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Published on 01/08/12 at 11:55It's a tube amp rms of 25: -2 EL84, 3 12AX7
Peavey HP a 12-inch
Mine was designed in 1990 I believe
This is a 2 channel amp with a push pull for the ultra gain so we could say three channels. The settings are divided into 3 and are active (low, mid, high) for the clean and (bottom, body and edge) for the channel distortionné. Vien also with reverb ... Effect loop at the back and also can connect an additional cab also has the rear.
UTILIZATION
Very easy to use is obtained almost automatically by plugging the equalizer and active is easy to manage.
SOUNDS
The Bravo is one of those little things that most people do not know what is sad given the sound comes out. He was named among other amp in the year 1991 Music and Sound Award and was described as a''stack in a box''ce is really the best way to describe it.
My style of music is quite étendue.Je plays the first punk rock but also the style 70's rock, reggae, ska, metal and hardcore and this amp am satisfied in all facets of my Thurs I play with a gibson LP junior, a Cort evl z4 and a Charvel LS1 jap.
The clean is amazing, very clear and specific inter alia through the bright switch. Dirty mode we have a sound very typical vintage Marshall. J'obtient easily his old school to the black keys and the amount of gain we will look for the jcm 800 of his famous style acdc rock and 80's.
And the last step and not least the ultra mode gain push-pull which I think is the card hidden from the amp. Distortion that tears but still accurate nonetheless. I use it for the metalcore and punkcore.
I want to say that I use this amp has low volume and probably if you need an amp for repeated or concerts, you will need either an amp louder in volume, or an office for broaden the focus of your sound, if you plug in a sound system.
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for close to eight months and before I played the Crate, Roland Cube 30, Marshall MG100, Peavey Valveking, Peavey 5150, Mesa Rectifier and Orange Rockerverb, and none of these amplifiers are able to give me complexity and versatility of his Peavey Bravo low and medium volume. So I change the board for the speaker celestion vintage 30 celestion or g12h30 for the amp you give its potential as a high volume when the volume goes up to 8 or 9 may be a low dribbling can because The speaker base is rather low-end.
By the way, I play for over 11 years and I sold my amps tone thanks to the Bravo! Thank Peavey!
Peavey HP a 12-inch
Mine was designed in 1990 I believe
This is a 2 channel amp with a push pull for the ultra gain so we could say three channels. The settings are divided into 3 and are active (low, mid, high) for the clean and (bottom, body and edge) for the channel distortionné. Vien also with reverb ... Effect loop at the back and also can connect an additional cab also has the rear.
UTILIZATION
Very easy to use is obtained almost automatically by plugging the equalizer and active is easy to manage.
SOUNDS
The Bravo is one of those little things that most people do not know what is sad given the sound comes out. He was named among other amp in the year 1991 Music and Sound Award and was described as a''stack in a box''ce is really the best way to describe it.
My style of music is quite étendue.Je plays the first punk rock but also the style 70's rock, reggae, ska, metal and hardcore and this amp am satisfied in all facets of my Thurs I play with a gibson LP junior, a Cort evl z4 and a Charvel LS1 jap.
The clean is amazing, very clear and specific inter alia through the bright switch. Dirty mode we have a sound very typical vintage Marshall. J'obtient easily his old school to the black keys and the amount of gain we will look for the jcm 800 of his famous style acdc rock and 80's.
And the last step and not least the ultra mode gain push-pull which I think is the card hidden from the amp. Distortion that tears but still accurate nonetheless. I use it for the metalcore and punkcore.
I want to say that I use this amp has low volume and probably if you need an amp for repeated or concerts, you will need either an amp louder in volume, or an office for broaden the focus of your sound, if you plug in a sound system.
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for close to eight months and before I played the Crate, Roland Cube 30, Marshall MG100, Peavey Valveking, Peavey 5150, Mesa Rectifier and Orange Rockerverb, and none of these amplifiers are able to give me complexity and versatility of his Peavey Bravo low and medium volume. So I change the board for the speaker celestion vintage 30 celestion or g12h30 for the amp you give its potential as a high volume when the volume goes up to 8 or 9 may be a low dribbling can because The speaker base is rather low-end.
By the way, I play for over 11 years and I sold my amps tone thanks to the Bravo! Thank Peavey!