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On Jul 2, 10:52 am, Pablo <P_McCr...@Hotmail.com> wrote: > > hi, just to let you know that I've now published a page of info > > If anyone's got any other info to share about these little combos > > cheers > > Andrew_S > Andrew, I read your page. I see you added a cabinet out. Wee word of > But I'll be teaching my grannie to sucks eggs. Just thought it was > P cheers now, isn't it about time we arranged a Scottish PU? andrew
> > about the Peavey Nanovalve atwww.carrew.com. This will no doubt get
> > updated from time to time, but never regularly.
> > please send it on to me and I'll add it to the page.
> caution.....You'll need to remember to watch the impedance of the cab
> you plug in. If it's different from the ohmage of the normal speaker
> you risk blowing the transformer. It's not as simple as just drilling
> a hole and adding a jack in parallel to the speaker. next you need to
> also remember that depending how you wire it you would add the
> internal speaker value on to it. I.E. It's an 8 ohm speaker and you
> have an 8 ohm 2x12 if your mod automatically cuts out the combo
> speaker then everything's fine. (there's a stereo jack from Maplin
> that can be wired to do this) if you don't have it or a switch to cut
> the internal speaker out of teh circuit then your going to have two
> 8's in Parallel giving you 4 ohms or 16 depending how it's wired.
> worth a mention for other folks.
as the Nanovalve with the speaker out is the one I bought from him
<LOL> I've not actually added this to my other one yet. You are
however spot on with the info about impedances. The transformers on
the Nanovalves don't look like they'd tolerate much before going into
melt down. I'm going to cut'n'paste your words onto the website until
I get round to drawing a cct diag for how to wire up an external
pspeaker.