That's OK. I work with a guy who plays guitar through a PA head
that's what Greg Ginn in Black Flag did
that's what Greg Ginn in Black Flag did
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Does a person need a "reason" for not trying an SVT?
Nothing against this amp, just the hype of it as the one.
I thought a *real* SVT has 6146's, not 6550's...and I'll put my four KT88's up against six 6550's any day of the week and still come out on top.
I thought a *real* SVT has 6146's, not 6550's...and I'll put my four KT88's up against six 6550's any day of the week and still come out on top, just the same as I'll take KT66's over 6L6's anytime.
Hey duke whats going on? Blackie is still getting a lot of play time, thanks again!
Welcome to the SVT club, metron! Glad to hear Blackie is still pounding ear drums. That was one damn good bass. Not sure what i was thinking when I sold that one......and wait a sec, I thought you were in Colorado, not the Netherlands?
I can make people lose their balance with my 100w combo, does that equate?I pity you guys.
One who hasn't played with an Ampeg fridge pushing air behind doesn't know how good it is to be a bassplayer.
many posts are focusing on the head, and while that is very important, it is only half the equation.
my interpretation of a "real SVT" includes playing through two 8x10 cabinets as ampeg originally intended.
i own an early 70's head and have played through the fridge many times but i have never played through two at the same time. so personally, i feel that i have never played a "real SVT" they way that ampeg originally wanted them to be experienced.
many of my gigs don't call for something so big, but i can only imagine the thrill of having 16 tens behind me being pushed by an all tube, super heavy transfomer head. just the thought of it is legendary.