Saul Goodman Posted 14 hours ago Posted 14 hours ago Get your Rebel Flag, some JD, and Marlborough Reds ready. Quote
RobB Posted 13 hours ago Posted 13 hours ago Skynyrd's crew hated that Peavey gear. The tube amps constantly blew up, totally unroadworthy. The bass gear was solid, it's said. 1 Quote
Dutchman Posted 12 hours ago Posted 12 hours ago (edited) I played thru a Mace for a few shows. It had EV speakers in it. FOH guy threatened to pour gas on it and burn it if he saw it on the backline again. Next show I was sporting a Boogie. Edited 12 hours ago by Dutchman 2 Quote
Steve Haynie Posted 12 hours ago Posted 12 hours ago (edited) 26 minutes ago, Dutchman said: I played thru a Mace for a few shows. It had EV speakers in it. FOH guy threatened to pour gas on it and burn it if he saw it on the backline again. Next show I was sporting a Boogie. Hopefully it was a Boogie coliseum head. 😁 I watched that video earlier today. I want that pedal if it ever comes out. There is a Mace at my house. It is fun to crank, but not to move. There are cars that weigh less. Edited 12 hours ago by Steve Haynie 3 Quote
Dutchman Posted 12 hours ago Posted 12 hours ago Just now, Steve Haynie said: Hopefully it was a Boogie coliseum head. 😁 No it was a Mark llB. 50 watt. 1 Quote
velorush Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago Waiting for the new Rhett Shull video, "What is the Peavey Mace Sound?" 2 Quote
Saul Goodman Posted 10 hours ago Author Posted 10 hours ago 58 minutes ago, velorush said: Waiting for the new Rhett Shull video, "What is the Peavey Mace Sound?" Fuck Rhett Shull. 1 Quote
BoogieMKIIA Posted 9 hours ago Posted 9 hours ago The other guitar player in the band (1970 something) had a 2x12 Mace combo. Heavy, loud and rocked. Definitely its own tone. Solid state preamp and six 6L6 output tubes. The built in phaser was kinda weird, but it was the 70s. Quote
RobB Posted 9 hours ago Posted 9 hours ago 19 minutes ago, BoogieMKIIA said: Solid state preamp and six 6L6 output tubes. The built in phaser was kinda weird, but it was the 70s. Yep, “Call Me the Breeze.” Ick. Quote
Hackubus Posted 8 hours ago Posted 8 hours ago (edited) My first amp was a Peavey Mace combo. How I talked my mom into buying that heavy sumbitch for me still amazes me. Edited 8 hours ago by Hackubus Quote
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