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hbombgraphics wrote:Finally these capitalist pigs will pay for their crimes.

I am with you... We shall Suit Up and Avenge this Mans loss...

sonidero wrote:

hbombgraphics wrote:Finally these capitalist pigs will pay for their crimes.

I am with you... We shall Suit Up and Avenge this Mans loss...

Very good. We have a good start to an angry mob

dallasisacowboy wrote::lol:
It's alright, even if he didn't sell it to me. One day, I'll get my hands on an old Peavey head and I will love it all the more. SO the search continues.

See if Skullservant still has his rockmaster. Those things smoke!

Still do if you want it!

My buddy is selling a Peavey Roadmaster for 175 bucks, should I buy it? Should I? I'm seriously considering it. I mean 12 tubes... that ...

If you haven't already, BUY IT! I have one, along with an older Peavey Mace, and they're great. Combined I have 320 watts of 6L6 power. It's a megalomaniac's dream . . .

I just missed this part:

dallasisacowboy wrote:Sadly, my buddy sold it to someone else for a higher price. Ah well. Thanks anyways, guys!

Whatta heel! Ideally I'd get either 2 more Roadmasters or a Roadmaster and a Mace, then I could go for the full 640 watts . . .

Sick setup man. I'm a total peavey fanboi! Love my rockmaster.

Thanks! I've had both amps since they were new. I just replaced the tubes and am getting ready to fire 'em up . . .

Nice, Johnny! PEAVEY KVLT for life. though i don't currently own any peavey

PEAVEY KVLT. I'm actually going to be really honest when I say I prefer it tone-wise over my Sunn

I've had 5 guitar amps, the two Peavey heads in the picture and a Fender Blues Jr. My first was a Peavey Pacer, which was a great little amp. I made the mistake of selling it and getting an Acoustic, but I atoned by trading it in on the Peavey Mace. With a few exceptions, I'm sticking with Peavey's for large amps and Fenders for small ones, though I could be persuaded with a Mesa Boogie Triple Rec or two.

I also have a Peavey Max bass head, plus I had one in the late 80's. Unlike some of their current Max amps, this one is a CS800 power amp with a pre-amp and built into a flight case. I got tired of bass players not having a large enough amp to keep up with my Peavey's, so I solved the problem. I found a used one a while back and grabbed it for my brother to use. Now I just have to track down a 2X18/2X10 Black Widow cabinet, and we'll be set, for a while, anyway . . .

Yea from my limited experience with Sunn and vast experience with other amps it smokes.

JohnnyCNote wrote:I've had 5 guitar amps, the two Peavey heads in the picture and a Fender Blues Jr. My first was a Peavey Pacer, which was a great little amp. I made the mistake of selling it and getting an Acoustic, but I atoned by trading it in on the Peavey Mace. With a few exceptions, I'm sticking with Peavey's for large amps and Fenders for small ones, though I could be persuaded with a Mesa Boogie Triple Rec or two.

I also have a Peavey Max bass head, plus I had one in the late 80's. Unlike some of their current Max amps, this one is a CS800 power amp with a pre-amp and built into a flight case. I got tired of bass players not having a large enough amp to keep up with my Peavey's, so I solved the problem. I found a used one a while back and grabbed it for my brother to use. Now I just have to track down a 2X18/2X10 Black Widow cabinet, and we'll be set, for a while, anyway . . .

DUDE. I've always wanted a Peavey Max. You have got some sweet ampage my friend. Really jealous.

Oh well, someone's gotta have it (sorry, couldn't resist). It does tempt one to entertain megalomaniacal ideation (great word, that!). You also have to be careful not to expose your ears too much. Those warnings in the manuals aren't kidding!