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Peavey Envoy 110 Trans Tube Beefing up the Output Stage

Started by aoresteen, February 24, 2015, 02:29:42 AM

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J M Fahey

Fully agree and that's the point.

IF you'll need to buy a larger transformer, new big filter caps (because you will need more filtering and higher voltage), probably higher rated rectifiers, a good heatsink, etc. ... you are practically buying a nwe power amp ... or 90% of it.

Go all the way, leave the old one as is, build the new one in a simple chassis and mount it inside the extra speaker cabinet you are adding.

aoresteen

OK, I figured out what I will do.  I am buying another Peavey Bandit 112 Silver Stripe.  It has an effects loop and can take a 4 ohm load.  It has more power than I need (100 watts @ 4 ohms, 80watts @ 8 ohms) but that's why there is a vol knob on it  :).  It is the same vintage as my Envoy 110.

I found one on my local Craig s List for $120 and I bought a matching external cab off of eBay for $150 shipped.

I emailed Weber speakers and were are discussing new 12" speakers - A Blue Dog and a Silver Bell seem to be the best candidates thus far.

Here's what the rig will look like when done:




Project Done!

Thanks for all the advice and help!
Tony Oresteen
Peavey Bandit Silver Strip, Revolution 112
Marshall MOSFET Lead 100 3210
Fender Frontman 25R 2010ish
Newnan, GA

Roly

Quote from: aoresteenbut that's why there is a vol knob on it  :).

Well done.  That's not a concept a lot of guitarists get.     :lmao:
If you say theory and practice don't agree you haven't applied enough theory.