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Ok so now I gotta try that VB-88! They're keeping the lid on it for some reason. I really hop they do put it outView attachment 5212350View attachment 5212351
yep! There it is — a 4 Ohm 8x8! Wonder what other surprises are in store!
What would qualify as a real SVT update?Not excited about this release. If they bring out a real SVT update, amp and cabinets, then they'll have my attention.
Tilt-and-roll doesn't cut it for me.Please tell me that 8x8 has wheels and a bar and not just those side handles....
What would qualify as a real SVT update?
Make it weigh 20 lbs.!What would qualify as a real SVT update?
Being a guy who wakes up at 5am and hits the bike to go to the gym and then work, without an alarm darn near no matter what, I will take a ten pound head at 3 am any day of the week over a fifty to eighty pound head.As much of a tube snob as I am, I have really come to appreciate the light stuff.
My current rig actually includes a YS15 with a newer Eminence driver in it. I dig the aesthetic, and the fact that a previous owner put handles on the sides. Reduced my buying price and makes carrying easier.Except I think the 15s you get today give you more bass bang for your buck. With the exception of one particular Peavey Black Widow cabinet I used, most of the newer stuff seems to go deeper and have better clarity than the old boxy Traynor YS-15 I had. I used to carry one of those on a bus back and forth from University a couple times a week… It was light, but awkward.
Tilt-and-roll doesn't cut it for me.
I'd modify it or make a platform so I could have casters at each corner, anyway.![]()
It weighs as much as the 212AV which is OK to handle with the side handles. The issue is that it is almost twice as tall as the 212V--which may make it awkward to lift. If it has casters, it would make life easier...I'd be cool with that too, but if something that's almost as big as an 810 only has side handles that seems like a giant pain in the ****.
Deleting bars/sliders/wheels will make the weight on the spec sheet look more appealing, but if that makes it harder to move it kinda defeats the purpose.
https://ampeg.com/data/6/0a020a4052...df/Venture Cabs Owner's Manual - English .pdfAnyone know the dimensions of the 210?
It's shaped like the 810, 610, and 410hlf, so they probably have the same towel bar and tilt castors like all the others that are cut away at the top like that.Please tell me that 8x8 has wheels and a bar and not just those side handles....
Makes sense as the cab hasn't been formally announced and posting the manual that included it was prob unintentional/premature.I just went and downloaded the Cab manual again and now the 8x8 is no longer listed....hmmm.
Makes sense as the cab hasn't been formally announced and posting the manual that included it was prob unintentional/premature.
Yep, just like Yampeg saying they would fill backorders on the PF-350, then terminating it. Now, the PF-20T is on extended backorder??? All this with substantial price increases with their Venture series?
I have sold all my "Ampeg" products and moved on. I had great hopes for this "marriage". Maybe others will have a better experience.