I kinda think its an old Acoustic maybe a 1X15
Any ideas?
Guess it is not working, and he is giving it away. Well a nice NEO 15" and I could have something nice here!!
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I kinda think its an old Acoustic maybe a 1X15
Any ideas?
Guess it is not working, and he is giving it away. Well a nice NEO 15" and I could have something nice here!!
I already have it. It's an old 80's 115 Peavey cab. Im guessing the 90 watt version, but not sure. Its still in my SUV, got too much BBQing to do right now! Cabinet parts l8ter lol
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That's screaming Peavey to me. I owned a ton of their gear back in the day.
4 ohm, but no idea of the watts. I rented a traynor 25 watt micro watt amp to try it with because I was told it didn't work. Well I hooked it all up and it seems to work fine!
Next test is hook up my little mark 3 and see what happens
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What you have is an early Peavey 115 bass cabinet. The reason why it came standard as 4 ohm (be sure to check to see if the driver might have been changed) is because back in the late 70's and early 80's it was common to see Peavey bass amps that were 200-300 watts at 2 ohms so 2 x 4 ohm 15" cabinets made sense.
It was shipped with an inexpensive stamped frame 15" with a low compliance suspension. It was really a PA driver, but had pretty good (for the time) low mid to mid rock voicing.
If it works, good deal if you don't mind heavy. Just note that if it really is a 15" driver in it, it's a very low lower handling cabinet and most of the modern micro heads can blow the crap out of it without any difficulty.
It was shipped with an inexpensive stamped frame 15" with a low compliance suspension. It was really a PA driver, but had pretty good (for the time) low mid to mid rock voicing.
If it works, good deal if you don't mind heavy. Just note that if it really is a 15" driver in it, it's a very low lower handling cabinet and most of the modern micro heads can blow the crap out of it without any difficulty.
