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Shannon Bryant

 

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South Carolina, USA
Post  Posted 17 Dec 2014 3:18 pm    
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I bought my dad a peavey profex 2 a while back , now its seemed to have kicked the bucket lol . I was wondering if peavey or any other company makes a processor similar to the pro fex 2, that takes a cashe card with the newmann settings? Any info is greatly appreciated!
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Jack Stoner


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Kansas City, MO
Post  Posted 17 Dec 2014 3:52 pm    
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The only thing, other than another old Profex II is the also discontinued Peavey Tubefex and Transtubefex.

I'm using a Line 6 POD X3 (also sadly discontinued) but it can act as a preamp and effects processor. Or, as I'm using it for effects only for live playing. I do have a preamp that I use for recording direct.
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Michael Remming


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Kimberly, Idaho, USA (deceased)
Post  Posted 19 Dec 2014 6:57 am    
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Shannon, another vote for the Transtube Fex it has a nice preamp section and has the card reader like the Profex. They are getting harder to find but Peavey still will do some repairs on them.
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Jack Stoner


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Kansas City, MO
Post  Posted 19 Dec 2014 8:19 am    
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About 7 years ago I sent my Transtube Fex to Peavey for repair. They did not have a motherboard (main board) so they took the board from Mike Brown's test system to repair mine.
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Tommy Shown

 

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Denham Springs, La.
Post  Posted 28 Dec 2014 2:50 pm    
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Peavey in my opinion is notorious about this. They make an OUTSTANDING product, like the ProFex TubeFex, and Trans TubeFex processors, and then they QUIT making them. Same as the Session 400 and Session 500. Both, outstanding amps. They don't make them anymore. Steel players need these. Don't quit making them. Just make them BETTER! I have a ProFex, and I love it. Just wish I had a ProFex II. Or a TubeFex.
Just my humble opinion. Y'all. I tried a Digitech, and Quadraverb, the Digitech died and the Quadraverb, did not have true stereo.

Tommy Shown
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Roy McKinney

 

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Ontario, OR
Post  Posted 28 Dec 2014 5:07 pm     Profex ll
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I have two and one needs to go. PM me if your interested in discussing.
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Henry Matthews


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Texarkana, Ark USA
Post  Posted 31 Dec 2014 11:52 am    
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There is no replacement for the Peavy Profects II in my book. Great sounding units.

If yours bit the dust, it may be no more than a battery inside the unit or a simple fix of some kind anyway.
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Bob Knight


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Bowling Green KY
Post  Posted 1 Jan 2015 3:26 pm    
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I have Profex IIs and Tubefexes with battery mods available for sale.

Bob Smile
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