Recent content by barfhorse

Yes. Hello. I am Barfhorse.

I appreciate all the feed back in this thread. While I usually take situations like this as a learning experience to fix myself, I'm definitely not knowledgeable or experienced enough. I'll take the advice several of you offered and bring to a local repair shop. Also good lord, some of the...

That someone was myself tinkering, I put them right back on. Nothing else has been really messed with.

Thats a good point, I'd like to get it repaired at some point mostly for sentimental value. It was my first amp, bought by my dad when I was 13. I have other amps, Just hoping its not beyond repair. I have a good local shop I'll take it to soon for an estimate.

Right on, I haven't done any work on it was just seeing if this would be a simple de-solder/re-solder with new part.

This might be deja vu for some of you here. I just read 9 pages of a thread from 2014 here of a user who had a Peavey Basic 112 combo amp where a couple of you helped diagnose and fix the issue. So.. I come to you with a Peavey Basic 112 combo amp that my idiot 20 year old self fried years ago...