Peavey Rock Master Tube Pre Amp.

[Rob Artz]

Hi there,

I've just bought a Peavey Rock Master Tube Pre Amp, but it didn't came with the footswitch.

Can anybody help me with some hints where to buy such a footswitch?

Kind regards,
Rob

[schenkadere]

Here's one:

http://blacklabelswitches.com/compon...id,1/vmcchk,1/

Don't buy from voodooman on ebay...to many people with too many issues!

You could also search or contact Switch Doctor on ebay.

[Rob Artz]

Many thanks Schenkadere!
You've helped me really, great!

[e-merlin]

Check with Peavey's European division. They might still be in stock.

Great toy, the Rock Master. All tube, three channels, four effects loops. Now you've got to look up a Classic 60/60!

[RedRock]

Just call PV customer service in Mississippi. One of the best.

[Rob Artz]

I am planning to connect the PV Pre-amp to my Fender Hot Rod Deluxe with a Boss Line Selector.
The pre-amp of the Hot Rod on the A-channel and the pre-amp of the PV on the B-channel of the Boss Line Selector.
The Boss Line Selector then ends up in the main amp of the Hot Rod.
This way I can easily switch between the pre-amps on one main amp and still use all of my pedals in between.
I even still have my leslie, delay and chorus between the pre-amps and the main amp, so still in the effects loop.

I thought this a good idea.

A bad thing is that I now have at least 5 cables comming from my amp to my pedalboard.
So the next thing is finding the right 'pedalsnake'.

Anyone experienced with this configuration?

[e-merlin]

Holy smoke! That sounds like something I'd dream up. The effects loops on the RM are switchable. I think I'd run the guitar to the RM, then to the Deluxe. You can switch the RM in and out of the mix. Then you can build several effects chains using the RM's numerous effects loops and put them into the Deluxe's effects loop using one of the RM's effects loops.

You can pull up the RM's owner's manual over on the Peavey website, but just remember, there is also a Rockmaster amp. The Rock Master is the preamp and the Rockmaster is the amp. Well, maybe I have that backward...