Ampeg V4 4x12 Cabinet

$729.00 Price Tier: High-end

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Introducing the Ampeg V4 4x12 Cabinet, a true road warrior in the realm of guitar amplification. Designed to deliver a commanding low-end punch and sparkling high-end clarity, this cabinet is an unsung hero for those who demand both power and precision. Crafted with rugged durability, it stands up to the demands of touring musicians while offering a tonal richness that will elevate your sound to new heights.

Whether you're rocking out on stage or laying down tracks in the studio, the Ampeg V4 4x12 Cabinet is your faithful companion. Its robust construction ensures it withstands the rigors of the road without compromising on its spectacular sound delivery. The cabinet features four 12-inch speakers that work in harmony to produce a balanced, full-spectrum sound that cuts through the mix with ease.

Perfect for guitarists who crave a vintage vibe with modern reliability, the Ampeg V4 4x12 doesn't just hold its own—it shines. It's built to handle whatever you throw at it, all while maintaining that distinctive Ampeg tone musicians have trusted for decades.

Whether you're a seasoned pro or an aspiring musician, this cabinet is a worthy addition to your gear arsenal. With its timeless design and unmatched performance, it’s not just a piece of equipment; it’s a partner in your musical journey.

Key Features:

Four 12-inch speakers for balanced, full-spectrum sound
Robust construction ideal for touring musicians
Delivers rich low-end and clear high-end tones
Built to withstand the rigors of road life
Vintage-inspired design with modern reliability

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jimmarchi1

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almost 8 years ago

the ebst american 4x12

These cabs are great. They're the original front-loading 4x12. The stock speakers are okay, but load them with old celestions and they really kick butt. They're a perfect square from the front and very deep going back. I think they were designed to bass as well as guitar duties. They make excellent bass cabs too. I love a good 4x12 bass guitar sound. Anyway, these cabs can be had for cheap in beat up condition as a local pickup, particularly around Philadelphia because the ampeg plant was not far away and we're glutted with 60s and 70s 'peg gear. These are a great buy. You will want to add casters.

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Bob Mould

Singer, Guitarist

Hüsker Dü

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A Yamaha G100 Head can be seen running a single Ampeg V4 cab for this entire set.

Greg Ginn

Guitarist

Black Flag

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Seen behind him alongside a Peavey Standard 260H

Ian Farmer

Bassist, Music Producer

Modern Baseball

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Ian Farmer sites the Ampeg V4 in a list of equipment on his official website.

Brett Campbell

Guitarist

Pallbearer

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Brett Campbell confirms using the Ampeg V4 4x12 Cabinet for recording his guitar sound, as discussed in an interview with Premier Guitar titled "Pallbearer: Devin Holt and Brett Campbell Exit the Comfort Zone."

John Seagall

Guitarist

Twisted Sister

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In an interview featured on the Twisted Sister website, John Seagall discusses his use of the Ampeg V4 4x12 Cabinet.

Tye Trujillo

Bassist

Korn

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In this Instagram post, Tye Trujillo is shown using an Ampeg V4 4x12 Cabinet.

Scott Scharinger

Guitarist

Dads

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Scott Scharinger frequently used the Ampeg V4 4x12 Cabinet until he transitioned to Science amps and a 2x12 cabinet. This can be seen in the performance video "Dads - 'My Crass Patch'" on Chalk TV.