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Anonymous Posted on Oct 21, 2015

Can you repair a tear in a peavey guitar amp and will it affect the sound

Should have worded my question with more detail as i also need to know how to repair as well but the tear is about 50mm long so is not small but i have lined up the tear as close as possible and run some pva glue along the tear with a needle so it is well sealed now but wonder if there is much more that you can do.thanks for any more advice you can offer

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I have to assume you're really meaning a tear in the speaker cone. If so, yes you can repair it if it's small and yes, it will affect the sound. Peavey Bandit amps have come with a few different speakers over the life of the name, but all will still be available either online or directly from Peavey's parts department. Here's the link-
http://www.peavey.com/support/contactinfo

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