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It followed me home…

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It had to happen eventually: made in usa SVT AV. In amazing shape. I had to put on the seatbelt cause the alarm kept going off for no passenger seatbelt. Find me a class d amp that can do that!
OMG there you are ... I've been looking all over for you... Sorry folks but I left the door open again and it managed to get out of the house.... So thankful you found it before it could find a cover band to hang with. please return it to me..Your brother, 8X10, keeps asking me when you'll return home.
 
my first svt. i need to ab compare it to my other amps but first impressions were very very good.
You picked a good one. :-) They have a very nice growl to them and it's underestimated as to how versatile they are. If you're playing them loudly and pushing a lot of air, they benefit from a sealed cabinet. At "sane" volumes, a sealed cab isn't needed. I play mine through a Genz Benz Uber 4x10 and it sounds great.
 
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Seems heavy. I can help you lift it. Well, maybe a few years ago I could have helped. Not anymore. I own a 70 lb bass cab that resides upstairs that won't be coming downstairs until the next big California earthquake. 😞

M. M.
 
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You picked a good one. :-) They have a very nice growl to them and it's underestimated as to how versatile they are. If you're playing them loudly and pushing a lot of air, they benefit from a sealed cabinet. At "sane" volumes, a sealed cab isn't needed. I play mine through a Genz Benz Uber 4x10 and it sounds great.
i have the same cab and have yetbto pair them but it sounded creat through my orange 410 and 115, and my orange and traynor 115's combined.
 
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Seems heavy. I can help you lift it. Well, maybe a few years ago I could have helped. Not anymore. I own a 70 lb bass cab that resides upstairs that won't be coming downstairs until the next big California earthquake. 😞

M. M.
i am no huge guy but i do strength training and the amp was surprisingly fine. getting it safely on top of an 810 requires help, or grip adjustment though.
 
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