Peavey Studio Pro 112

[GREEN DAY LP GEEK]

i bought a Peavey Studio 112 in the 100 dollar range. it works okay it's a 90's model good buy?

 

[DankStar]

Re: Peavey Studio Pro 112

that's probably about the going rate. as long as you're diggin it!

 

[dominus]

Re: Peavey Studio Pro 112

The Peavey Studio is about the same as a Bandit. Very under-rated amp. It'll do anything from country to metal, and do it pretty well.

 

[Kramer Guy]

Re: Peavey Studio Pro 112

You got a good deal. Those are great amps that'll take a beating and then some . Very versatile amps that can handle any genre of music . Congrats on your purchase , so go and enjoy it .

 

[Aceman]

Re: Peavey Studio Pro 112

I owned one for a long time, gigged with it, and had no difficulty getting great sound for clean blues, gritty blues, Jazz, Rock, metal and more.

As Dom said - way under-rated. Excellent choice. S clean or as heavy as you want. Great mid-breakup sounds for solid state.

I'd love to have another one honestly. Reliable, sounds good, flexible. Nothing but love.

 

[Aceman]

Re: Peavey Studio Pro 112

And by the way - I still mean what I said in the guitar thread. Notice how you bought it first, then asked? Just a little out of order there.

"Hey guys - I found a 90's Peavey Studio Pro for $90. What do you think?"

 

[Aceman]

Re: Peavey Studio Pro 112

Bump for lot's of advice for this guy...

 

[Dr. Vegetable]

Re: Peavey Studio Pro 112

Notice how you bought it first, then asked? Just a little out of order there.

 

[Grenade]

Re: Peavey Studio Pro 112

My advice is put a noise gate in the effects loop.

 

[Aceman]

Re: Peavey Studio Pro 112

My advice is put a noise gate in the effects loop.

not a bad call at all. In Uber-gain mode it could make some noise...

 

[Grenade]

Re: Peavey Studio Pro 112

A buddy has one of these and I can't stand all the hiss, although I run a line out of my Bassman to the Peavey set clean as a moniter so our drummer can set the volume and tone and that works really well.