PEAVEY BANDIT 75 WATT COMBO GUITAR AMP w SPRING REVERB & FX-LOOP

PEAVEY BANDIT 75 WATT COMBO GUITAR AMP w SPRING REVERB & FX-LOOP

ALL ANALOG ELECTRONICS - Made in the early/mid 80's, this is a little louder than the average Peavey amp. Plenty of power to keep up with most drummers.

I've never put the clean channel farther than the 10 o'clock position (even with a drummer), because it was just too loud!

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The distortion channel by-passes the tone controls, making the distorted channel very mid-rangy, which I don't like. So I always used a separate distortion pedal plugged into the clean channel & had a much fuller sound.

But if you've been itching to put together a "Ratt" tribute band, or go for that 80's rock/hair-metal sound, then this channel would do the trick for you : )

FEATURES: - has a 12" Peavey Black Widow -OR- possibly a Scorpion speaker (there's nothing written on it) - clean and distortion channels (foot switch-able) - built in spring reverb (foot switch-able) - effects loop and power amp in/out

I'LL SELL THIS AMP FOR: $200 (FIRM)

I've closed off the back of the amp with 5/8 inch particle board & insulated the inside with sponge/foam to give it more bottom end, along with a hinged back so you can store cables etc. I've also installed an electrical outlet that turns on and off with the amp, to power effects pedals etc. (note: I've removed the ugly Peavey logo from the grill, though I still have it)

NOTE: I'm selling the amp without a foot switch (they're easy to build). Though you don't absolutely need a foot switch to use the amp. Especially if you're using a distortion pedal.

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