1979 Ampeg V-4 100-Watt All Tube Electric Guitar Amplifier Head in Ampeg VT-22 2 x 12" Combo Cabinet

Used - Good Condition

• Cabinet, Chassis, and Control Panel: the cabinet is structurally intact and the head is securely attached, however it does feel a little loose; the tolex shows some obvious scuff marks, scrapes, small cuts, and gouges; the control panel has some noticeable scuff marks, scratches, and small cracks around the input jacks; the rear connection panel has some obvious scuff marks, scratches, and wear in the finish; the handle is securely attached to the top of the cabinet, but the metal clasps show heavy scuff marks, scratches, and chips in the chrome plating; the grille cloth has some noticeable discoloration and some obvious holes along the bottom and the Ampeg logo plate has some obvious scuff marks and scratches on it; the corner protectors show heavy wear and scratches
• Switches and Knobs: all the knobs and the switches function properly and move smoothly
• Jacks and Connectors: all are intact and function properly; the 3-prong power cord shows some scuff marks and scrapes
• LED Indicators: both LED lights work properly
• Speakers: the speakers sound fantastic, but they do show some scratches on the backs
• Includes: electric guitar combo amplifier (footswitch, cover, and manual not included)

Features

• Aftermarket Ampeg V-4 head installed into Ampeg VT-22 combo cabinet
• 100-watts
• 2 x 12" Eminence square-back speakers
• 4 x J/J 7024 A power tubes
• 3 x J/J ECC832 preamp tubes
• 1 x Bugera 12AX7A preamp tube
• 1 x GE(?) 6AN8A tube
• 1 x EHX 6CG7 reverb driver tube
• 2 x Inputs
• Volume and Distortion on Channel 1
• Volume, 3-band EQ with Boost and Cut switches, and Reverb on Channel 2
• Impedance switch
• External Speaker jack
• 14' and 9" long 3-prong power cord
• Black tolex covering
• Silver control panel
• Dark gray sparkle grille cloth
• Dimensions: 26.75"W x 23"H x 11.25"D
• Weight: 88 lbs. 7 oz.
• Made in U.S.A.

So without getting too confusing, this is a 1979 Ampeg V-4 guitar amp head installed into an Ampeg VT-22 combo cabinet from around the same time period. The V-4 was never made into a combo amp, but however the VT-22 was and is essentially a V-4 combo amp, as far as the specs are concerned. Thanks to some handy dandy aftermarket re-configuring, here is an actual V-4 2 x 12" combo amp. This combo is equipped with two 12" Eminence square-back speakers and the V-4 amp gives you two channels, distortion, a 3-band EQ with boost and cut switches, and reverb. This amp has four J/J 7024 A power tubes, three J/J ECC832 preamp tubes, one Bugera 12AX7A preamp tube, one GE(?) 6AN8A tube, and one EHX 6CG7 reverb driver tube currently installed. Made popular by the Rolling Stones in the '70s and revitalized in the late '90s and early 2000s by Josh Homme of Queens Of The Stone Age, the V-4 is known for loud playing and for helping build up your muscle tone as you carry this 88-pound combo from rehearsal to studio to gig and back again!

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