Schematic for a circa 1991 Peavey Studio Pro 110?

[T-Max]

I have a non-working yard sale acquisition in very nice shape but one fried resistor that I can't identify as to value because it's burnt completely black. Anybody have a schematic that might tell me what to get to replace it?

No prior experience with these amps but I am getting the impression it's not a particularly good one on its own but can be augmented/supplemented to sound reasonably decent. I'd like to get it going to use as a backup or travel amp, but it's completely dead at the moment and I'd rather not invest a lot of $$ into repair until I hear what it's like. This resistor obviously needs to be replaced and I understand there might be an underlying problem as well, but if I replace the resistor and the new one burns out too, I'll at least know more than I do now. Maybe it'll even work long enough for me to get to know it before it fries again.

Thanks

[Smokey]

Check the peavey forums. The tech guys there can get ya whatever you need.

[Bob Mc]

and it could just be dumb luck, but got what I needed both times. I paid $5 for a full set of documents for a recent Envoy, the other one I got free.

[e-merlin]

You can get them directly from Peavey. You'll want to call the number for Parts or Customer Service. If they are available in digital form they may e-mail you one at no charge. Otherwise, they are around $3.50 plus shipping.

[T-Max]

Hey, thanks to all you knowledgable guys (you too radarman), but just one quick question about the Peavey site --

They DO have the manual for this amp BUT is the schematic going to be included in the download? I'm going to download it anyway (duh!) but was just wondering if you knew. I believe I see a reference to "spec sheets" being included and I'm not sure if that means "schematic," though I tend to think it doesn't. Thanks again.

[Bob Mc]

I got schematics (and then some; I got 2-3 models worth of docs.)