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Can anyone help? My nashville 112's reverb has just stopped working. If I move the amp, the sound of the spring moving comes through the speakers. However, there is no reverb on the channels! Any ideas????
Thanks folks
Steve

Steve if you can hear the spring it means the output is working, it could be one of the wires on the input. If you have a multi-meter it's easy enough to check it by unplugging the connector from the chassis, (I believe they call it the Molex plug)you should have a reading on each lead.
Cheers Dave.

Thanks for that Shakey, sound like you are right! I am not a lot of use with these sort of things but it sounds logical. I think I have found someone to have a look at it for me, I will mention what you said.

Thanks again

Steve

They are notorious for the molex connectors giving trouble, some DeOxit will probably cure it..
The BLOCK circuit diagram is available here:-
http://www.peavey-eu.com/pdf_display.ph ... _1&key=152

Topic here:- http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=195395

Basil, thanks for the advice. Very kind of you to help. By the way, love your stuff!! (proper steelie)

Steve

Steve, the Peavey Nashville is a very good steel amp.. I've used one, and occasionally two at all of my gigs since they were introduced. I would unhesitatingly recommend them to anyone, they are robust and more than adequate for the job. The service dept at Corby is excellent..VERY quick turnaround..

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Great Folds Road
Oakley Hay
Corby
NN18 9ET
Northamptonshire
Phone: 01536 461234
Fax: 01536 747222
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Thanks for that Basil. I do really the the nashville 112 and it is a lot easier to transport than the 400. I have managed to find a Peavey repair place in Bolton (I live in Preston) so it is only half an hour away. I will let you know how I get on.

Thakns again

Steve