I had been having some issues with my Peavey Classic VT series amp. When I got it I had to replace the speakers because they were blown. When I put the new speakers in I was finally able to test the amp out. It has always sounded good at low volumes but terrible at a louder volume. I was very picky about which guitar I played through. I just thought it was a bad sounding amp. Well, I was poking around with a mutlimeter the other day and decided to test the speaker cable on the amp. It turns out that this whole time I’ve had the speakers wired out of phase. After correcting the wiring the amp sounds really good, almost the same sound as some silverface Fender amps I’ve played.
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