I've read a lot of Jimmy's posts around here and now I own: An SVT7, SVT-212AV, SVT-210AV, SVT-410HLF, BA108
I need a rehab before I buy a CL or a 810.
I need a rehab before I buy a CL or a 810.
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Jimmy's fault... (Ampeg content)
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I have a BA115HP, which is a great rig for when you don't want to haul the monsters out. My cousin's son is a multi instrumentalist, and he was drooling over my HP the last time I had it out. It's very likely that I will get it into his hands for what I paid for it. His father is who I bought my Telecaster bass off of, we all take care of each other. There is little doubt that I'll pick up another BA combo though, there are times that they really are the right tool for the job.
My point is that yes, I love my "big rig". But, the BA series gets the job done quite well, and still sounds like an Ampeg. And even those of us who own the behemoths sometimes get good use out of our BA combos.
My point is that yes, I love my "big rig". But, the BA series gets the job done quite well, and still sounds like an Ampeg. And even those of us who own the behemoths sometimes get good use out of our BA combos.
Not so much with a V4B
Yeah I know. The V4B Reissue covers all my needs right now and at some point I'm gonna get a 2nd 212AV just because I want one and for outdoor stuff. This amp gives me the most awesome tone I've gotten out of any rig with plenty of volume. I am completely satisfied with my V4B.
You and me both! Thanks to Mr. JimmyM, I now own an SVT-4Pro, an SVT-7Pro, and a PN-410HLF(actually, I should have TWO PN-410s, but that's another long, sad story...).
And I have a REDDI!!
At least he'll never convert me to Fenders!!! Lol!
maybe you guys should figure out what kind of shirts Jimmy wears and buys those too.
"ground control to major tom ...... "
My ear is doing better and I've been playing through this set up a lot. I still have an 810E on the way, but honestly, I'm real happy with my two 212 AV cabs.
The fridge will live in a case in the garage, so I won't have to take it up and down stairs to get it to my van. The 212 cabs are easy to load when I want them.
The fridge will live in a case in the garage, so I won't have to take it up and down stairs to get it to my van. The 212 cabs are easy to load when I want them.
Yea man, you need to dump some of that and pick up an SVT-CL and 8x10. Sell the 210v, 410hlf, ba108. The 2x12 is great for small/medium and 8x10 for large gigs.
Finally I have decided:
-To keep my SVT-7pro + SVT-410HLF and my little BA-108
-To sell my SVT-212AV and my Aggie TH500
-To get a B-100R (I found a used one for a decent price and it's Made in USA)
I still need to figure out what I will do with my 210AV.
Would it be safe to plug the 210AV and the B-100R speakers to my SVT7 at the same time ?
-To keep my SVT-7pro + SVT-410HLF and my little BA-108
-To sell my SVT-212AV and my Aggie TH500
-To get a B-100R (I found a used one for a decent price and it's Made in USA)
I still need to figure out what I will do with my 210AV.
Would it be safe to plug the 210AV and the B-100R speakers to my SVT7 at the same time ?
I bought my 210AVs after seeing the classic shot JimmyM posted of the 2 210AVs stacked on top of the Doug Ingle Signature SVT. Tried one out and loved it. Went back and bought the second cab shortly thereafter.
