What tubes does the Ampeg V-4B (1971) - Channel Two use?

The Ampeg V-4B (1971) - Channel Two uses 4× 12AX7 preamp tubes and 4× 6L6 power tubes.

When was the Ampeg V-4B (1971) - Channel Two produced?

The Ampeg V-4B (1971) - Channel Two was produced 1971–1979.

Ampeg V-4B (1971) - Channel Two preset

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The original 1971 V-4B is a dedicated 100-watt all-tube bass head sharing its chassis with the V-4 guitar amp but voiced specifically for bass. Channel One delivers warm, authoritative low-end through four 6L6 output tubes. The V-4B became a popular gigging alternative to the heavier SVT, offering a more manageable form factor without sacrificing tube tone.

Years produced: 1971–1979
Made in: USA
Wattage: 100W
Channels: 2
Preamp tubes: 4× 12AX7
Power tubes: 4× 6L6

Tags: bass, american, vintage, mid-wattage, clean.

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