I have a similar one. But it's the big, one called the super festival 800 series I have had it from about 1979. The fan quit working in it. So i didn't want to hurt it . Don't know if it works anymore, but just needs a fan. I now built a bench in the basement for repairing things like that. SO it's possible to get it up and running again It was very reliable when used as 1 of amps for bi-amping the PA/ I see a guy has one near me for sale right now but wants $150. when I would turn in on it would dim the lights for a second letting you know it cam on /and takes a lot of power.
I have a similar one. But it's the big, one called the super festival 800 series I have had it from about 1979. The fan quit working in it.
So i didn't want to hurt it . Don't know if it works anymore, but just needs a fan. I now built a bench in the basement for repairing
things like that. SO it's possible to get it up and running again It was very reliable when used as 1 of amps for bi-amping the PA/
I see a guy has one near me for sale right now but wants $150. when I would turn in on it would dim the lights for a second letting you know it cam on /and takes a lot of power.
I have a 260 peavey standard....it says booster on the far right 1/4 in
wow!!! eso me trae muchos recuerdos...
Que cool verdad?
I’m looking for one of these. I want to use it as a guitar amp
No. You don’t want to use this as a guitar amp. Trust me on that.
@@RTRobertonot even using a preamp infront of it?
just use a pa amp. i have a peavey pa200 from this era, and it works great as a guitar amp.
@@frigglebiscuit7484 yeah. But it’s not as fun as confusing guitar players in the audience with one knob and a VU meter