??? for mike brown

Wayne Brown · From: Bassano, Alberta, Canada

i have a deal pending on a session 2000 ...now i've heard that they have a hum...are you aware of this or am i full of it??? has this been a problem ???...i have a nashville 1000 and am very happy with it but i was looking to update to a all in one so to speak...was this why they stopped production on these...and or is there a fix for this...if there is not a hum or there not noisy then i thanks you for your time anyways
thanks
wayne

Dag Wolf · From: Bergen, Norway

Wayne,

I`m not Mike but I thought I chime in.

I have a S2000 and there`s no hum in it.

It`ll take a little time to learn how to dial in the amp. There`s so many different options in it that it`ll take some time to get use to.

I think the reason Peavey discontinued the amp was that one of their suppliers couldn`t deliver a part for it.

I have used the S2000 for a couple of months and have barely touched the surface of what it can do.

At a some gigs I had very good sound with the S2000.

Mike stated that there`s only about 150 made of this amp.

Hopes this helps some.

Dag

Wayne Brown · From: Bassano, Alberta, Canada

thanks dag

Mike Brown · From: Meridian, Mississippi USA

The explanation from Dag is correct and is appreciated. The only "hum" that I have encountered is when using RC2000 remote midi controller without the pads that are included. Due to the enormous programming capabilities of the Session 2000, it is possible to "create" increased noise levels, however "hum" symptoms are usually due to other problems.

Mike Brown
Peavey Electronics Corporation

Wayne Brown · From: Bassano, Alberta, Canada

thanks for your help mike and dag...lori please close this thread

wayne

Roy McKinney · From: Ontario, OR

Use to have that problem, but when I finally insulated the RC2000 from my steel, the problem went away and the amp is great.

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