IK introduce Ampeg SVX 2

IK Multimedia has announced the immediate release of Ampeg SVX 2 for AmpliTube, a new collection that brings some of the most sought-after and iconic bass amplifiers and cabinets from the Ampeg Heritage and Classic series to AmpliTube for Mac and PC.
Ampeg SVX 2 for AmpliTube brings more power to bass players and music producers, giving them the opportunity to expand their collection with 2 amplifiers and 2 cabinets from the Ampeg Classic series: the SVT-VR and V-4B amplifiers along with the SVT-810AV and SVT-212AVcabinets. Also included from the Ampeg Heritage series is the B-15N amp and its matching cabinet, the B-15N 115. Ampeg SVX 2 provides the tone, dynamics and feel of these iconic amps thanks to IK's modeling technologies. Dynamic Interaction Modeling not only recreates every individual physical component in the amplifier's design, but also the nonlinear behavior between each component and its interaction with other components in the circuit.
Ampeg SVX 2 for AmpliTube recreates the sound that defined electric bass in virtual form. IK software engineers worked with the Ampeg engineering team to ensure that each amplifier and cabinet model has been created with the same attention to detail and authenticity that goes into their physical counterparts.
The amplifiers and cabinets available in Ampeg SVX 2 for AmpliTube include:

• SVT-VR: The Ampeg SVT-VR is a vintage reissue of an early 1970's "Blue-Line" SVT head. The preamp stage, power section, and even rocker switches emulate the exact signal path, tone, and vibe of this original rock 'n' roll workhorse giving all the growl one might ever need.
• V-4B: The Ampeg V-4B 100W all-tube bass amplifier is a reissue of the 1971 original, delivering the pure tube vintage sound, attitude and grind that earned this classic amp a place in bass history.
• B-15N: The Heritage B-15N amplifier features distinct switchable 1964 and 1966 channels with Ampeg's flexible Baxandall type bass and treble EQ controls along with selectable cathode or fixed bias providing control over response and tone. The Heritage B-15N meticulously recreates the world's most recorded bass tone.
• SVT-810AV: Powerful, tight and focused bass sound. This is the classic Ampeg cabinet seen on stages worldwide. The Infinite Baffle design has stayed the same since 1969 and delivers the punchy, round sound that is the hallmark of Ampeg tone.
• SVT-212AV: The Ampeg SVT-212AV cabinet delivers pure Ampeg tone in a ported cabinet design, featuring 2x12" custom LF drivers and a 1" compression driver, with a 3-way level control, that bridges the gap between fast transient response and a rich, powerful low end.
• B-15N 115: The perfect companion to the B-15N. This cabinet features a 15" speaker that delivers pure, full-bodied and vintage-sounding tone, reminiscent of the good old '60s, that suits a wide array of musical genres.

Pricing and Availability
Ampeg SVX 2 for AmpliTube is available now for $/€99.99* from the IK Multimedia website, the AmpliTube Custom Shop and participating IK retailers. Ampeg SVX 2 for AmpliTube is also available to currently registered Ampeg SVX users for the upgrade price of $/€49.99. Individual amps are available for $/€34.99 each and cabs for $/€14.99 each via the AmpliTube Custom Shop.
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*All prices excluding taxes
 
Read more at  [link=http://www.ikmultimedia.com]www.ikmultimedia.com  [/link]

So I dug around and saw 50 Gear Credits for the upgrade. That's doable.

Discounts will save a few extra bucks for those who 
don't have credits or Jampoints.

I went to IK's site and tried to purchase my upgrade...but it won't show me the upgrade even though I'm a registered owner of SVX.  Ditto when trying to purchase through the Custom Shop.  While I'm shy on credits, I've got a ton of jampoints.  Should be about $33 semolians...except there doesn't seem to be a way to upgrade that I can find.  Any clues for the clueless??
 

Yup...I know that ol pal.  But when I clicked on that it just took me to another page that only had the $99 version and the bundle version...no $49 upgrade version.  And when I clicked on the $99 version it just took me to the $99 buy now page.  I emailed IK...but don't expect to hear for a while.  My SVX was purchased a looooong time ago but it's authorized and in my account and has 9 authorizations left.  The upgrade is also not listed in my account page "upgrades/crossgrades" section.  

Yup...somethings up...er, down;-)
 

OK, who broke it?

Glad there is an upgrade option.

Back up now

RSMCGUITAR
Any idea if the discounters will have a better price on the svx upgrade?

Most likely...no hurry...so why not wait and see?

kitekrazy1
 Same here. Ampeg V1 was updated last week as well.

Where can I find info on that?

So Ampeg is really no longer a single app but part of AT4?

I was really saving my loose change to get Superior Drummer 3 when it is released in later this month, but now I will need to see which will be more immediately useful.  Was not in the market for either, but both look tempting.  I see that there is a demo for SVX2 available via the Amplitude Custom shop; so I will have to try before I buy this one.

cecelius2
I was really saving my loose change to get Superior Drummer 3 when it is released in later this month, but now I will need to see which will be more immediately useful.  Was not in the market for either, but both look tempting.  I see that there is a demo for SVX2 available via the Amplitude Custom shop; so I will have to try before I buy this one.

You want SD3...no question...everything else can wait...