Peavey Session 400 -- looking for layout
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Peavey Session 400 -- looking for layout
Trying to work on an old, classic Peavey Session 400 (the head unit, not the LTD combo) -- anybody have the layout?
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Hey Jerry, I think I'm OK on the schematic. And there is a layout all over the web, but it is smaller and for the combo version.
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Brad Sarno should have it.
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Check here. Bob Lawrence uploaded my info there. Board layout was not created by me the rest was
https://sites.google.com/site/robertlla ... sion400mod
https://sites.google.com/site/robertlla ... sion400mod
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Those were an option in the first Session 400 amps. Never saw or heard one but I bet they’d sound awesome
Here’s one for sale. Rare amp
https://www.musiciansfriend.com/amplifi ... -combo-amp
Here’s one for sale. Rare amp
https://www.musiciansfriend.com/amplifi ... -combo-amp
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Thanks, Ken Fox, for posting the layout.
Just wanted to say that the amp (and schematic) I have has a footswitch circuit -- BUT, that layout doesn't have it -- missing the footswitch output terminals and also a transistor and some additional circuitry, plus some component values on the layout are different. Anybody familiar with this version of the amp with no footswitch? Just curious. Ancient history.
(Additionally, the schematic has the main level pot as "master", while the amp itself is labeled "sensitivity". )
The schematic looks to be official Peavey but has no reference designators (R1, R2, etc) for any of the components -- that's pretty wild, never seen that before!
Just wanted to say that the amp (and schematic) I have has a footswitch circuit -- BUT, that layout doesn't have it -- missing the footswitch output terminals and also a transistor and some additional circuitry, plus some component values on the layout are different. Anybody familiar with this version of the amp with no footswitch? Just curious. Ancient history.
(Additionally, the schematic has the main level pot as "master", while the amp itself is labeled "sensitivity". )
The schematic looks to be official Peavey but has no reference designators (R1, R2, etc) for any of the components -- that's pretty wild, never seen that before!
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