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Peavey MiniMega 1000

So...If this is called the MiniMega, there must be a full sized Mega in the works. :) Very curious what that might be!

And the 45lb ALL tube Mega-Mega? Or Mega Squared? LOL ..Just kidding.

Looking forward to hearing this new Peavey ....and I haven't used those words .....maybe ever! ...Even though I did have a MegaBass amp many years back. ...and it was very good!
 
So...If this is called the MiniMega, there must be a full sized Mega in the works. :) Very curious what that might be!

LOL. I think the name is really a reference to the original MegaBass. Bobby and the folks in the repair dept. in Meridian tell me that the original Mega was a favorite product among the Peavey staff. I know we love it:

http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f15/peavey-megabass-club-878370/

I should weigh my MegaBass some time. I think it's about as heavy as it could be considering it's just 2 rack spaces. But it was one of the first Class D amps, and it still rocks the house!

--Steve
 
Just make sure the Aux in would except a stereo input and combine them being electronically isolated from the input device seeing them combined = Iphone or similar, they do not like shorted right and left outs but when you send in an aux it usually is stereo.

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/except

looks like you intended an antonym
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/antonym

which is a homonym
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/homonym

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That's the plan Tom. I also appreciated your input about the aux in. That will be easy to add.

Just make sure the Aux Input would accept a stereo signal and combine them (being electronically isolated from the input device seeing them combined) for units such as Iphones or similar, they do not like shorted right and left outs. When using aux signals they are usually stereo.

Lets try to stay on subject please. :)
 
Just make sure the Aux Input would accept a stereo signal and combine them (being electronically isolated from the input device seeing them combined) for units such as Iphones or similar, they do not like shorted right and left outs. When using aux signals they are usually stereo.

Lets try to stay on subject please. :)

What, no exceptions? :hiding:
 
I have been thinking of getting a backup amp for about a year now, lots of gigs and only one amp might not be a good plan. This minimega might be it, like the design etc. Does anyone have a link to a photo of the optional foot switch and what does it control?