20 Most Recent Peavey SP2 PA Passive Speaker - Page 10 Questions & Answers

Contact Peavey directly for the correct info.

This will not be user serviceable. You will need to take it to the shop.

To adjust the intonation on a guitar you need the following. .. a electronic tuner and a small philip screwdriver when you tune a string say low E you play the note open and adjust tell it's in tune then to intonate play the low E at the 12th fret producing a Harmonic, view the tuner it will be sharp or flat, turn the small philip screw on the bridge adjustment it only takes a small turn one way or the other so go slow once the string is tuned at the harmonic note check to see if it's in tune played open, keep tuning and adjusting tell the strings are in tune open and at the 12th fret on all six strings once intonation is set properly the guitar will sound better really hope that helps?

YOur bet solution is to contact Peavey Customer Service. Here is their link- Peavey com

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Could be a few things, most simple the Tubes, and or biasing, I have had a few amps that certain notes or chords would cause harmonic distortion within the tubes, and the tubes where good? Another possibility is the output transformer? Sometimes when they are failing the volume varies... hope this helps?

should say on the back of the pot

your best bet is to contact Peavey directly. they can provide you with the manual and discuss your application. Here is teir contact page- Peavey com

If you connect the Main 1/4" out on the front to you HiFi aux input it should work. You will need to play with the volume controls to set the proper level so as not to overload the aux buss. The XR-600B manual is here- Peavey XR 600B Operating Manual Page 4

Most of the time amplifier hum is caused by the outlet that it's plugged into, maybe no ground or there's other appliances on the same circuit causing interference? And sometimes it's as simple as a little internal feedback, certain C notes on the Guitar cause distortion with tube amps, the best fix is a $100 power conditioner like made by Monster cables or others.... hope this helps?

Unfortunatly, there could be a few different causes for this and without the amp in frony of me it would be impossible to diagnose it. The best bet would be to have a qualified repairman look at it. Here is a link to the Peavey Contact page which has a link to their service centers. Peavey com

Best to contact Peavey support directly. Here's their link- Peavey com

Unfortunatly it could be a number of different things, and without the amp in front of me, I'd be shooting in the dark I suggest taking it into a Peavey repair center. Here is a link to the service locater page- Peavey com

Although anything is possible, it's doubtful that it's tube related. I would suspect the input jack itself. I would contact Peavey to find their nearest service center. Here's a link to their suppoty page- Peavey com

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The best bet is to call Peavey directly. Here's their contact page Peavey com

If you contact Peavey Customer Support at 877-732-8391, they'll send you what you need. Their contact page is Peavey com

Sounds like it's overheating and going into thermal shutdown. This problem needs to be taken care of by a music repairman. if you look at the Peavey website you'll find a list of authoized techs Peavey com

It could be just a blown fuse, but your best bet is to contact Peavey Customer Support at 877-732-8391 by email at [email protected]. They can send you the schematic.

If the amp is only doing this when the pedal is plugged in, there is either a problem with the pedal (try it with a different amp) or possibly you have plugged it in using a speaker cable (unshielded) rather than a guitar cable (shielded).