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New around here....
B2R
SVT-210HE
SVT-15E
How about member #246?
I'm kinda newish here as well.
SVT-4 Pro
8x10 Classic
4x10-15 Classic
Can i biamp the amp to the 1540 cab or should I just run full range?
Thanks for your help. The 1540 never leaves the studio and the 810 is always in the back of my truck. I play twice a weekend every weekend and draggin that bizzatch out of the truck all the time gets old. And I just mono bridge the 810 anyway.Yes you can Biamp your SVT-4 Pro, with your SVT 1540. First make sure the button on the back is set to stereo, and NOT Mono-Bridge. Then all you do is run a patch cable(Shelded Instument Cable) from the Biamp Low Output into the Power Amp A Input. Then run a Patch from the Biamp High Output, into the Power Amp B Input. Then run the Power Amp A Speaker Output into the Low Input(far right-I think) on your cab. And Power Amp B Speaker Output into the High Input(second from left-I think) on your cab. Your Done!!! I biamp my lows to my 15, but I keep my 4x10's full range by not patching the Biamp High into Power Amp B. I think that it sounds great this way. Good Luck. I hope This make Sense, feel free to ask any questions you might have.
Here are the links for the manuals for both. When looking at the 1540, follow the instructions for the Biamp SVT400.
http://www.ampeg.com/pdf/SVT1540HE.pdf
http://www.ampeg.com/pdf/SVT4PRO.pdf
-Brian
Ampeg Club #235
I've used ampeg for a long while then took a 10 year break with GK and
now I'll be back with the Ampeg posse when I get my VR very soon.
So if it's possible, can I get the #269 slot?
thanks,
Charles
