Peavey Nashville 1000
Posted: Thu Jun 11, 2015 11:58 amThoughts?
What is one worth if it came up for sale?
What is one worth if it came up for sale?
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Posted: Thu Jun 11, 2015 11:58 amRe: Peavey Nashville 1000
Posted: Thu Jun 11, 2015 3:16 pmWhat an excellent question......I was jus' wonderin' bout the same thing!!!
Re: Peavey Nashville 1000
Posted: Fri Jun 12, 2015 7:17 amHi Kev.
Mark Dunn's thoughts were.... "Save your money Dave".
Basically because of the old electronics causing latency which modern amps don't do. We all probably used peavey in the past so I don't really understand. Ears are better than specification and electronic measurement sometimes. That goes for tuners as well, although I love strobe tuners. That's a different topic.
Is that your Nashville amp on eBay?
Mark Dunn's thoughts were.... "Save your money Dave".
Basically because of the old electronics causing latency which modern amps don't do. We all probably used peavey in the past so I don't really understand. Ears are better than specification and electronic measurement sometimes. That goes for tuners as well, although I love strobe tuners. That's a different topic.
Is that your Nashville amp on eBay?
Re: Peavey Nashville 1000
Posted: Fri Jun 12, 2015 7:24 amGo back further Dave Buy my 66 Mod Black faced Twin Reverb F/W two Telonics 12" demolition speakers 
Buy my 66 Mod Black faced Twin Reverb F/W two Telonics 12" demolition speakers Re: Peavey Nashville 1000
Posted: Fri Jun 12, 2015 7:43 amDoes it come with a roadie to carry it?
Re: Peavey Nashville 1000
Posted: Fri Jun 12, 2015 7:55 amWith the neo speakers it is lighter than my cubes.....
Re: Peavey Nashville 1000
Posted: Fri Jun 12, 2015 8:03 amAnd what does Mark think of that I wonder? Guitar amp maybe?
Re: Peavey Nashville 1000
Posted: Fri Jun 12, 2015 9:52 amNo....ain't my amp on Ebay....that one looks to be significantly over-priced!!!
Surprised to hear the 'latency' word creeping in to the description of an amp like this....although I realise that it is a digital design.
No doubt someone out there will next be saying that they can actually hear the 'latency'...??
Surprised to hear the 'latency' word creeping in to the description of an amp like this....although I realise that it is a digital design.
No doubt someone out there will next be saying that they can actually hear the 'latency'...??
Re: Peavey Nashville 1000
Posted: Fri Jun 12, 2015 10:21 am[b]Peavey did not produce an EU model of the Nash 1000, since it would not have been cost effective to comply with the EU standards and the probability of low sales. Any amp in this country will have been fitted with a transformer(adding weight)
It has the same pre amp/eq as the Nashville 112. the speaker of course is a 15". I had a 1000 which I eventually traded for a 112 and there was little difference in the tone at all.
I think the one on e bay is too high and My guess is that £300 would be nearer the resale value for a used amp.
Obviously it depends on the individual but there are better amps out there.I ended up with a separate pre amp and used only the power amp input on the Peaveys.
Billy
It has the same pre amp/eq as the Nashville 112. the speaker of course is a 15". I had a 1000 which I eventually traded for a 112 and there was little difference in the tone at all.
I think the one on e bay is too high and My guess is that £300 would be nearer the resale value for a used amp.
Obviously it depends on the individual but there are better amps out there.I ended up with a separate pre amp and used only the power amp input on the Peaveys.
Billy
Re: Peavey Nashville 1000
Posted: Sat Jun 13, 2015 12:01 amZumbilly(Murdoch) wrote:.........Any amp in this country will have been fitted with a transformer(adding weight)..........
Not so with this one!!
It's an American spec (110V) model with an additional (and external!) transformer pack for use on our 240V.
No transformer fitted....so no increase in weight!!!!
I believe that Ted Nesbitt brought these to the UK....but may be wrong!?