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AMPEG SVT7PRO

I read it. He also said this after his results post

In case I haven't said it before: I am not an engineer, I just like to play with toys (amateur radio, SCUBA, sound reinforcement, stereo, etc). I have good test equipment, and know pretty well how to operate it. However, nothing I get should be used to disprove anyone else's results. All my tests prove are that I was able to get one specific unit to achieve these numbers on one specific day. I make no other claims about the gear. Okay, one other... I love the tone and the look of the SVT-7 Pro. It is certainly possible that I made a mistake somewhere, even. I don't think I did, but can't discount the possibility - just trying to be fair and unbiased here.
Saying things like "It is certainly possible that I made a mistake somewhere" and "I am not an engineer"
Makes me not really take it as a conclusive test result. You can choose to believe what you want though. 960 watts will sound no different then 1000. the 750 or so the BGM got you notice a wee difference in volume but not much. It is stupidly loud either way. It's just a pity ampeg fudged the numbers a bit ;)
 
I've just switched from a 4pro to a 7pro... This 7 pro is really loud, and sound dirtier, closer to the SVT classic to me than the SVT4pro that sound cleaner, to me again. The gain structure is also really different... I use it through a 610hlf cab and it's a cool option between a 410hlf and a 810...

To me the 810 lack the tweeter, but sound good anyway... Both 810 and 610 have more low mid than a 410HLF (which I also have and gig some time), which have more extreme lows...

I think for the AC/DC sound the svt-7pro would do a good job... paired with 810 would be the closer to the AC/DC sound...
 

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