Nashville 112 reverb noisy

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Ned Ramage
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Nashville 112 reverb noisy

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I bought a new Peavey Nashville 112 last fall. I live in an old house with wooden floors and no matter how softly you walk the reverb makes noise. Is this something I should get fixed under warranty or is it normal for these amps?

I have an old single channel Sho-Bud that I replaced the reverb tank on because it was so noisy. It's quiet now even on my wood floors.

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Jack Stoner
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The reverb shouldn't be that sensitive. Contact Peavey or the Peavey dealer you purchased it from for warranty service.

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Mike Brown
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It would depend on how stable the floor is as to how sensitive the reverb springs would be.
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Try it on another surface.
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Post by Bruce Derr »

I wonder if one of the springs that suspends the spring tray inside the tank has broken or been jarred loose, perhaps from shipping vibration.
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Post by Mike Brown »

Yes, that could be a possibility. Remove from the reverb bag(if there is one) and check the springs from the bottom.
Ned Ramage
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Noisy reverb

Post by Ned Ramage »

Your feedback has convinced me that it shouldn't be so noisy. I'll take it back to the dealer and get them to check it out.

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I agree, let them check it out for you.
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