CHAMP ELECTRONICS -" THE VINTAGE VALVE
AMP HOSPITAL"
NOTTINGHAM, ENGLAND
GENERAL SERVICING WORK CARRIED OUT ON
FOUR PEAVEY AMPS
Hello everybody.
Many amps come through the
workshop for fairly normal general servicing and other small
adjustments,
faults, or modifications. Whilst I always try to include on
the website as many different brands and models of the various brands
for your
interest, I decided to include
a few different
Fender models into one
article, and this proved successful. I have
therefore now
used the same format for four Peavey amplifiers.
I have seen and serviced plenty of
Peavey’s in my time. I have included here in the one article four typical
models that have passed through the workshop within the past few months; all
for general servicing and odd faults.
I have always liked Peavey products. They always
perform as quoted and tend to be very reliable. If I were to have any complaint
about them at all it would be the frequent use of interconnecting plugs and
“fly leads” between the various panels/circuit boards. Though the plugs are
pretty good quality, they grip really well and generally are trouble-free for a
long time. However, after time and especially when they have been subjected to
damp situations such as coming out of a warm venue and loaded into a van during cold
winter spells, condensation tends to form on these said plugs/sockets.
This in time turns to corrosion and hence….the start of problems! Keeping
them well serviced and checked out for this type of corrosion will give many years of trouble free
operation.
I have added any comments worth noting on the various
photo captions……..enjoy the photos.
Thanks for looking, John.
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