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Please help, identify this cab: #GirlMeetsWorld

That's an 1820. I had one.
Actually we could both be right. The first version of this cab was the 1810 The revision added Scorpion 10's and called it the 1820.
Then Peavey built a 1508 and 1820. All variations ran at least 600 watts biamped and used Black Widows, and in the newer models, Scorpions, except the 1508 which was probably Eminence.

EDIT: By my own description I'm wrong and you're right! This pic is an 1820, not the 1810.
 
Yeah, pretty sure. The velocity, while in the Delorean at max, is 88mph. The time (ie the "when") could be 1885, 1955, 1985, or 2015. And the exact position is unknown. Throw in the +/- 1% THD from the flux capacitor and it's all up for grabs.

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Dang! We were doing pretty well until that 1% THD came into play. Perhaps if we got that down to 0.1% we'd get closer?
 
Actually we could both be right. The first version of this cab was the 1810 The revision added Scorpion 10's and called it the 1820.
Then Peavey built a 1508 and 1820. All variations ran at least 600 watts biamped and used Black Widows, and in the newer models, Scorpions, except the 1508 which was probably Eminence.

EDIT: By my own description I'm wrong and you're right! This pic is an 1820, not the 1810.
They also built a 3620 which had two 18s and two 10s. I think they weighed about 875 pounds.
 
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