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Vintage Ampeg Help

I Have just acquired a 70's ampeg svt head and i dont know to much about it. i dont know what year it is, the serial number is 089755, which on one site that i found said its was possibly even a 69'. i can get more pics if that is going to be a help. it turns on and works but hasn't been touch much in recent years. there is no ground in the plug and when plugged in it shocks you through the strings.
 
Also: Do a search for the thread titled "70's Ampeg" i think its on the third or so page of most recent threads in the Amp section. It was authored by yours truly, and I got a lot of GREAT feedback from some TBers trying to help me date my SVT... hope this helps
Scott
 
sorry bout the delay... still learning the mac
 

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Dude, Darkhorse is awesome! I've gotten myself into some fun there a few times! I've played b414 a few times too. Years ago I played at the Washington Street Pub, which later became the Aurora in Marquette. The locals there are A-1 in making an out of town band feel at home. I'll be at the Loft (a few floors above b414) and Mac's in June.
 
+1 on a great deal, even after paying a tech to go through it you're still ahead. I paid $160 for a run down mid 70's (rounded corner blackline) V4 ten years ago. Good deal.

do you know where i could get this fixed up in or around lansing? Music manor didnt want to mess with it, elderly doesnt work on amps, and marshall music wanted me to pay a bunch of money just for them to look at it.