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Peavey parts difficulty

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Anyone else having trouble getting parts out of Peavey?
I'm on week three of daily phone communication attempts to the parts department to no avail. I get the same recording whereby I can leave a message. I have left many. Previous e-mails go unanswered.
End of an era.
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Post by Jack Stoner »

Do a google search. There are other sources for Peavey parts.
Here's one I found doing a search for "Peavey amp repair parts".

https://www.amprepairparts.com/peavey.htm
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Good to know Jack. I'll bookmark that site.
That site has a lot of Peavey stuff but not this particular slide pot.
After much research, I figured out it is a Panasonic part that was discontinued in 1992. Hat's off to Peavey as they have it in stock. One time when I called Peavey tech support and they answered the phone, they came up with a Peavy part number then transferred me to the parts department, where I've been stalled trying to reach them for weeks now.
I mean I get.
Can you imagine being a company with as many products as Peavey has cranked out over the years and trying to support them all?
I know from my own experience as a design engineer - part obsolescence is an issue I face every week.
However, it's very frustrating knowing the part is here in the US at the Peavey warehouse and likely nowhere else in the world, yet I can't get them to answer the phone or call me back.
Down in Mississippi they are still in the throws of covid and if you read the fine print at the Peavey site this may accounts for the lack of response.
Thankfully here in VT the citizenry embraced the vaccine. We have very few cases now and.....I'm getting gigs again!
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Post by John Talbott »

Hey Jim,

Are these 10k audio 100mm or 50k Linear 45mm slide pots? Anyway here's a couple of more sites that have Peavey parts.
https://www.amplifiedparts.com/products ... =2341a2423

https://www.tubesandmore.com/products/p ... =2341a2423

https://shop.magicparts.com/peavey-part ... order=DESC

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John, thanks for the tip but the ones I need are 60mm 10k.
and 60mm 100k, Peavey part numbers 31191065 and 31191064 respectively. These are used on the PV10 Mixer.
I already purchased the wrong pots on ebay. They looked exactly the same, however it turns out they have a different pinout and the lever is too short.
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Jim,
See if this is what you're looking for ... scroll down the page a little ways ...

https://www.fullcompass.com/category/ac ... dShowAll=1

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Post by Jim Pitman »

Thanks John. They list the correct Peavey Part numbers! However, they don't have stock of either with no lead time listed.
Peavey just answered a different e-mail I sent requesting a schematic. Hopefully they'll get to my parts request soon.
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Still no call back from Peavey on parts. However the power amp board I sent in has been fixed by Peavey and is on its' way back to me.
Ok, maybe I just need to send them a letter requesting parts?
or -Does anyone know the name of the Peavey employee who generally represents the steel guitar community?
I've forgotten his name but recall seeing his posts here on the forum.
Maybe he can help me penetrate the Peavey parts department.
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Post by Jim Pitman »

Never mind. I figured it out - Mike Brown.
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Post by Jack Stoner »

Mike Brown retired and is no longer with Peavey.
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Post by Bill Ferguson »

Roger Crimm is for now handling customer service and parts.

He is super busy. I know that is not an excuse, but please bear with them.

The best way to reach Roger is: roger.crimm@Peavey.com
AUTHORIZED PEAVEY, George L's, Goodrich dealer. I have 2 steels and several amps. My current rig of choice is 1993 Emmons LeGrande w/ 108 pups (Jack Strayhorn built for me), Goodrich OMNI Volume Pedal, George L's cables and Peavey Nashville-Session 112 or 115.
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Thanks, guys!
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Post by Donny Hinson »

Jack Stoner wrote:Mike Brown retired and is no longer with Peavey.
Well, to get "technical"...they closed the plant in Meridian, and...
Bill Ferguson wrote: Sadly, Mike was one of the 30 laid off after 44 years.
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Post by Jack Stoner »

Donny,

Separate communications I had with Mike Brown, technically he may have been "laid off" but it was more a "forced retirement".
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Yeah, that's the point I was trying to get across. It wasn't his choice.

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Post by Steven Paris »

I hope Mike Brown is still around and will continue to participate in this forum. He's one of our real stand-up guys!
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Post by Larry Dering »

Mike Brown is a steel player as well as a amp tone guru. I'm surprised he hasn't posted more often. Hope he is doing well.