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the Official Ampeg Club Part 5
- Thread starter FloydianAnimal
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I would buy one in a heartbeat. 2x10 and 4x10 cabs down at my knees suck.
Yeah. I looked around and can get a new V2 for about USD$225 so not that convinced on the secondhand V1 now, unless it was some kind of amazing.
The kicker is, my misguided search of secondhand also turned up this BA-115 for about USD$340...
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I have/had some Ampeg stuff. Currently have this guy...
Plus a pair of 210AVs that I'm selling. Plus had the Micro VR head.
Plus a pair of 210AVs that I'm selling. Plus had the Micro VR head.
Oh, you're down under. Never mind. In that case, the BA115 you showed us would be pretty sweet.
New BA-112v2 go for around USD$400 so I probably just need to cool my jets a while and research more.
Picked up an SVT7 Pro and 410HE this month. Absolute beast of a rig, wish I did it years ago. Can I get a number?? 
Hopefully this qualifies me
If not, there's always this:
If not, there's always this:
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V4B and Bassman 115 was the order of the evening last weekend at a pub gig. I love me toobs!
I have been watching the BA-210V2 and a Rumble 500 at a local music store. The BA-210 had developed a noticeable buzz in the removable grill. Took the grill off and gone, replaced it and still gone. I came back a month later and the Rumble 500 now has one of about the same level. I couldn't see any way to cure the buzz in the Rumble.
There are some grill attachment pads that are clusters many little balls on the ends of little rods, they seem to hold their tension and withstand more on/off cycles than Velcro. I'll get a photo of such grill holder pads later, it's 4:30am.
These amps encounter intense abuse, probably because customers feel no parental sort of protection towards these demo amps. Cranking everything on them and whacking hard on that E or B string.
There are some grill attachment pads that are clusters many little balls on the ends of little rods, they seem to hold their tension and withstand more on/off cycles than Velcro. I'll get a photo of such grill holder pads later, it's 4:30am.
These amps encounter intense abuse, probably because customers feel no parental sort of protection towards these demo amps. Cranking everything on them and whacking hard on that E or B string.
Now if I could just cure my case of Possum Fingers, they are slow like a possum. LOL
BTW I didn't try to remove the grill from the Rumble 500, I don't even know if it can be removed.
BTW I didn't try to remove the grill from the Rumble 500, I don't even know if it can be removed.
