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lp59aholicDon · 10-06-2007, 11:55 PM

Ok IN the Under 500 Range, I give the amp a 8.5 for tone ect. The reverb circut is solid state, has its ups and downs , I bought mine used from a guy and the reverb was not working , I did get it fixed, cost me another $75 bucks over the $150 I paid for the amp
other things I didnt like , sorta nit picky but here it goes, the wire holders for the power tubes- totally cheesy , gotta have the Peavy footswitch correct for this model
You cant crank the Midrange over past seven and Presence, Bass, Treble, all dimed out and even go half way on the verb, Feedback between the tank, the speakers and tubes will occur

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lp59aholicDon V.I.P. Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: North Carolina in the Mountains Posts: 5,224 Thanks: 0 Thanked 7 Times in 4 Posts	Re: Peavey Classic 30 Ok IN the Under 500 Range, I give the amp a 8.5 for tone ect. The reverb circut is solid state, has its ups and downs , I bought mine used from a guy and the reverb was not working , I did get it fixed, cost me another $75 bucks over the $150 I paid for the amp other things I didnt like , sorta nit picky but here it goes, the wire holders for the power tubes- totally cheesy , gotta have the Peavy footswitch correct for this model You cant crank the Midrange over past seven and Presence, Bass, Treble, all dimed out and even go half way on the verb, Feedback between the tank, the speakers and tubes will occur __________________ I am a sheepdog, Its not just a vocation, its my nature Live with it, Lead, Follow, or get the hell outta my way . Tis better to have the sword and live by it, than to reach in need and find the scabboard empty .Democracy is two wolves and a sheep voting on whats for dinner- Ben Franklin Don't be talkin' the talk if you can't walk the walk