Peavey Ecoustic 112 - "Peavey Ecoustic 112"
Purchased of Harmony Central for $200. I got this amp to use in worshipservice with full band. I checked out just about all the accoustic amps. From $350 to over $800 for new. A friend told me to ch…
Peavey Ecoustic 112 - "Peavey Ecoustic 112"
Retail purchase, Music Land, Bel Air MD, $395, for amplifying my Epiphone 12-string, playing in contemporary worship Bright realistic sound, reverb, can take 2 1/4" and an XLR - total 3 inputs, two …
Peavey Ecoustic 112 - "Peavey Ecoustic 112"
When I first set out to find an acoustic amp, I tried many models from Fender, Roland, Crate, Peavey and others. I was impressed with the acoustic sounds of most models I tried and with so many good …
Peavey Ecoustic 110 EFX - Grebz's review
translatedI use this amp for about 4 years, with an electro-acoustic guitar Seagull. Before talking about her, let's look. The appearance of "old radio pre-war" Copper is trs classy. The amp is 30W bi-amplif…
Peavey Ecoustic 112 - vincemagic's review
translatedAcoustic Amp 100W transistor qvec an HP "Blue Marvel" 12 "(which allows better on the bass / midrange compared to his little brother 10" that sounds more sec) 2 independent channels each have Cran…
Peavey Ecoustic E20 - "Good gigging amp"
There isn't much to say about these types of amps. They are designed for acoustics and it is real tough to mess that up since it is just simply amplifying a clean acoustic tone. Peavey Ecoustic…
Peavey Ecoustic E208 - "Not Bad"
These are not bad for the money. The produce a very usable and full acoustic live tone. As we all know these amps are not used for recording since the guitar is always miced up directly. These amps a…
