So, if I'm to understand, you can mount the amp-head like the old B-15 so that it stores inside the top of the cab? Is that right?
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New ampeg speculation - A true B15 Reissue? part 2
- Thread starter john turner
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- Feb 13, 2008
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- Owner, Vintage Blue (repro cabinets)
Man......I get goose bumps every time I see those beauties......
Unfortunately, I am really hooked up on equipment or I would be chomping at the bit to grab one.....
Unfortunately, I am really hooked up on equipment or I would be chomping at the bit to grab one.....
They put the one with the saggy speaker cloth in front
Do any of them have provisions for an extension cab?
Do any of them have provisions for an extension cab?
They put the one with the saggy speaker cloth in front
Do any of them have provisions for an extension cab?
Makes it look kinda sad. Don't you think?
yep. the wheels pop out and there's rubber feet if you want to stack one cab on top of the other. plus the heads and cabs are available separately.They put the one with the saggy speaker cloth in front
Do any of them have provisions for an extension cab?
We are close enough to the show now. Feel free to ask me about anything regarding the Heritage B-15 or Portaflex Series specs or features. We will not discuss pricing, though. You can contact your favorite dealer after the show for their pricing.
What are the various configurations? (watts@ohms). Can they run at 4 or 8 ohms?
There are four in the picture, are there four choices?
Why does the the seemingly smaller powered one only have one mid-range control without the frequency selector, while the more powerful one has a frequency selector? What frequency is the midrange set at on the single one?
Are the heads removable so they can be used with other speakers?
I'm guessing these are 100% solid-state, and do not have a tube in the preamp?
Thanks!
There are four in the picture, are there four choices?
Why does the the seemingly smaller powered one only have one mid-range control without the frequency selector, while the more powerful one has a frequency selector? What frequency is the midrange set at on the single one?
Are the heads removable so they can be used with other speakers?
I'm guessing these are 100% solid-state, and do not have a tube in the preamp?
Thanks!
Man those look sweet. Can't wait to see details and pricing... maybe 2011 is the year I go back to Ampeg for my stage rig...
There are two heads. PF-350 is 350W at 4ohms, PF-500 is 500 at 4. Each have slightly different features...such as the midrange selector you describe on the 500. I will have to check with the product manager for the frequent point on the 350's mid...be back with that.
Heads a cabs sold separately, mix and match either head to either cab.
100% solid-state design.
