Best thread evar.
Friend of mine has a Peavey TKO 115 that had similar symptoms, which grew worse (into "sometimes it will cut out as soon as it's turned on"). The problem turned out to be a bad thermal overload sensor placed on one of the power transistors.
It is possible to test this out yourself by locating said sensor, disconnecting it and throwing a jumper across the connection to see if the symptoms persist in testing (this is in fact exactly what we did to verify the issue), but you shouldn't attempt this unless you have some clue what you're doing with amp innards and/or how to avoid killing yourself while poking around in there.
major issue: for a while now my peavey TNT 160 bass combo amp has been cutting out, not good for when im playing live. it will kick back in if i slap E string. it starts to happen after about 10 - 15 minutes of continuous playing.
does anyone know what this could be and how to over come it
Friend of mine has a Peavey TKO 115 that had similar symptoms, which grew worse (into "sometimes it will cut out as soon as it's turned on"). The problem turned out to be a bad thermal overload sensor placed on one of the power transistors.
It is possible to test this out yourself by locating said sensor, disconnecting it and throwing a jumper across the connection to see if the symptoms persist in testing (this is in fact exactly what we did to verify the issue), but you shouldn't attempt this unless you have some clue what you're doing with amp innards and/or how to avoid killing yourself while poking around in there.