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MGR/David Olivas « Ampeg SVT 3 Pro »
Published on 01/31/02 at 15:00I purchased this amp at the Guitar Center in Covina, California and paid about $750 for it. I needed to replace my out-dated Peavy amp that I sold at a yard sale.
This amp is great for live and studio purposes. It has plenty of power and I have yet to find any poor sounds from the amp. It has plently of features, such direct-out (balance and unbalance) with a level control, a direct tuner out, and two types of speaker conections (1/4 inch and speakton). I like the mute function and the Graphic EQ, which provides a lot of sound versatility.
For it's small size (two rack-mount spaces), it weighs a ton! I wish it had two instrument inputs, rather than one.
It is well made and ready for the road, but I suggest buying an SBK Rack-Mount case with at least two or four spaces.
If you have the money, I would buy this amp over the competitor's. I tried them all and the Ampeg SVT 3 Pro performed the best.
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This amp is great for live and studio purposes. It has plenty of power and I have yet to find any poor sounds from the amp. It has plently of features, such direct-out (balance and unbalance) with a level control, a direct tuner out, and two types of speaker conections (1/4 inch and speakton). I like the mute function and the Graphic EQ, which provides a lot of sound versatility.
For it's small size (two rack-mount spaces), it weighs a ton! I wish it had two instrument inputs, rather than one.
It is well made and ready for the road, but I suggest buying an SBK Rack-Mount case with at least two or four spaces.
If you have the money, I would buy this amp over the competitor's. I tried them all and the Ampeg SVT 3 Pro performed the best.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com