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Closer to 40 watts I’m certain. And I could not put this amp together today and sell it for less than 3500

That will work fine

Love it. Great to see such a nice cabinet and speaker combo

I could not build it for the price your asking


Great deal!

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Look closely at the chips on the drawing and read the notes

Chip must be installed in the correct direction

Those should be fine. Same capacitance as used in the 200 watt Nashville 400 amps

Can’t say they did. But they were a bit higher capacitance and the same diameter
As the originals.

Half the length. Newer caps are more efficient and smaller than the old ones. The diameter made it a nice fit.

5985-85-63V8200

These are what I used in my mods

Still got 12 left at 39.00 total shipped I closed down the website as I can no longer get the Burr Brown chips from Texas Instruments for amp mods

Slowed down amp repair to just local and drop off repairs

I can still do PayPal or a check for the memory chips

Just PM me if you need one

Also the compressor in these units are terrible. They add what is called “rocks in the tail “. A distortion as the signal dies off

The Tubefex and Transtubefex both have grounded AC power cord. That can often create low level ground loop hum. Try a ground lift plug If that helps then a Hum-x is a safe solution to solve that

As Jack said it can also overdrive the input of a guitar amp if not adjusted properly

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Long shot for sure. Been working on one for a friend. Just about everything on the board has been replace but can’t eliminate a noise

Even a non working chassis would be great

https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=394247

Hope these help. Robert Lawrence did these some years ago. Note diodes are shown in wrong polarity on power amp schematic

Typically that problem will occur from battery leakage to two small traces that run by the battery area and then go to the data encoder (pot)

I would replace all the power transistors and driver transistors

Call Peavey. I bet they still have the parts

My notes show the power amp of the n1000. Should be the same
Sent a link to
My my file

He will be missed by so many. A true southern gentleman and great musician. I feel honored to have been his friend

https://www.tubesandmore.com/products/f ... r-3ag-type

-40°C to 85°C.
Body Length 1.0 in.
Cap Length 0.78 in.
Chassis Hole Diameter 0.5 in.
Compatible Fuses 3AG
Dielectric Strength ≥ 2,400 V
Electrical Rating 250 V, 20 A
Item Diameter 0.69 in.

I gave and is a great steel amp IMHO

My main guitar since the early 90's has been my 1983 Tele. I had it modified for a third pickup at Twelth Fret in Portland, Oregon many year ago. Added a Schaller drop D tuner, a custom pickguard by Warmoth. Had a lot of Teles since then and a Strat. Always went back to the 1983 Tele. Great playing ...