This is a glorious SLM era Ampeg SVP power amp, able to run in 2 ohms stereo or 4 ohms bridged mono up to 1500w. I tested this with a 90s SWR fridge and could not get it to half volume on the preamp before the house started shaking.
There are a good amount of dings and scratches from use but everything appears to work well. The LEDs light up as expected though I could not verify the "Protect" indicators as I didn't want to push anything too hard. The "Signal" light on channel A appears a bit dimmer than channel B, maybe it was used in mono more frequently over the years.
The bottom right corner was bent, I very carefuly tried to bend it flat without damaging the paint but this is very thick sheet metal and it did not want to move much- probably a good thing. The back two rectangular spacer things were a bit squashed and I straightened them out alright.
The amp pulls air through the back and out the front- using this with a power soak/attenuator I could feel warm air coming out both left and right sides for the two channels.
Only downside is this is very heavy, probably 50 lbs.
I have a 3U rack included that houses this perfectly, velcro your pedals on top and you're good to go.
I also have 2x banana to 1/4" speaker cables included, one unused and the other tested and working fine.
Will ship internationally but it will be expensive just due to the weight.
Please message me with questions.
Thanks
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| Condition | Good (Used) Good condition items function properly but may exhibit some wear and tear.Learn more |
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