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Peavey Bass Guitar Combo Amps

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The best Peavey Bass Guitar Combo Amps reviews

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  • « Peavey Microbass »

    I bought this unit in some music shop and i got it for aruond $180. It is a 20 watt amp. It was my first, and to the day only, amp, and it was all that I looked for in a practice amp. Nice clear sound, especially when I played it indoors. It gave my slap bass playing a great sound. It's also got a nice small compact build which is solid and stable and doesn't tip over easily. The cord is a bit hard to wrap around in the hooks provided in the back of the amp. Nice solid build with a very stong handle at the top. It is easy to move around, store and place just about anywhere. This was a great first amp for a beginning bassist such as myself. It was great for just low volume practice by myself at home or for jamming with my homies in garages or backyards. This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com

  • « Peavey Basic 112 Single Unit Bass Amplifier »

    I purchased this bass amp off of an e-bay auction online. I play bass here at school and I needed an amp small enough to be portable and to practice with, but large enough to cover small gigs. I paid approximately $150 for this amp, which is 5 months old. I truly love this amp! Peavy is always a respected brand name, and this bass is no exception. Its sound quality is amazing, and it has some nice kick for a 50 watt amplifier. I like how I can carry it around campus easily, practice with it everyday, and still be able to jam loud enough for small, open mike night outings. I can turn this amp all the way up to ten on the volume, and it still plays sweet tones without breaking up. I would rate it much higher than my previous amp, a 60 watt amp by Hartke. There are a few things i don't like about the amp. I think it would benefit from more effects built into the amp. My previous amp had an effect called "shape" which allowed for a more varied sound. This unit is very sturdy. It is in a sturdy frame and withstands a good deal of punishment. The handle is well secured and the amp is closed to the elements, so it could withstand a little water here and there. Overall, this amp is definitely a good buy. For the money, you can get a quality amp that sounds great, it portable, and will last. This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com