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Official Ampeg Club!: Part II
- Thread starter Kelly Lee
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Count me in ... just picked up a like new SVT-410HE; made in late 1997 down the road in good old St. Louis 
Tolex and grill in perfect shape; no scratches, tears, or wear.
No Neutrik Speakon Jacks - when did they start adding those?
Tolex and grill in perfect shape; no scratches, tears, or wear.
No Neutrik Speakon Jacks - when did they start adding those?
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Count me in.
Hartke LH1000
SVT-410HE (hopefully adding another soon)
BA-112 (gave it to a kid at my school for his birthday today, he only had a little 16w amp that he was using for band, and it wasn't cutting it.. guess that's my good deed for the day)
Count me in.
Hartke LH1000
SVT-410HE (hopefully adding another soon)
BA-112 (gave it to a kid at my school for his birthday today, he only had a little 16w amp that he was using for band, and it wasn't cutting it.. guess that's my good deed for the day)
Weird.
It looks like I added you back when you mentioned you had that 4x10 cab on the way...
also:
477 dnarock
Ampeg did...sort of using coaxial speakers.
http://www.ampeg.com/pdf/SVT810HPC.pdf
I seem to recall that they also made an 810 Classic with a separate tweeter, but I couldn't find anything on Ampeg's discontinued products site.
The problem would be that each pair of 10s is in a subenclosure and the spot that the tweeter would normally occupy is right over one of the dividers.
If you really need tweeters, how about making a separate tweeter box? Or, if you use a rack system, take a blank rack filler plate and mount a tweeter (or tweeters) to that.
Just for kicks, and since this is the Ampeg Club, I have a list of all the Ampeg gear I've ever had. Feel free to follow up with your own list. Items with a* are currently owned, everything else is obviously long gone. Just a testimonial of how much we love(d) this stuff. (all my stuff was SLM) B100R, BA112*, BA210SP, BA500, SVT100T, V4BH*, SVT 6Pro*, SVT18, SVT410HE, BXT210M, SVT15E*, and SVT210HE*.
Currently have:
B2 combo (delivered less than 10 minutes ago, haven't even unboxed it yet)
SVT-CL (Vietnam)
SVT-810, one from the mid '90s, one from about 2006 (both USA)
Previously owned:
'73 SVT head
Mid '90s SVT-810
SVT-350H
B1-R
SVT-806 (8x6.5 plus tweeter)
AP-3550 (essentially the power section of a B2R)
VL-502 guitar head
Purchased, tried out, returned to Guitar Center:
B100R
SVT-BSP
B2R
Shoulda bought at a GC List Sale a few years ago:
B50R new for $151
B2 combo new for $279
Gassing for:
One of those rack mountable amp/speaker switches
I still own all the Ampeg stuff I ever owned except for a mid-90's SVT 3 Pro (sold it on Ebay last year), and a 73 V4B/810 that got burned up in a bar fire in 1986 or 87.
I've been rocking an Ampeg B2RE for a few years, and recently got a new Ampeg SVT-810.
I'm going to upgrade to a different head soon, or go with the power amp/preamp combination.
I'm going to upgrade to a different head soon, or go with the power amp/preamp combination.
I'm in, SVT 350H + 1540HE Cab
Plus my VT Bass was ordered today, sould be here tomorrow! I can't wait!
Plus my VT Bass was ordered today, sould be here tomorrow! I can't wait!
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