ekerisann
Note : 10 sur 10
Published on 08/18/07 at 09:19
I use it for a little over a year
I love strength, reinforced wheels up in corners it holds the road well, the handles on the sides of same and convenient then the construction of the cabinet is birch and noise while making rather good, it does not drool, ca does not have feedback and all frequencies are amplified.
For it is 4 hp Valveking 12 "unknown but corect (see the reviews on the combos that have the same hp) and all for a power of 400W, so you have margin.
I tried a Behringer model, a model of Marshall and Hughes and Kettner and well before the Peavey is my favorite without hesitation for its range (mid range).
The price / quality ratio is very good because not so much for a cabinet with a solid and honorable record
I would do without hesitation that choice until my home-made cabinet
The only small detail would Genant input jacks in the back of which there are two signs DESCRIBING but it is the mono input and stereo (mono is by the top) but good just to test to know, not long at all.
I love strength, reinforced wheels up in corners it holds the road well, the handles on the sides of same and convenient then the construction of the cabinet is birch and noise while making rather good, it does not drool, ca does not have feedback and all frequencies are amplified.
For it is 4 hp Valveking 12 "unknown but corect (see the reviews on the combos that have the same hp) and all for a power of 400W, so you have margin.
I tried a Behringer model, a model of Marshall and Hughes and Kettner and well before the Peavey is my favorite without hesitation for its range (mid range).
The price / quality ratio is very good because not so much for a cabinet with a solid and honorable record
I would do without hesitation that choice until my home-made cabinet
The only small detail would Genant input jacks in the back of which there are two signs DESCRIBING but it is the mono input and stereo (mono is by the top) but good just to test to know, not long at all.