All user reviews for the Peavey Combo 115

# 210 Watts RMS into 4 Ohms (internal speaker)
# 300 Watts RMS into 2 Ohms (with speaker supplmentaire 4 Ohms)
# Speaker 15 '' (381mm) of quality Suprieure
# Tweeter mount on trunk with protection and attnuateur
# Mono channel
# Between Jack 1/4 '' (6.35mm) of low and high levels
# Contrles Pr and Post-Gain
# Slecteur gloss
# Slecteur tonalitbr /> # 7-band graphic EQ with switch
# Contrles low and high frequencies (shelving type deformation)
# Prampli power output and between floor
# Of active filter with frquence contrlable sparation 100 Hz to 1 kHz
# DDT speaker protection
# Dimensions (HxWxD) 28.5 '' (724mm) x 26 '' (660mm) x 13 '' (330mm)
# Weight: 87,8lbs (39,86kg)


USE

The use is very simple and intuitive

SONORITS

We can say that it sounds very well even this amp possde a panel of its very wide; exit line out is excellent

NOTICE GLOBAL

I use it for 2 years and have always been satisfied.
In this template is an amp that I recommend

The Peavey Combo 115 is a solid state bass guitar amplifier. Like the name states, it delivers 115 watts of power. It has two 1/4 inch inputs and also has an XLR output if you want to send a direct input signal to your audio interface or PA system. It has a ton of parameters, including knobs for level, EQ, and gain. It also has a section of sliders that is a graphic EQ.

UTILIZATION

The configuration of the Peavey Combo 115 bass amp is very easy to follow and I find that it is easy to zero in on the sound and tone that I am trying to achieve. The inherent sound is full and it is a good sounding overall bass amp. There is a good amount of control available, making it great for all types of bass guitars and genres. I don't have a manual for the Peavey Combo 115, but you shouldn't really need one as it is quite easy to use.

SOUNDS

The Peavey Combo 115 is great for all types of music, but I have really only used it for rock music. I have used it both on the stage and in the recording studio, and I am usually happy with the sounds I get with this bass. I usually use a Fender P-Bass or Jazz Bass with this amp, usually with great results. There is a good amount of tone shaping capabilities, which is what makes it a versatile amp in addition to be great sounding.

OVERALL OPINION

I've been using the Peavey Combo 115 bass amp for about four years for recording and live shows and have found it to be a great amp. While it is extremely heavy, it has a huge sound to go with it and works great both while recording or during live shows. The price of this amp isn't all that cheap, but it isn't expensive and is probably set right. Overall, this is a great bass amp that is versatile and sounds great.