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Peavey Amps Club

Wow, how have I missed out on this thread for so long?

I love everything about my old-school TNT 115 except the weight (and the chorus, but I don't use that anyway). I might also grab a TVX 410 and either a Tour 700 or a Peavey power amp soon, too. I don't gig much with the TNT 115 because it's so hard to move, but I might add the TVX to my gig rig for those times when I need a little extra boom.
 
My first amp was a mk VIII with an 1820 cab. Then I went Ampeg for a Number of years. Now, I'm back with Peavey.
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412 TVX

A cool setup that I dig a lot.
#plz
 

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I have a Peavey BAM 210 sitting on top of a 4 ohm 115BX BW. Makes the windows shake in my church.

I also got a great deal on a KB-300 (older model) from craigslist which we use as a drum amp.

The BAM is great although once I realized it worked best with a 4 ohm extension, I scrambled to hunt one down. It took a little while but I finally found one for an alright price in good shape. The 210 on top of the 115 seems to work just fine. No weird phasing just lots of thumping. The modeling features of the BAM are really cool, almost too much really. Every time I pick up the manual, I learn something new, and I'm an electrical engineer.