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Peavey Amps Club

That amp in the pic is a 80's Peavey Max amp..800 watts if I remember..basically a Peavey CS800 stereo power amp with a Combo 300 front end..the aluminium around it is road case..beast of a thing..could be run bi amped with the 400 watts each side

Leslie

That's it. If you ever watch the music video of Roy Orbison 'Black and White Night' the bass player is using one through a Peavey 1820. I think they weigh around 75 pounds.

Mark

Correction: Bass Player is Jerry Scheff and the enclosure is the 3620. Killer rig, sounds best if you bi-amp crossed over @ 500 hertz.
 
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I recently found this AlphaBass tube head on CL for a fair price. I run it through a Cetec/Gauss 15" in an old Space Case cab, for home practice. Rated output is 160w/4ohms so it can break up pretty nicely without degrading home prices in the neighborhood.
Love this club.
 
Hi all, I recently just gotten back into playing bass after about a 3 year break. I unfortunately sold all my good gear so I'm down to just my squier P bass and a Fender Rumble 15 amp that isn't working so well. My question is would a Peavey Max 110 be a good upgrade for living room practicing or should I look for a Rumble 100? Not looking to join a band right now as I don't have time to commit, just looking to play by myself for fun. Thanks!