LTD speaker
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LTD speaker
About to buy an old Peavey LTD next week. He says speaker is 1501 and it is clearly a BW. The question I have is the voice coil seems to not have aluminum dust cover like others I have seen. He says it is original and I believe him. Just wondered if there was a 1501 without aluminum cover. Amp has later model knobs as opposed to old style. I am getting it for 250$ He is an old steeler from tennessee and a really cool guy. Could tell just from phone call he knew a lot and was a good ole' guy. Looks real good. Will be going to check out soon. Anyone have any input on the speakers in these?
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I had a 1501 that had a paper cap after an idiot punched a hole in the foil. Took a LITTLE bit of the highs off. But since I usually run highs and presence at about noon, I had plenty of knob to fix.
Great amp.
Great amp.
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More amps than guitars, and not many effects
More amps than guitars, and not many effects
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If the speaker is a 1502 it will have a ribbed cone. FWIW I have an early "spider web" 1502 with an aluminum dust cap and a later super structure 1502 with a paper one.
If the speaker still has the little paper label near the terminals you could ID it that way. Not the easiest thing to do with it in the amp of course.
If the speaker still has the little paper label near the terminals you could ID it that way. Not the easiest thing to do with it in the amp of course.
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From the picture I could read the words super structure very clearly. My guess is its a 1502 SS with paper cone. I have to schedule a day off next week to drive out to the country to see it, will know for sure then. Really exited to get this amp. I am crazy about my Session 400, just plug straight in an play. Gonna prolly leave the Session 400 at church and take the LTD for gigs as it is easier to get in and out of car/manage on stage and such. Will be great setup. I love these old big iron solid state amps!
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My LTD had a 1501 which i later changed out to an Eminence neo because of weight. LTD's are best steel amp Peavey made in my book.
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D-10 Magnum, 8 &5, dark rose color
D-10 1974 Emmons cut tail, fat back,rosewood, 8&5
Nashville 112 amp, Fishman Loudbox Performer amp, Hilton pedal, Goodrich pedal,BJS bar, Kyser picks, Live steel Strings. No effects, doodads or stomp boxes.
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session vs. ltd400
I have one of each of these, they are no exactly the same. never were on these.
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