So I couldn't help but notice there's quite a few music and gear heads here, why not take an advantage of a chance to show off ?

 

 

I just picked up one of these baby's last night for the SWEET price of $225, but I did have to drive to Lansdale to get it.

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXVsB_bAz1I

 

 

 

 

 

 

Nice- I had a Peavey for years, loved it.  Unfortunately it burned up in a fire at one of the bars we played at.  I got my money's worth though, Peavey makes great stuff, and their tube amps sound great. 

 

Good luck!

Thanks!, this is my first peavey and my first all tube amp. I only got to play on it for like 15 minutes before I bought it late last night. I'm heading home from work soon to give her the full beans and see how pissed I can make my neighbors.

Very nice. I have a nice Peavy bass head that I'm very happy with

nice, now bring yourself to monmouth county for a jam sesh!

Great deal for a tube. Enjoy it man.

nice, now bring yourself to monmouth county for a jam sesh!

Count me in on any jam session...

Been rocking my 5150 combo for over 15 years.  Love it.  I never could get a good tone out of a Marshall for my playing, but the Peavey 5150 was perfect the very first time I tried it.  Peavey was also the very first amp brand that I ever owned when I was like 13/14 years old.  Always good stuff for the money.  Enjoy.

Thanks guys,

 

 

stop living so god damn far away.

Thanks guys,

 

 

stop living so god damn far away.

+1 !!!  Monmouth is a little far for a jam session lol  (I'm in warren county)

 

I had a Peavey Classic 50/410,  great amp, just hella-loud.  Have heard good things about the Valve King stuff, and the 5150 is of course legendary.  I was playing my old 80's Charvel just now, whipping out my Yngwie and Vai impressions...  

Count me in on any jam session...

what do you play?

Valveking's a great amp. I had a 112 for a while and it sounded pretty good cranked up.

Been using the Line Six Spiders lately after a LONG absence. They sound great. That amp new for $225? Nice.

I've got an 80s Peavy and my dead Grandpa's really old Fender Princeton Twin Reverb.

 

When I play the Peavy I like to hit the saturation, max the bass and trebble, and know out the mid and pretend I am Merciful Fate.

 

When I play the Fender I like to pretend I am the earthquake that will soon send California to join Atlantis.

Been using the Line Six Spiders lately after a LONG absence. They sound great. That amp new for $225? Nice.

 

 

I have to be honest and say that I'm really not a fan of the line 6 spider series, too electronic sounding for me.  And no it was used, new at guitar center the last price I could find these selling for was $650

I've got an 80s Peavy and my dead Grandpa's really old Fender Princeton Twin Reverb. When I play the Peavy I like to hit the saturation, max the bass and trebble, and know out the mid and pretend I am Merciful Fate. When I play the Fender I like to pretend I am the earthquake that will soon send California to join Atlantis.

 

A Twin could probably do it.  Those suckers are LOUD.

I've got an 80s Peavy and my dead Grandpa's really old Fender Princeton Twin Reverb. When I play the Peavy I like to hit the saturation, max the bass and trebble, and know out the mid and pretend I am Merciful Fate. When I play the Fender I like to pretend I am the earthquake that will soon send California to join Atlantis.

 

Mercyful Fate? Thought I was the only one left into MF and King Diamond.

I have to be honest and say that I'm really not a fan of the line 6 spider series, too electronic sounding for me.  And no it was used, new at guitar center the last price I could find these selling for was $650

 

I was looking for cheap, good sounding and new and these were it. A lot of the newer stuff sounds crappy to me. Over-processed even if stripped down. I wish I had kept all my old gear. Marshall JCM800's, Gibson Explorers, two American Fenders and all sorts of good stuff passed through these hands.

After I lost my Peavey in a bar fire I went through a slew of new Fenders, Crates a newer Marshall, and a few others before I finally broke down and bought a Boogie.  I wish Peavey had good tube tube amps back then but there was a void in the early 90's where almost everyone was going solid state, and they all sounded like crap.

Been using the Line Six Spiders lately after a LONG absence. They sound great. That amp new for $225? Nice.

Mine is 15 years old and still sounds great. The clean tones sound a little electronic, but when I crank the gain it gives a great sound for hard rock/metal.

I've got a Fender modeler... GDEC3-Thirty.  THE BEST solution for low-volume/late-night playing.  I wouldn't gig with it, but at low volumes, the thing sounds extremely good. 

 

My other amps are all-tube.  Currently, a Fender Princeton Reverb and a Genz Benz Black Pearl ...sort of a Vox/Matchless/BadCat thing... (sleeper amp- nobody knows about them, but they are FANTASTIC.)

 

FWIW, I've got a Fender Excelsior I'm going to be selling... if anyone is interested...

Any of you six stringers know a bass player who would want a SWR Working Mans 2-10t? I'm looking to get $100. It's in pretty good shape but it has been used in a few hundred gigs so it has some road wear but still sounds great.

 

I will also trade for 350 rounds of 9mm.

 

Located in Morris county.

 

PM if interested.

I have the 112 Valve King. I think it is pretty versatile and I could get a very good to great sound for whatever style I was going for. The texture nob is not as noticeable at bedroom levels but is there a little when cranked.

 

I always meant to change the speaker but have not really seen a reason to yet. I have had mine since 2006 or 2007.

I have the 112 Valve King. I think it is pretty versatile and I could get a very good to great sound for whatever style I was going for. The texture nob is not as noticeable at bedroom levels but is there a little when cranked.

 

I always meant to change the speaker but have not really seen a reason to yet. I have had mine since 2006 or 2007.

Swapping the speaker and tubes out does a lot for its sound.

I have the 112 Valve King. I think it is pretty versatile and I could get a very good to great sound for whatever style I was going for. The texture nob is not as noticeable at bedroom levels but is there a little when cranked.

 

I always meant to change the speaker but have not really seen a reason to yet. I have had mine since 2006 or 2007.

 

The texture knob seems pretty noticeable on mine as long as you're on the clean channel and at fairly quiet volume. I really like that setting, mine usually almost full blown class A for clean bluesy stuff and class ab for high gain.

 

 

Swapping the speaker and tubes out does a lot for its sound.

 

I've heard that about these, so far I'm digging the stock sound but im sure some new tubes and good speakers wouldn't hurt, If anything I would consider buying a nice 2x12 cab and using that for the speakers instead of the iinternals