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Peavey bandit 112 reverb

All things connected works great other wise but reverb does not function any ideas

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Reverb died on my peavey as well, diagnosed the problem today, ordered the part, the IC DG211CJ or NJU211D, it controls the voltage going to the reverb tank.. well atleast this was my problem. cost to fix was roughly $5

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It might just be the control knob. My fender's reverb went out and it was just the knob.

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Also check the reverb tank. I have one where the reverb springs actually broke, also check the connectors at the reverb tank and the amp chassis.

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