Ok so as i go to move on with my amps i was checking online for a good price for my old 115 Peavey i bought it used from a friend and its unmarked the Serial Numbers so tattered you can hardly read it and all i can get from it is BW Equipped does anyone know either what it is or how much a good price for it would be?
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Unknown Peavey Any help?
- Thread starter laststand666
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Hi laststand666.
You might want to read this:
UPDATED:9-15-08- "For sale", "wanted", and "What's it worth?" threads in Amps
As to identifying your Peavey? Posting some pics would help.
thanks for the heads up and the best photo i have right now is the one posted (stupid Macs take pictures backwards)
You can flip that image in a graphics program.
You may wish to post in the U.S. Peavey Club Part 2 thread as well.
Say laststand666...?
Is that a badge near the lower RH side of the woofer? If so, what's written on it?
Also, what's written on the amp's control face, and on its rear panel?
the badge says BW Equipped and both the front and back say "Peavey 115 Combo" such a helpful name lol
Man! That paints a picture, don't it?!
IIRC the Black Widow (BW Equipped) series of drivers were Peavey's more heavy-duty speakers.
It's likely your amp is an older version of the 'Invalid Link Removed', one of Invalid Link Removed which Peavey currently offers.
You could always try Invalid Link Removed until you hit the jackpot.
The picture in the 'Invalid Link Removed' manual appears to be similar to your amp.
thanks a bunch it seems this is a discontinued model so it may be worth more than i thought or less
In Photo Booth: Edit, Make sure "Auto Flip New Photos" is ticked. Problem solved.
The computer's only as clever as the person operating it....
It would seem that you may have one of Peavey's better bass combos.
Even if one didn't gig with it, it would be a dandy rig to leave in a band's rehearsal space for the convenience of not having to schlep an amp back and forth.
