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Ampeg SVTs vs Peavey Tour 700


MikeyCunningham
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Hi,

I'm new around here and have recently bought an Ampeg 8x10 from one of this forum's many awesome members.

Now i'm faced with the difficult decision of picking a good head!

The band I play is here : http://www.facebook.com/thecatharsishc?sk=app_178091127385

I think i've narrowed it down to one of the Ampeg SVTs (pro or the 450H, but more likely the latter) or the Peavey Tour 700 but I am more than open to suggestions. I dont mind tubes/solid state or rack mounted heads so I really am open to you guys opinions. I have up to around £450 to spend, but could perhaps push to £500 if an absolute screamer came around.

Cheers guys, looking forward to your thoughts!

PS. I use a mexican fender P bass and sansamp bass driver DI, too.

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Both Peavey and Hartke give you a lot of 'bang per buck'.

I've been using a Peavey Tour 700 for the last 12 months and am very happy with it, prior to that I was a Hartke user.

Only reason I moved over to Peavey was that it was time for an amp change and Hartke didn't have a product that matched my requirements at the time.

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Peavey tour 700 through Barefaced Big One. Plus - great tone, great flexibility, sane carry weight of head. Negative - I feel the need for even more Watts, this is in a band with 20W guitar combos (loud drummer though), big venue and no pa support. I preferred tone and low end tightness and control of Peavey over Marshall VBA I had. The more Watts needed may be due to cab choice. Try before you buy as usual.

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