Remember when Peavey made drums in the 90s?

I've had several different Peavey amps, and an old 80's Patriot bass too. The amps were a Bandit 75, an early Bandit 112, Triumph 60 head and a 5150 head (first gen). I used a late-90's early 2000's Bandit that belonged to bandmate at the time for a short while until I got a new amp. My Marshall's power supply bit the dust and took other things with it. That Bandit was freaking loud and sounded really good. Those are workhorse amps. I wouldn't hesitate to use one again.
 
Inflames626 said:
Did that work its way into the JSX Satch endorsement?
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no different amp.

In the very early 80's George played solid state Randalls and they sounded amazing.
The first couple Dokken records were recorded with them.
Here's a track.


I saw Dokken Breaking the chains tour @ Mississippi Nights in St. Louis in 1982.
George was playing out of 3 / 100 watt Randall heads & 5 / 4-12 cabs.
Loudest medium club show i ever heard.

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Those were really good sounding drums but looked a little weird. That was from the era that Peavey took a stab at building some really high level boutique guitars bases and the drums. I once owned a S-1 from that era that was a real killer. Unfortunately it weighed in at just under 10 LBS and was uncomfortable to play on a long set. Still miss that one here is one currently on Reverb like mine only mine was in the transparent red https://reverb.com/item/55985300-pe...660594029912&utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=google
 
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