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Dang, you are DEEEEEEEP! Just scratched the surface of what you have in the Portaflex Club pics!


just tossed up my pair of vt22 in the FS section![]()
Here's my 1972 V4 with sovtek 7027a's on top of my 1974 hiwatt 2x15
I want one of those Hiwatt cabs so bad! Nice amp!!!
So what's the skinny on the new V4B? Ampeg site doesn't have any info on it
No solid word yet. They've been hinting at things via facebook. There was a post they put up a while back that said something along the lines of "this is 100 watts to tube bass goodness" or something like that, real cryptic. NAMM is coming up though...
No solid word yet. They've been hinting at things via facebook. There was a post they put up a while back that said something along the lines of "this is 100 watts to tube bass goodness" or something like that, real cryptic. NAMM is coming up though...
I recently acquired a non-functioning VT-22 (very cheaply).
I have since built a head box for it and installed a new faceplate and knobs that I got from Fliptops (the originals were missing).
My tech installed a new power transformer (also from Fliptops) and power tubes.
The head looks and behaves like new now.
The cab is a mid '70's Ampeg V-2 that was originally designed for guitar (albeit, a huge guitar cab). I replaced the original 12" CTS drivers with four Eminence/Ampeg 12" bass speakers (the same that are used in the Ampeg BA112 combo) - and it sounds awesome for bass now. The ported cab goes deeper then an 810e on the low end and the the highs are very clear at the top end.
Soon I will be making a new AV grill for the cab as well - so it will look as good as the head - from the front anyway.
Sorry about the piano jumping into the photo.