Anyone LIFT a peavey classic 20?
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Re: Anyone LIFT a peavey classic 20?
I have a Classic 50 - 4x10. Weighs a ton! Or 63 lbs according to a website. I just looked it up the other day. As soon as I find the site, I'll let you know.
It also has tons of tone, on the upside. I added pop-out casters to make it more mobile. I wonder if there is a forklift option you could get.
I have a Classic 50 - 4x10. Weighs a ton! Or 63 lbs according to a website. I just looked it up the other day. As soon as I find the site, I'll let you know.
It also has tons of tone, on the upside. I added pop-out casters to make it more mobile. I wonder if there is a forklift option you could get.
korinastratkyle
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Re: Anyone LIFT a peavey classic 20?
My Classic 50 2x12 is about 50-60 Lbs, pain in the @$$ to carry. www.peavey.com is their webpage. Thankfully I have a cart to transport it.
My Classic 50 2x12 is about 50-60 Lbs, pain in the @$$ to carry. www.peavey.com is their webpage. Thankfully I have a cart to transport it.
Re: Anyone LIFT a peavey classic 20?
Looks like the answer is 40lbs.
I couldn't find the site I was looking for, so I went right to the source.
http://www.peavey.com/products/shop.../00325680/wc/1A1B223/fam/TA/tcode/3/lassi.cfm
Steve
Looks like the answer is 40lbs.
I couldn't find the site I was looking for, so I went right to the source.
http://www.peavey.com/products/shop.../00325680/wc/1A1B223/fam/TA/tcode/3/lassi.cfm
Steve
Quencho092
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Re: Anyone LIFT a peavey classic 20?
i dont know, but i have an old classic 50 from '75....weighs alot but i can handle it most often. Just wrap your arms around it and lift with your knees.
The classic 20 really shouldn't be that heavy in comparison, you shouldnt have any problems carrying that around, unless you plan lifting it for several blocks...
i dont know, but i have an old classic 50 from '75....weighs alot but i can handle it most often. Just wrap your arms around it and lift with your knees.
The classic 20 really shouldn't be that heavy in comparison, you shouldnt have any problems carrying that around, unless you plan lifting it for several blocks...
vegetablejoe
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I have a Classic 20, but I don't have a working bathroom scale. Sorry.
I will say that it's a LOT lighter than lifting a 5 gallon container of water. If you could carry two Vox Pathfinders in one hand, that may be a close approximation.
If it's any help, I'm only 5'4" but can carry it easily, whereas I have to stop and put down the water container or cylinder of cooking gas 20 ft. after I take it out from the car.
Go for it.
I have a Classic 20, but I don't have a working bathroom scale. Sorry.
I will say that it's a LOT lighter than lifting a 5 gallon container of water. If you could carry two Vox Pathfinders in one hand, that may be a close approximation.
If it's any help, I'm only 5'4" but can carry it easily, whereas I have to stop and put down the water container or cylinder of cooking gas 20 ft. after I take it out from the car.
Go for it.
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Quencho092
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Re: Anyone LIFT a peavey classic 20?
unless you plan on using the classic 20 as a portable amp or something that needs to be really really really light for a special purpose, weight shouldn't be a factor in your decision to buy one....
unless you plan on using the classic 20 as a portable amp or something that needs to be really really really light for a special purpose, weight shouldn't be a factor in your decision to buy one....
