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Weren't the black square lines used on the V-4B since it's release in '71, while the SVT remained Bluelined until '73 or so?
Graphics are '72 - ' 74.
I am not 100% - but I think the last of those aluminum knobs were used in '73.
I don't recall ever seeing a stock V4,VT-22,V4B with blue line graphics. My V4 has the blue, but it is a repro faceplate from Fliptops.net.
http://www.talkbass.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=310961&d=1358124688
Here is a VT-22 with blue line graphics:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ampeg-Vt-22-Blue-Line-NEEDS-WORK-/230977355413?pt=Guitar&hash=item35c752be95
i think the first distortion ones were from the mid ate 70's.. IIRC those are fine. the later black heads i am not so sure about
Here is a VT-22 with blue line graphics:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ampeg-Vt-22-Blue-Line-NEEDS-WORK-/230977355413?pt=Guitar&hash=item35c752be95
eBay says the auction was ended because it was "lost or broken." What happened to it?
Master volume V4B's...turn up the master up to 3:00 at least, and use gain to control volume. Sounds like the non-master V4B's.