power amps

Ben Jack · Post by **Ben Jack** » 13 Mar 2001 4:31 pm

What are you guys using for your power amp. when you are using a processor for the pre-amp. It seemed to be the DPC Peaveys were the amp of choice, are they still? Thanks for your input.

BEN

Jim Palenscar · Post by **Jim Palenscar** » 13 Mar 2001 5:15 pm

Walker Stereo Steel

Kevin Mincke · Post by **Kevin Mincke** » 13 Mar 2001 5:18 pm

MosValve 1500 /Tubeworks

Roger A Trahan · Post by **Roger A Trahan** » 13 Mar 2001 5:54 pm

Peavy CS 800S This amp weighs only 23 lbs and has all the power I'll ever need.

Steve Feldman · Post by **Steve Feldman** » 13 Mar 2001 6:01 pm

VHT 2/90/2. Weighs a ton, but worth it!

Jim Smith · Post by **Jim Smith** » 13 Mar 2001 6:56 pm

GD Walker Stereo Steel preamp/amp with the processor in the effects loop. I use only the effects of the processor. The Stereo Steel preamp is great!

Jack Stoner · Post by **Jack Stoner** » 14 Mar 2001 3:12 am

MosValve500 with my TranstubeFex and two 12" BW speakers (Nashville 112E clones).<FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Jack Stoner on 20 March 2001 at 03:04 AM.]</p></FONT>

Bill Crook · Post by **Bill Crook** » 14 Mar 2001 3:59 am

Hey Roger.....

How comes your CS-800 weighs only 23 lb's and mine weights out at 47 lb's?

Have I got a lead weight in mine ????

Dave Alfstad · Post by **Dave Alfstad** » 14 Mar 2001 4:22 am

Peavey Profex II, Peavey DPC1400X power amp, 2 Peavey Classic 115E cabinets loaded with 1501 Black Widows.
Dave Alfstad

billy tam R.I.P. · Post by **billy tam R.I.P.** » 14 Mar 2001 5:02 am

dpc1400x power, Evans espa preamp, lexicon fx

Mike Brown · Post by **Mike Brown** » 14 Mar 2001 6:01 am

The CS800S officially weighs 23.2 lbs. The previous versions were much heavier.

jay thompson · Post by **jay thompson** » 14 Mar 2001 6:15 am

DPC 750's in two complete rack setups.

Roger Edgington · Post by **Roger Edgington** » 14 Mar 2001 1:21 pm

Walker Stereo Steel. It's lite, clean, powerful, and user frendly.

Jim West · Post by **Jim West** » 14 Mar 2001 2:55 pm

GD Walker Stereo steel amp/preamp. It's light, sounds great and has plenty of power.

Jerry Gleason · Post by **Jerry Gleason** » 14 Mar 2001 4:56 pm

The Walker Stereo Steel does it for me. I have one of those Peavey DCP power amps, and I can pair it with my Boss GX-700 and get a good sound, but the Stereo Steel covers the bases better in terms of versatility, and power-to-weight. Both have a fan, but the Stereo Steel's is much quieter.

Dean Dobbins · Post by **Dean Dobbins** » 14 Mar 2001 8:53 pm

Jay-
You didn't mention the neat speaker cabs
we made, with 1501-4 SB Peaveys in 'em.

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John Rickard · Post by **John Rickard** » 15 Mar 2001 12:36 am

The 500 watt Mosvalve by Tubeworks (old version), it is the master of Time, Space, and Dimension.
JR

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Andre Houtappels · Post by **Andre Houtappels** » 16 Mar 2001 6:48 am

I use the Peavey "classic 50/50" and that
works great for me, and loud to.
I'ts a tube amp.
With that I used the tube-fex.

Great sound

J.T. Durham · Post by **J.T. Durham** » 16 Mar 2001 7:52 am

DPC1000 With PRO-FEX 11 & two Peavey 1501 speaker Cabinets

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b0b · Post by **b0b** » 16 Mar 2001 7:57 am

I'm transferring this to Electronics.

Dan Tyack · Post by **Dan Tyack** » 16 Mar 2001 11:47 am

VHT 2/90/2
or
VHT 2/50/2

These are amazing power amps. My next favorite of the amps I have owned was the Mossvalve 500.

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Tim Harr · Post by **Tim Harr** » 19 Mar 2001 7:33 pm

Peavey TransTube Fex; Hafler MosFet Pwr Amp; 2 Peavey Black Widow 1201-4 speakers in wedge cabinets; OR Nashville 400.

Dino & Jay, those cabinets of Deans sound great~!!

Tim