Peavey 5150 Head - STEPHTRUC's review
translatedLamp, 100watts, 2 channels clean and distortion UTILIZATION super simple, hard to have a distal simpas "other than metal," the crunch is hell SOUNDS well its clear this with the attack, but n…
Peavey 5150 II Head - " Old head but a reference!"
translatedall been saying to the above. UTILIZATION Easy to use. SOUNDS I'm kind of U.S. rock alter bridge, creed ... and it suits me perfectly. For a more distal worked his biggest it's hard because…
Peavey 5150 Head - "The Best High Gain Amp for the Price!"
Specs include: 120w of pure American voiced power 5 - 12AX7s in the preamp 4 - 6L6s in the power amp Footswitchable Lead and Rhythm (clean) channels Effects loop 3-band EQ (lows, mids, highs) Resona…
Peavey 5150 II Head - "Similar, yet different from the original"
With the success of the 5150, Peavey once again collaborated with EVH to create an updated version of the 5150. On the outside, the 5150 II seems similar to the 5150. Peavey added separate EQs, a m…
Peavey 5150 Head - "Not just for that EVH sound"
The Peavey 5150 made its debut in 1991 with the collaborative effort of EVH to get his own signature amp. It's a 120 watt, two channel amplifier with a shared EQ. However, as many people in Europe …
Peavey 5150 212 - mooseherman's review
This is a tube combo amp that has developed a loyal following over the years. It has a single 1/4" connection. It has two channels, which are designated rhythm and lead. The rhythm channel is clean/s…
Peavey 5150 Head - moosers's review
The Peavey 5150 Head is a tube based guitar amplifier head designed by Eddie Van Halen. The amp delivers 120 watts of power and has both rhythm and lead channels. The head has 1/4 inch connections …
