Well...yes. I believe it is...sort of.Is that an early '90s Peavey Mark VIII XP stack I see? Is that a Black Widow?
Indeed, it probably was NOS when he picked it up. The cabs model numbers do end in "BW".Peavey stopped using the teal stripes in 1995 on many of their amps ... 1997 would be the absolute latest I would think, but more likely 1994-1995. Some of those amps sat around in shops for a couple of years, so your friend might have bought it in 1997. I think mine was bought around that time, according to the guy who sold it to me. The XP series with the carpet covering are the very last Mark series amps that Peavey made.
It's not mine.try and kill it -----try---ya cant ---- well maybe with dynamite------MAYBE!
Thanks for that! I look forward to the resolution. These amps kick ass, and I'd like a chance at keeping it going for a long time. I am thinking of pulling the long drive to pick up the CL deal.Our bassist's Mark VIII XP kept throwing the circuit breaker in the jam spot last time we used it, so it is currently being looked at. We should have it back by our next gig on Thursday, we hope. Otherwise my Mark VIII XP still works and we will use that.
One of the things Simon asked Frank to do was install an IEC socket for a removable power cable. I suspect the issue might be the power cable. If not there could be a bad joint in there somewhere, or maybe a dead capacitor. I'll let you guys know what happens.
I always wanted an Acoustic Bass amp... Bands I've heard that used them
sounded awesome.