Item # 481333 | Customer Ratings: 
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The Peavey Envoy 110's surprising volume and bold bass are just the skeleton; the flesh and blood of this baby are the 3 astounding tonal variations per channel — like having six amazing amps in one. Pro features like simulated speaker out, pre and post gain on lead channel, high gain and low gain inputs, and master reverb and boost give it a legitimate place in any studio.
this thing really does sound tube like. i returned a vox ac4tv class "A" tube amp to get this. the vox didnt have the low end that my les paul needs. this peavey does though. the cleans are AMAZING. by far the best cleans of any solid state ive heard. the distortion however, may leave some people wanting more. but if you have a good distortion pedal, then youll be set. all in all, this is a great amp. and yes, it will hold its own with a drummer in a small setting. def. a good buy. ROCK ON \"/
This amp is truly a great deal for the price. It's very loud, although noisy, but that can be fixed with a noise suppressor. I've read that the distortion can leave some people wanting more, but I believe it has all everyone needs. I play in a screamo/metalcore band, and for warming up, I use the modern with the mids rolled off, and it actually has a better tone than what I use live most of the time! The reverb is a little weak, but just enough to where you don't have a dry sound. Overall, 2nd best amp I've ever played.(Solid state of course)
although it took quite a while to get more of this amp in stock and get it to me, it was definitely worth the wait. there are a lot of cool features to play around with, and you can get a lot of different tones. it's small and light weight, but it has plenty of power for home practice or small gigs. i am not at all unhappy with this purchase, and i don't think you will be either.
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