Ampeg SVT-810E

With over 40 years of music history, the Ampeg SVT-810E remains the industry standard for serious heavy bass tone. This iconic cabinet can push out en...

This amp smacks in every way. You have to check it out. Again, Zounds, place to go

I live in a townhouse and use an Ampeg 8x10 classic cab so my days of practicing at full volume are gone. Like others have said headphones are where it's at.

I have the SVT-610HLF model. Love the extra height with the 6x speakers and the higher frequency ranges.

soo...i got the 810 cab. but...i'm not quite certain i am impressed by it. i originally had a 4x10 and 1x15 stack. which i believed was exactly the perfect tone. but i was convinced to trade in for this enclosure. what a huge disappoint. the mid range is all there. and...the high are well carried. h...

this is really powerful.... IF YOU HAVE A POWERFUL HEAD!!!!!!!! Im using a mesaboogie bigblock 750 through mine and its really good, powerful, and loud. just the quality isnt as good as the mesa boogie powerhouse 4x10. If you have the money to get a mesa 6x10 or 8x10 i say go with that. but that may...

So I purchased this along with an Ampeg SVT-3PRO series head (Check out my review on that)last month and I am nothing less than 100% satisfied. Also I play a Fender Jazz Amercian Standard bass. This cab is SO clean sounding. It's SO loud! Like really, really loud. The lows that come out of this cab ...

I have been playing the bass guitar for over 40 yrs and have seen many amp/cabinets come and go. Some didn't disappear quickly enough while some should still be with us (where, oh where are you my missing SUNN???). History does have one constant that always seems to turn out right. That constant is ...

This cab is the end all to amazing cabs! It has turned out to be the industry standard in tour worthy bass cabs and there is no denying why. My setup consists of a Stingray HH going through an Ampeg SVT-6PRO to power the Ampeg SVT-810E. The tone I get is so incredible and distinctive from any other ...

I did the math, it takes 3.55 fifteen inch speakers to push as much air as eight 10 inch speakers. Radius of a 10" = 5". 5" squared = 25, times pi (3.14)= 78.5 square inches. Times 8 ten inch speakers = 628 sq. inches. Now a 15 inch speaker equals (7.5 x 7.5) x 3.14 = 176.62 sq inches. 176.62 times ...