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Phenomenally responsive and punchy tube-like tone with a wealth of features.
Considered by many to be the hottest little amp in its price range, the Peavey Bandit 112 features a vintage/classic/warm switch on the clean channel and a classic/modern high gain switch on the lead channel that totally change its tonal character. It's like having 6 amps in one! Simulated speaker direct out, 3-position power level selector, 3-position damping switch, effects loop, 3-band EQ per channel, pre and post gain on lead channel, high and low gain inputs, and master reverb and boost give it vast flexibilty for all types of pro applications.
Peavey Bandit 112 Guitar Amplifier with TransTube Technology Features:
- 80W
- 12" Blue Marvel speaker
- 2 footswitchable channels
- Simulated speaker direct out with level
- 25%, 50%, 100% power level selector switch
- Loose, tight, and medium damping switch
- Effects loop
- 3-band EQ per channel
- Vintage/classic/warm switch on clean channel
- Classic/modern/high gain switch on lead channel
- Pre and post gain on lead channel
- High gain and low gain inputs
- Master reverb and boost
- Footswitch jack
- 45 lbs.
- 23-3/4"W x 20-1/4"H x 11-3/4"D
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Bandit 112
I know there are a million amps out there for a million budgets, and a million tastes. I chose this amp mostly for the price, and also because I could not find anyone that had a negative thing to say about Peavey products.
This amp is LOUD, period. The clean channel is very nice and clean, especially when playing on single coils. The lead channel has several settings, and all basically kick ass. You can sound like Pete Townsend on the classic setting, like any 80's hair band on the modern setting, and like death-come-to-your-rehearsal on the high gain setting. In all settings, the sound is rich and warm.....in fact, I have tried to make the amp sound cheap, and I can't.
The effects loop brings my old tired pedals to life. I was truly blown away by how good the effects sounded, especially my MXR flanger. The other big feature that made me buy this amp was the ability to drive an external 8 ohm cabinet without the main speaker cutting out.
Having said all those nice things, this amp still deserves a few dings in the ratings. First, mine came without the 2 buttom footswitch. Second, Peavey could take a page out of Crate's book and illuminate the front panel. Even a simple LED to show which channel is active would be a huge improvement. Finally, although it isn't a huge deal, there is some noticeable hiss present. I did not notice this in the store with all the ambient noise, but in my house it is definitely there. My guess would be that at a gig it would go unnoticed unless I mike up the amp which I normally don't do.
Reviewed by HubbaBubba on 1/11/2007 who plays Rock, Blues.
19 people found this review helpful.
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Frieken awesome amp!
This amp is absoloutley amazing! It is loud, the sound of it is awesome and it has cool features. the lead channel on this has awesome sound from the vintage to classic to modern distortion, you are able to find your perfect tone on this thing. And the cleans are great for every style of music. It has 3 seperate switches for the clean channel and you can get the perfect sound for blues. i also love the switches on the back. It has a damping switch to give you a sabbath style tone and other sounds. it also has a power switch to go from 25% 50% and 100% power. the last feature is the line out port enabeling you to play from the amp to a pa system. There is ONLY positive things to say about this amp. BUY IT!!!!!!!
Reviewed by dimebag_jr on 5/23/2007 who plays metal, rock, blues.
17 people found this review helpful.
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Its All You Will Ever Need
The Peavey Bandit is one of the most reliable amps out there. I played this and a Vox, and even though the Vox had a tube pre-amp, the Peavey Bandit with its tube circuitry sounded more like a tube amp than the Vox. When I recorded with this amp, we ran our guitars through a tube pre-amp, and it sounded great. This amp can even handle my bass, which says a lot. Also, having a pre-gain and post-gain on the lead channel means that you can push a lot of distortion and still be quiet enough to let your room mate sleep. There are also 3 different types of distortion, High Gain, Modern, and Classic. This is a reliable and great sounding amp, and I would recommend this amp to anyone.
Reviewed by peaveydude93 on 6/13/2007 who plays Rock, Jazz, Alternative, Blues.
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