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Topic: Peavey Rhythm Master 400- |
Joe Gall
From: DeLand, Florida
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Posted 16 Jan 2013 8:46 pm
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I acquired this amp today from it's original owner although I have no need for it at all. I bartered some left over Pontiac parts that I still had for this this amp.
However, this amp is absolutely AMAZING! 210 watts, 15" Black Widow speaker, 4-channels each with it's own EQ, reverb etc. This thing just CRANKS!!!
I am going to see if anyone is interested in purchasing this amp complete as is, if not then I may part it out as I did learn that there is a market for these amps in parts. I would hate to do that but due to their weight, it makes it difficult to ship them.
I just can't believe the power this amp has and just how clean this amp sounds! _________________ Been at this damn thing for a few years now. Not so sure that I'm getting anywhere but it is fun. Sometimes.
Last edited by Joe Gall on 16 Jan 2013 9:40 pm; edited 2 times in total |
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Joe Gall
From: DeLand, Florida
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Posted 16 Jan 2013 9:36 pm
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_________________ Been at this damn thing for a few years now. Not so sure that I'm getting anywhere but it is fun. Sometimes. |
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Joe Gall
From: DeLand, Florida
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Posted 17 Jan 2013 8:43 am
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I absolutely can not believe the punch this amp has. Played my MSA through it, damn thing about blew me right off my stool and I am not kidding! I can't believe I have never heard of this amp before.
I have since done a search on this site and there has been some mention of this model, but not much, to my surprise! _________________ Been at this damn thing for a few years now. Not so sure that I'm getting anywhere but it is fun. Sometimes. |
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Donny Hinson
From: Glen Burnie, Md. U.S.A.
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Posted 18 Jan 2013 3:00 pm
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Of course there's plenty of power, it's very similar to the NV 400, but with a less useful (for steelers, anyway) tone circuit. This is because the mids are locked in at 600hz. Amps with parametric controls allow more tonal lattitude because you can shift that midpoint higher or lower.
Still, if it has the tone you like, it'll do just fine. |
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Joe Gall
From: DeLand, Florida
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Posted 18 Jan 2013 3:02 pm
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I do like my Deuce better overall, but this Rhythm Master just screams! _________________ Been at this damn thing for a few years now. Not so sure that I'm getting anywhere but it is fun. Sometimes. |
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Joe Gall
From: DeLand, Florida
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Posted 18 Jan 2013 3:06 pm
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I think I have a buyer for my red Fender, if so, I will keep the Peavey and I will be thrilled! I just can't keep them all. I acquired the Rhythm Master with the intent to sell it or part it out, but if I can sell the Fender in it's place I can keep it! _________________ Been at this damn thing for a few years now. Not so sure that I'm getting anywhere but it is fun. Sometimes. |
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Jim O. Underwood
From: Fayetteville, NC
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Posted 19 Jan 2013 7:09 am Peavey Rhythm Master
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I have one of these amps that I bought new and they sound great with guitar and fiddle.....I don't care for the sound as much with steel. Very powerful amp...when I bought mine the dealer had two in stock. I took mine home and played a gig that night and the next day went back to the dealer to buy the other one and it was gone and I have never seen them for sale anywhere.....they were very inexpensive for all that they offer....four channels, two with effects sends and returns and reverb. |
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Joe Gall
From: DeLand, Florida
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Posted 19 Jan 2013 7:16 am
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Yeah, if I can sell my red Fender then I am definitely keeping this Peavey. I think it's an awesome amp! _________________ Been at this damn thing for a few years now. Not so sure that I'm getting anywhere but it is fun. Sometimes. |
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Joe Gall
From: DeLand, Florida
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Posted 12 Feb 2013 5:57 pm
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Someone here in FL from this forum contacted me about purchasing this amp from me. At the time I had decided to hang on to this amp, now that I bought the Rains SD-10 I would like to sell the Peavey to recover some funds. Whomever you were, if you are still interested, PM... _________________ Been at this damn thing for a few years now. Not so sure that I'm getting anywhere but it is fun. Sometimes. |
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