Ampeg | SVT Time, Ep. 3 - Dawes Bassist Wylie Gelber

[@ChiefGuitarOfficer]

Dawes on SVT Time! Yeah!

[@Theweeze100]

Great bass banter!!! Really loved yawls insight into playing, building bass. Extremely entertaining to listen to a bunch of bass players talk about the business, and the tech.

[@richhillbass]

16:10“ ya get the hi’s and the lows but not too high and not to low “ exactly !! A warm grind with punch and presence that locks w kick like super glue - that is THE sound !

[@G8GT364CI]

What a great sounding bass, sounds like flatwounds. It sounds just like a good EB-0.

[@TheSonicAero]

Wow! What a great video!!! Very insightful

[@garthfielding2197]

Looks and sounds great boys!

[@jasonlhoag]

You guys rock, keep it up!

[@LeoMrz]

Great amp and great bass player

[@svtbass]

Dino.. My Old SVT II non-pro from 1989 has a DI out .. I think mine is after the Skunk works model s though

[@puffheavypennington7549]

3rd grade?yea right

[@TheShpmusic]

Hey where did the tea go...u all are super cool..😉👍

[@mez5590]

I have used SVTs since 1976. I had to compromise and got an SVT 3 non pro that I have used for 30 years nonstop without any problems. Last week there was an all tube SVT and 8x10 for backline and I was in Heaven! Although mine sounds great, there’s nothing like these. Hey, anyone want to trade one of these for a 3 non pro AND a 4 pro?

[@bisquitoes]

I saw the Yamaha basses on the tree, maybe Yamaha should be the producer of the Wylie Bass........ it sounded so sweet through the Heritage 50th

[@TinyDragon]

Dino - hello 👋

[@jacypeckham]

PARTY!

[@savedbyzero8340]

😎 cool dude

[@TheShpmusic]

Next time he suppose to do that.😆😆😂🤣🤣😉😊

[@1okanaganguy]

Mix: cut out the chips

[@G8GT364CI]

Modern guitarists are mostly wimps with SVT's. Years ago they loved them. If you really want to get them going bring two cabs. 😂 I first heard about them from a guitarist I did a few gigs with, I was using a blackface Fender Dual Showman which weren't bad for the day and he mentioned SVT's which I did know about, and I asked him if they had any punch, he said "They'll knock a wall over" This was in the early 70's, bought my first used in 1975 and still use them.