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Official Ampeg Club!: Part II
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I thought I had a number, but couldn't find it...
Can I have a number please?
Here's my early model V4-B
Can I have a number please?
Here's my early model V4-B
I own a '75 SVT and a 2000 810e. Sign me up! I'll post pics as soon as I take some better ones.
Erik
Erik
I'm already in...I'm just looking for threads that are good for gratuitous posting of my new big rig:
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25 whole watts of DOOM!!!
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25 whole watts of DOOM!!!
guess im # 416, with my Ampeg SVP-CL
Yep!
416 wizay
Thanks for posting your number in your signature! Don't forget to do that guys
I'm already in the club, but I too just recently purchased---finally---an 810 fridge cabinet to go with my SVT.
I didn't need it and given its size and weight I doubt I will take it to many gigs, but for all the years I've had my SVT I always felt that I was missing something because I didn't have the classic 810 to go with it. The SVT/810 combo is one of the all-time classic amp rigs in all of music, and there's just something about the sound of a P-bass or a Rick 4001 through that rig that nothing else can touch. I just like having it.
I didn't need it and given its size and weight I doubt I will take it to many gigs, but for all the years I've had my SVT I always felt that I was missing something because I didn't have the classic 810 to go with it. The SVT/810 combo is one of the all-time classic amp rigs in all of music, and there's just something about the sound of a P-bass or a Rick 4001 through that rig that nothing else can touch. I just like having it.
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