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Lee Rider


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Fort Bragg, California, USA
Post  Posted 9 Aug 2023 8:57 pm    
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I have a 1982 Evans FET 500 LV, serial number 009, that does not have the original cabinet and no indication of speaker impedence or wattage. Seems like quiet a few Forumites are well versed in the Evans amps. Want to make sure the speaker the right one.

Any info greatly apprecaited!

Thanks

Lee Rider
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Bowman SD10 push pull 3x5, Modified Hudson PedalBro, Sarno Tonic preamp, Evans SE200 with Altec 418B, Standel Custom 15, '67 Showman with D-130F in cabinet, Ganz Straight Ahead, custom Wolfe 6 string dobro, '52 Gibson Century 6.
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David Higginbotham

 

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Lake Charles, Louisiana, USA
Post  Posted 10 Aug 2023 6:42 am    
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You can run a 4 or 8 ohm speaker in the amp. 4 ohm will give you 200 watts. If you’re running an extension cabinet both need to be 8 ohms for a 4 ohm load. One of the best steel amps ever built!
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Lee Rider


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Fort Bragg, California, USA
Post  Posted 10 Aug 2023 8:49 am    
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Thanks David!

Best,

Lee Rider
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Bowman SD10 push pull 3x5, Modified Hudson PedalBro, Sarno Tonic preamp, Evans SE200 with Altec 418B, Standel Custom 15, '67 Showman with D-130F in cabinet, Ganz Straight Ahead, custom Wolfe 6 string dobro, '52 Gibson Century 6.
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