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What?

@JimmyM will know.
You expect me to volunteer anything after that giant debacle earlier this week?

:D

But seriously, no Yamaha-branded products that I know of have been released yet. But I must point out that I'm only an endorser, I am not an employee, and while I think I'm the bigshot expert, I know nothing.
 
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while I think I'm the bigshot expert, I know nothing.

You rang?
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6 more posts and nothing about Yamaha SVT's....

I think this may be the last one until Yamaha actually starts releasing the new ones:

But seriously, no Yamaha-branded products that I know of have been released yet. But I must point out that I'm only an endorser, I am not an employee, and while I think I'm the bigshot expert, I know nothing.
 
What was this thread about?
Sorry, did not mean to run it off on this tangent. I'm just smarting a little from a previous incident revolving around similar questions. But at least you got your answer...to my knowledge, no Ampeg products made by Yamaha are on the market yet. But they do have some badass new merch, including a very cool looking Blue Line t-shirt and pullover :D
 
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Would Yamaha even have any impact on any aspect of the SVT line of head? I’m not sure Yamaha or Ampeg would want anything to change with their main product. Will components change? Will the people building the amps change? Is Yamaha going to come in and redesign/refine anything in the circuits? My opinion, is that Yamaha will have no impact on these products. Not sure what would be beneficial about having a Yamaha Ampeg vs a Loud Ampeg.

If there is anything that would change, I’d be interested to know what would make the Yamaha Ampeg “better”.