Peavey PX300's have arrived!

Ann Fabian · Post by **Ann Fabian** » 12 Nov 1999 9:03 am

If you live in (or are traveling through) the Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas area, you are invited to stop by our Showroom and check out the new Peavey PX300 300-Watt Powered Extension Speaker Cabinet. It sounds great when used with the new Nashville 1000, Nashville 400, or when used as a pair with a Trans-TubeFex, TubeFex or ProFex II!

We have several PX300's, Nashville 1000's, Nashville 400's, TubeFexes, and Trans-TubeFexes in stock.

Coming VERY soon! Session 2000.

Ann Fabian
Carter Steel Guitars
617 West Kearney Street, Suite 101
Mesquite, Texas 75149 USA
Map to our Showroom & Factory

(972) 288-9100
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Bobby Lee · Post by **Bobby Lee** » 12 Nov 1999 10:59 am

Has anyone tried it with a Mesa/Boogie yet? (Or would pairing a Mesa with a Peavey be considered sacrilege?)

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Earnest Bovine · Post by **Earnest Bovine** » 12 Nov 1999 12:03 pm

What is the 1501-4 15" Black Widow speaker?

Is that 4 ohms?

Is that the bass speaker or the full range one? I can never remember which is the 1501 and which is the 1502.

Paul Stertz · Post by **Paul Stertz** » 12 Nov 1999 6:25 pm

Earnest, I believe the 1501-4 speaker is the same one that is used in the Nashville 400's. And yes, that would be a 4 ohm speaker.

Earnest Bovine · Post by **Earnest Bovine** » 13 Nov 1999 10:52 am

Some of the Nashville 400s had the bass speaker and some didn't.
My favorite old Nashville amp had the bass speaker and sounded good with my old Sho-Buds since I could crank up the treble control without hearing the really high annoying stuff. The bass speaker just couldn't do anything above about 4K.
But nowadays with Lawrence pickups and I-Q 1200 I like a full range speaker.