Ampeg V7 Power Amp Section - Main preset
Verified · 82/100 confidence. Complete schematic. All component values readable. Parameters derived directly from the circuit.
The Ampeg V-7 power amplifier section used a larger complement of output tubes compared to the V-4, likely six 6L6GC or KT88 tubes to push output toward 150–200 watts, making it one of the highest-powered guitar amplifiers Ampeg produced in the V-series. Designed for players who needed full-stage volume from an all-tube circuit without switching to the bass-oriented SVT, the V-7 power stage used a bespoke output transformer wound for guitar-range frequency response. The V-7 is among the rarer Ampeg V-series models and is prized by collectors of early 1970s Ampeg guitar amplifiers.
- Years produced: 1971–1976
- Made in: USA
- Wattage: 150W
- Power tubes: 6× 6L6GC
Tags: american.
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