who's got a V4-b for me?
thinking of downgrading the SVT...
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Re: wtb: ampeg V4-b head
why bother when you could have this?
go for it!
go for it!
Re: wtb: ampeg V4-b head
i got a v2 im lookin to maybe get rid of sooon...
but its no v-4b -- its a good amp to record bass with (god bless that midrange shift switch) -- but live -- not enough clean headroom to get a good volume. or at least make that pantleg shake.
but its no v-4b -- its a good amp to record bass with (god bless that midrange shift switch) -- but live -- not enough clean headroom to get a good volume. or at least make that pantleg shake.
Re: wtb: ampeg V4-b head
i have one that doesn't work haha...well its not mine but the kid might sell it...
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Re: wtb: ampeg V4-b head
moog- if you decide to sell it, drop me a line, dave@glidoenfade.com. That might be an easy fix to this problem. what kind of power tubes does it use?
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Re: wtb: ampeg V4-b head
Hey Dave....I've got a V-4 and a VT-40, which is the 4x10 combo version of the V-2 and lemme tell you, it's enough for a recording bass rig. It's rated a very conservitive 60 watts. I absoulutely love all my ampeg gear for studio work. It always has "that bite and growl" without being overly distorted like a Marshall can get. Hey, I love a Marshall live, but gimme an ampeg in the studio.
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Re: wtb: ampeg V4-b head
I've got a V4-B head that I'm not using much. It's been retubed and gone through in the last few years, but I live in Oregon. It's pretty nice, weighs a ton and is missing the 'Ampeg' logo off of the front. If you're still interested make me an offer.
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bump
come on, help a brotha out!
dave
come on, help a brotha out!
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Re: wtb: ampeg V4-b head
got one at work call me at Ron Busch Guitar Studio (314) 725 -9558 I'll help you beat up my boss on the price.
Re: wtb: ampeg V4-b head
Dunno if you found one yet, just wanted to share a little bit o' knowledge with you...
The V-4 and the V-4B are almost identical circuits, less the reverb unit. I play bass through a guitar V-4, and it sounds great.
Just saying, if you find a V-4, go for it, just lock the reverb.
The V-4 and the V-4B are almost identical circuits, less the reverb unit. I play bass through a guitar V-4, and it sounds great.
Just saying, if you find a V-4, go for it, just lock the reverb.
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