Disobedient Classic 20
Posted by: David.Gleason <David.Gleason@...>
haven't jumped in on any discussions here lately.
I had a peavey tube amp that had a similar problem. I resoldered
the input jacks, and fiddled with the tubes. Just when I thought it
was okay, it'd fail again. Very frustrating. I bought it used on
ebay. Probably would not buy another used amp on ebay. I traded it
for a new classic 30. No more problems.
My old 79-80 musicman quit about a year or 2 ago. Took it to a tech and
he replaced all the capacitors. It has been great since. He also had
the test equipment to check the output power, noise levels, etc.
Unless you or a friend have the right test equipment and skills, I'd take
it to a tech. I'd be careful selecting a tech, check your local music
stores for the techs they use.
Good luck with your disobedient amp.
Dave Gleason
> -----Original Message-----
> From: David McEvoy [mailto:dmcevoy@voyager.net]
> Sent: Monday, December 16, 2002 2:14 PM
> To: christianguitar@welovegod.org
> Subject: [ChristianGuitar] Disobedient Classic 20
>
>
> This one's for the Peavey Classic 20 owners. I think mine's
> mad at me or
> something. After about 30-45 minutes of use, mine just stops
> putting out
> any signal. Period. If I shut it off and kind of fiddle
> with the input
> jack (once I needed to fiddle with the tubes too), it seems
> to settle down
> again.
>
> Got any ideas, or should I just take it to the tech and be
> done with it?
>
>
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