7th Hell said:More evidence that the Peavey XXX was to be Lynch's signature amp...
7th Hell said:Yeah, from what I've heard it'll be one weird amp. Based on his vintage Marshall Plexi crossed with a vintage Orange amp that EVH gave him. No master volume, self-biasing, single channel amp. More of a vintage crunch "brown sound" type amp- not another ultra high gain screamer. I played a Marshall Plexi re-issue a few years back, and you had to CRANK it to get any crunch! I kept thinking of those old black and white films of bands like Cream and Black Sabbath! I know you can probably use a power brake device, but that kind of detracts from the vintage vibe, don't ya think? I'll try one once they come out, but as of right now, I'm not expecting a whole lot.
Eddie and Peavey nearing an end? I was wondering since the new charvel guitar came outShnook said:It's no secret that the Triple XXX was designed with George. The reason it didn't come out as a 'George Lynch' amp is because during the NAMM show where it was unveiled, George failed to show up at a 'meet and greet' signing at the Peavey booth. Mr. Peavey tolerates very little nonesense, so George was removed from the amps promotion. Notice that the only 'signature amp' aside from the new JSX, was EVH's. The Wiggy was 'designed with Dweezil Zappa' and the Triple XXX had George followed thru that day at NAMM, would have been the Triple XXX designed with George Lynch. From my understanding, EVH didn't want Peavey to have other signature amps in their line to compete with the sales of the 5150's. Whether that's true or not, it is weird that Peavey didn't have another signature series until things with EVH were nearing the end. Now that Peavey and George have patched things up, it's time for the Brahma.