at any moment.
The amp is 3.5" high and 10" deep so I think it should fit nicely but you will probably have to take the feet off the bottom and maybe the back of the amp.Can someone with a 7 Pro take some measurements for me? Mine is at my practice space and I'm looking to order a rack. What is the height and depth without the feet? Ampeg lists the dimensions with the feet but I want to know if it will fit in a rack that is 3.5" high and 10.5" deep. Thanks!
The amp is 3.5" high and 10" deep so I think it should fit nicely but you will probably have to take the feet off the bottom and maybe the back of the amp.
First off: I don't want to troll: I love the Ampeg sound and since I owned the 7PRO I too bought into the dream. And from my personal perspective, reliability of these amps is below industry par. Just to put things in perspective: after swapping my own SVT-7PRO for a Tecamp Puma 18 months ago after the 7PRO stood me up twice, now the 4 month old C00, rev. H 7PRO of a friend is on its way to the Benelux distributor for repair under warranty. Luckily his amp 'just died'. No intermittent 'crapping out' due to a faulty auxiliary power controller as was the case twice with my unit.Mine quit a couple of weeks ago, I bought it new in June of this year. Just got it back from the shop and the tech didn't remember what revision he put in. The amp is C00. I'll open it up tomorrow and report back. I gottsa know!!
Opened it up and found that the preamp board is RevB and the main board is Rev-H. Hope this one lasts cause I like the sound and weight of this baby!!
The best I can tell it was RevC00... When I bought they had one floor demo that was marked RevA.. and I had heard here that you should at least get RevC00 which they had one still in the box.Do you know what Revision you had when it went bad? If you only had it since June, could it have been the latest RevH?
The best I can tell it was RevC00... When I bought they had one floor demo that was marked RevA.. and I had heard here that you should at least get RevC00 which they had one still in the box.