Blue Velvet was one of the creepiest movies I ever saw. I mean that in a good way.
David Lynch always was a little tweaked!
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Blue Velvet was one of the creepiest movies I ever saw. I mean that in a good way.
Well, that doesn't work here, because my flatback 810 is lurking anyhow, with the blackline SVT atop it, giving me dirty looks...That sounds pretty cool. According to James Miller Esq, TalkBass Ampeg endorser extraordinaire, the SVT212AV also nails the scaled down fridge thing. Certainly beats having a giant box blocking access to another three shelves in the bookcase.
Studio! Killer - got me a wine red one. You won't regret it.So, new to me! I left the deposit today. Pick it up tomorrow. $700 with the case. It's a 2009. Had to sell some suff, hope I don't regret it. LolView attachment 2861941View attachment 2861942
Well, that doesn't work here, because my flatback 810 is lurking anyhow, with the blackline SVT atop it, giving me dirty looks...
Ive tried the 212AV (admittedly not in a gigging environment) and I was less than impressed. It seemed bottom-heavy, while the SVT48HE sounded like an 810 from jump. While it certainly doesn't lack for lows, it still has that "smack" that is characteristic of an Ampeg 810. The surprising part is that it has everything I dislike - ports, a tweeter and polypropylene 8s - yet it sounds like the real thing. Ya coulda knocked me over with a feather.
Nice... But for some odd reason, this reminds me of Twin Peaks...![]()
Blue Velvet was one of the creepiest movies I ever saw. I mean that in a good way.
Those SVT48HEs look funky and you're right, there's not a lot out there about them.
Laura Palmer is there somewhere.
I have tons of Ampeg literature, catalogs and the like - none of them show the SVT48HE. The Ampeg website, which typically has good resources for manuals, etc for discontinued product, has nothing either.
So, new to me! I left the deposit today. Pick it up tomorrow. $700 with the case. It's a 2009. Had to sell some suff, hope I don't regret it. LolView attachment 2861941View attachment 2861942
I should ask. I'm very interested in the nuts and bolts of this thing. I heard the drivers were sourced overseas.I bet BeansonToast could help with that.
Which makes me think of this, considering the context here.
Speaking of Blixa Bargeld...
I've heard two I really like,but I prefer a pair of 15s every time. Not more lows or any of that (maybe less actually), I'm just under the impression they have a particular character- if they're good drivers in a suitable box.
412s on the other hand ... last one of those I played through was just mental. Stoopid loud as well with a 100W head.
That sounds pretty cool. According to James Miller Esq, TalkBass Ampeg endorser extraordinaire, the SVT212AV also nails the scaled down fridge thing. Certainly beats having a giant box blocking access to another three shelves in the bookcase.
So, new to me! I left the deposit today. Pick it up tomorrow. $700 with the case. It's a 2009. Had to sell some suff, hope I don't regret it. LolView attachment 2861941View attachment 2861942
All y'all need to stop talking about Sunns. Trust me, they are TOTALLY not worth it in any way. Just leave them alone, and I'll be 'round to collect them and take them off whatever unfortunate soul's hands they've come to burden. It's very simple. Scott has Hiwatts, I have Sunns, everyone else can fight it out over the rest.
Studio! Killer - got me a wine red one. You won't regret it.
I should ask. I'm very interested in the nuts and bolts of this thing. I heard the drivers were sourced overseas.
That's a really good question. I flat don't know. Research would involve a trip to somewhere they drive on the wrong side of the road.Ok... stupid, weird, random thought...in the U.K., do they mount the side car on the other side of the motor cycle?
BTW, does yours weigh a ton also?Compared to my Classic IV Pro, the Studio is hefty.
Remember the first generation Hyundais, total disasters. Asians work until they get it right. Combine that with some German engineering...
Everyone is wetting their pants over the VPs. A fake Marshall should be a suitable amp for it, no?
I joined Talk Bass when I was living and working in China. No one believed they could ever make anything of quality. When I moved back to the States and joined LBO the outright racist crap I read about Chinese stuff surprised me but only a little. Pretty funny how the tune has changed.
Hey, I'm just as prejudiced. My YBA 300 was a POC in the 70s. The "reissue" a few years ago was also one judging from what I've read. Why after four (5?) decades of manufacturing was the first gen YBA 200 so problematic?
Ampeg's PF500 fiasco has put me off the brand after owning around ten of their previous products. I don't blame the country of manufacture. I blame whoever owns the company for poor QC and design. And myself for trusting what used to be a brand that meant quality no matter what you thought of the sound.
So, yeah, Bugera. Why not?
That's a really good question. I flat don't know. Research would involve a trip to somewhere they drive on the wrong side of the road.
Veronica is heading that way later in the year. Maybe she'll take some pics for us...That's a really good question. I flat don't know. Research would involve a trip to somewhere they drive on the wrong side of the road.
That's a really good question. I flat don't know. Research would involve a trip to somewhere they drive on the wrong side of the road.