$999 for the V12 and another $99 for the bag? 

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I'm not really in the market for any of this, I get my ampeg(ish) tones from other devices like the Tech21 VT, but I'm still happy to see the Yampeg merger produce some new products. While not huge innovations, it's still great to see them bringing these to market.
I agree. All MFg's should include the bag in my opinion. $100 for the gig bag is ridiculous. Can find a Gator, etc. bag that is most likely better padded & less expensive.$999 for the V12 and another $99 for the bag?![]()
I guess I was thinking 4-ohm power and the whole line in general. Like your observation of the 210 and 115. I would want cabinets that were interchangeable throughout the whole line myself. No chance of a mixup.Heads are all rated at 4ohm, and cabs are 8ohm... so the 410 can handle the 1200, 212 the 700, and the rest the 300.
I do find it odd that the 210 and 115 aren't rated for the 700... even doubled up. You have to go 212 or 410.
I'm waiting for them to make this in a combo 2x10
Those cabs got my attention.
Maybe two 1x15”s. Or one 2x12”
Aguilar has never been competitionStill not even close to competing with Aguilar or Mesa.
Thats why there's 700 and 1200300 class D watts?
No thanks.
Anything under 500 class D watts is not giggable in my world. This should have been 500 watts or more.
They probably wanted to see how people took to the new pre amp design before slapping them onto a full line of amplifiers.I understand parts bin manufacturing. In my opinion, Ampeg should've released the amps first followed by the preamp. The price gap between the V3 and the SGT-DI makes you wonder if they had their ducks in a row before they planned to release these in the wild.
I'm not sure what you mean by 'pros and gear snobs are in a different category'. In my experience, most pros tend to be somewhat myopic and gear snobbish about their gear. I don't think anybody knows what Ampeg's bread and butter is these days. Not even Yamaha...
I'd be keeping that V4B!!Dang! And today is new amp day for me and everything. A V4-b is now shaking my walls through 2 15 inch cabs. I'm all set for now. These do look pretty cool, especially for the money and ease of transport and setup. Looking forward to some sound samples. If they sound anything like the SGT-DI, these should do well i would think.
I love that lil box. Reason why I bought a VT 500 head.