LeftyTom
I am not just another pretty face.
My favorite brand: Free, followed by Used, then Clearance, and occasionally B-Stock.
I've come to a strange conclusion: My Peavey Delta Blues is my favorite amp I've ever owned.
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sunvalleylaw
Yep.
Yes. Flaunt it.
The Deltas are really cool. I love the one owned by my buddy. Love my C-30 too. And LOVE the logo.
Aahzz
Habanero Evangelist
I freaking love the Peavey Classic series. Currently have a mid-90's Classic 50 in black. I'd've left the Peavey logo on proudly, but it was removed by a previous owner.
I've been hankering for a Marshall lately, but when I plug into the C50 the urge goes away again.
This is a pic from when I got it, the handle has since been repaired
I've been hankering for a Marshall lately, but when I plug into the C50 the urge goes away again.
This is a pic from when I got it, the handle has since been repaired
Dogsinplastic
avuncular to no one
Just did a quick tally of the amps I've owned...four. First a little Roland/Boss practice amp, then a Randall RG 80, then a Fender Blues DeVille 2x12, and lastly a Fender Mustang 1. I still have the Fenders. Let the Roland at my high school and never saw it again and I cannot remember what I did with the RG 80...I must have sold it or traded it in on some other gear.
I got the DeVille a few years after I stopped doing a gigs or jamming, but I thought I could use it...literally haven't plugged it in for years, possibly more than a decade. It was too loud for practicing, until I got the Mesa V-Twin. Wonderful clean tone and great pedal amp, but I've never had many pedals.
I got the DeVille a few years after I stopped doing a gigs or jamming, but I thought I could use it...literally haven't plugged it in for years, possibly more than a decade. It was too loud for practicing, until I got the Mesa V-Twin. Wonderful clean tone and great pedal amp, but I've never had many pedals.
wagdog
Ack
I owned an original Peavey Classic back in the 80s - I believe it was a hybrid, had either a tube pre-amp and solid state power amp, or the other way around. Doesn't matter, it sounded like moist ass.
The tweed classic series are great sounding amps - I love 'em.
Brian Krashpad
T1N2bM0
I've heard nothing but good things about virtually all the Peavey Classics, so no surprise there.
I've never spent more than $350 USD for any single combo, head, or cab. So all of mine are cheap. For 4 or 5 years at my prior church gig, I used a little 15W 1x10 Fender Super Champ XD, it was perfect (lined-out to PA) for that application. For my main band I usually use a Sovtek Tube Midget head that I got on refurb from Muso's Friend for 3 bills or so, most often with an old Risson 4x12 cab that I think cost a hundred or so. Sometimes I use my old Kustom 1x15 cab (bought the Kustom 100 head and matching cab for $225 iirc, although that was 1970's dollars), see default pic.
And over the last year or so I've picked up three li'l Marshall solid state combos (two 1x12s and a ax10). Friday night I played the two 1x12's in a little mini-stack.
I'm all for whatever works.
I've never spent more than $350 USD for any single combo, head, or cab. So all of mine are cheap. For 4 or 5 years at my prior church gig, I used a little 15W 1x10 Fender Super Champ XD, it was perfect (lined-out to PA) for that application. For my main band I usually use a Sovtek Tube Midget head that I got on refurb from Muso's Friend for 3 bills or so, most often with an old Risson 4x12 cab that I think cost a hundred or so. Sometimes I use my old Kustom 1x15 cab (bought the Kustom 100 head and matching cab for $225 iirc, although that was 1970's dollars), see default pic.
And over the last year or so I've picked up three li'l Marshall solid state combos (two 1x12s and a ax10). Friday night I played the two 1x12's in a little mini-stack.
I'm all for whatever works.