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I thought this thing had gone to the dump or out with the trash. Anxious to plug it up and hear it again.
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I thought this thing had gone to the dump or out with the trash. Anxious to plug it up and hear it again.sigpic"Praise HIM with the Strings" Psalms 150:4 -
Re: Came across my very FIRST amp in my parents attic while visiting tonight....
Dude! I'll bet it sounds better than you remember it! -
Re: Came across my very FIRST amp in my parents attic while visiting tonight....
Originally posted by Demanic View Post
Probably so. This thing is vintage in my book. I got it given to me when I started playing back in high school probably around 2003 or so and it was old then. Not sure what year it was made in.sigpic"Praise HIM with the Strings" Psalms 150:4Comment
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Re: Came across my very FIRST amp in my parents attic while visiting tonight....
Great memories I'm sure.Comment
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Re: Came across my very FIRST amp in my parents attic while visiting tonight....
Cool little amp. Peavey's have a little silver panel with the serial number, and the date is coded on that.
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Re: Came across my very FIRST amp in my parents attic while visiting tonight....
Thanks for that info bill. Where can I look it up online to see what year it was manufactured in though?Originally posted by Boogie Bill View Postsigpic"Praise HIM with the Strings" Psalms 150:4Comment
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Re: Came across my very FIRST amp in my parents attic while visiting tonight....
Blue, Grey, and White knobs indicate late 80s to early-mid 90s at least. In the mid-90s they went to smaller black knobs with silver-ringed caps, at least according to my mid-90s Bandit Transtube 112.My BlogOriginally posted by Brown NoteComment
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Re: Came across my very FIRST amp in my parents attic while visiting tonight....
It won't. I have one and it sounds pants.Originally posted by Demanic View Post
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Re: Came across my very FIRST amp in my parents attic while visiting tonight....
Headphone jack = Preamp out.
Try it...
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Re: Came across my very FIRST amp in my parents attic while visiting tonight....
That thing just screams 1985.Comment
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Re: Came across my very FIRST amp in my parents attic while visiting tonight....
Dude that's awesome! The first amp I had was a a Peavey–built in to the case of an old T-15. Peavey made great stuff!
Looked just like this:
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Re: Came across my very FIRST amp in my parents attic while visiting tonight....
thats a cool little ampComment
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Re: Came across my very FIRST amp in my parents attic while visiting tonight....
Trey, that thing looks like it would be pretty nice and portable.Originally posted by treyhaislip View Postsigpic"Praise HIM with the Strings" Psalms 150:4Comment
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Re: Came across my very FIRST amp in my parents attic while visiting tonight....
That thing DOES scream 1985.....I plugged it up today and much to my surprise, it still worked. It took my pedals really well too. I didnt expect much from such a small amp....But, it did bring back some early memories.sigpic"Praise HIM with the Strings" Psalms 150:4Comment
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Re: Came across my very FIRST amp in my parents attic while visiting tonight....
I had one of those Peavey's as well from 89-90' I think. I remember it being a decent little amp.Comment
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