See, above, post #56, no need to report.![]()

To late - I already reported it. I wish I was allow to say what I think about this - anyway, I'm out of this thread.
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See, above, post #56, no need to report.![]()

Well my experiences with new Ampeg stuff have been very positive, and people will think whatever they want regardless, so there's a time to cut bait, and that's what I just did. And I typed it as a statement of intent to cut bait. Sorry if that bothers you PF, but that's how I rock.
Lazarus.Bird said:A poll on TB isn't going to give you any kind of proper defective rate.
Anyways, I own a Rev C and have pushed the snot out of it. Loved it so much I sold my SVT-VR.
Why would I take that personally?I admire anyone supporting their chosen brand, until it sounds like a Billy Mays commercial loosely rooted in fact? Then, JIMHO, it sounds like political campaign promises trying to prey on weak or lazy minds. Don't anyone take that personal. Just keeping the record clear.
As a general statement, during the first five years, we will repair for free or replace (at our option) any of our products if they are not functioning as they should. Beyond that, we will fix any of our products without charge no matter how old they are. Both commitments apply whether you are the first owner or the fifteenth Beyond that, there are a few additional caveats: naturally, free service is only available to products that have not been tampered with or abused, modified, repaired by third parties. Also, drivers are only covered for the initial owner for manufacturing defects (180 days), not longer term wear and tear. And to resuscitate older products, we must be able to get our hands on replacement parts. But in the unlikely event that we don’t have the parts to fix your AI combo or integrated amp, we will offer a generous trade-in for the old unit toward a new one. We can then cannibalize your trade-in for parts.
I've been wanting one to replace my swr750x. I'd be using it as a power amp for a sans amp. The ampeg would match my cab, be a backup pre, and cut the weight of my rack considerably. But like others have said it seems like there's been some issues with them. The issues do make me hesitate. My stuff doesn't match and the swr is heavy as hell, but it works.
Although the 7PRO had some concerns and issues with the early revisions it seems that fewer reports of issues have popped up for over a year at least. I would guess if you were to buy new most of the retail stock on hand at some of the large music retailers more than likely have the latest revision.