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Massive all-tube power!
The all-tube Peavey JSX 212 Joe Satriani Combo guitar amplifier translates the tonal flexibility and responsive, versatile gain structure of the JSX Joe Satriani Signature Head into a combo amp. It is the latest product of Peavey's partnership with legendary virtuoso Joe Satriani.
Augmenting the original JSX amp's 3-channel, 120W configuration are two custom-designed 12" JSX speakers in an open-back design, reverb with master control, and a line out with level control. This Peavey combo amp also includes global presence and resonance controls; 3-band EQ and level on each channel; FAT switches, and fully adjustable noise gates for the Ultra and Crunch channels.
"We designed the JSX 212 not only for practicality, but also for tone and versatility," says Satriani. "The amp's tone comes to life in a big way using this 2x12 design, and the relationship between the combo and the player sets up an interesting interplay that you can't get with a head. It's a special experience having the amp and speakers in one unit."
Peavey JSX 212 Joe Satriani Combo Amp Features:
- 120W
- Half-power switch
- 3 footswitchable channels
- 2 JSX 12" speakers
- 4 - EL34 tubes and 4 - 12AX7 tubes
- Power amp switchable to use 6L6GCs
- Clean channel: volume, bass mid, treble
- Crunch channel: gain and volume, bass, mid, treble EQ and FAT switch
- Ultra channel: gain and volume, bass, mid, treble EQ and FAT switch
- Noise gate control for both distortion channels
- Master volume
- Master reverb
- Footswitchable effects loop
- Resonance and presence controls
- Line out with level control
- Footswitch included
Peavey JSX 212 Joe Satriani Combo Amp Specifications:
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Peavey got it RIGHT
I'd recommend this amp to any gigging guitar players, or just anyone in a rock/metal band. The 3 channels allow for some versitle playing, but I mostly use it for that 'balls to the wall' sound. The crunch channel sounds better than most of the marshalls. Marshalls can be very dry, so if you're like me and like a wet sound, this amp will work out well for you. If you're playing uses a lot of clean tones, you may want to pick up that EQ pedal for some balance.
Reviewed by Xplorer on 8/27/2007 who plays Metal.
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what a monster!!!!!!!!!
I know most people look at these reviews b4 buying an amp...at least I always have. This bad-boy is simply stunning. I can validly say that I have purchased and taken home every 212 combo amp that guitar center sells. I have to admit that this is the best sounding amp on the market as far as tube amps are concerned. Yes folks, that's right I have got the balls to compare this to a Mesa Boogie 212 Roadster. Now, don't get me wrong I thoroughly enjoyed the boogie, but not for over $1100 more...no freakin' way!!!!
Major point though...buy an EQ pedal. This will simply bring the amp to life. I purchased the boss GE-7...works so beautifully:):):):):):):)
Reviewed by Sixtheory on 8/20/2007 who plays Rock-Blues/Metal.
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Peavy sucks? I THINK NOT!!!
Most people look at a Peavey, and say. "oh, its just a Peavey". Not the case with the JSX series! This amp has everything you will ever want in an amp! You can dial in almost any tone you want! I play in a Metal/Alternitive band, and also I play at bars in a cover band. This amp can sound like any amp that a band uses. Anywhere from Full Bodied Chord sounds to Bone Crushing Metal Distortion! This is the amp for any serious active musician - Touring Megastar!
Reviewed by Gear Reviewer on 11/7/2006 who plays Prog Rock, Metal, Alternitive, Power Metal.
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A combo to write home about
Been playing for over 20 yrs. I play in coverband, recording sessions, own label ,etc . I never thought I would say these words but Peavey does ROCK! This amp had everything I was looking for and more. You see my situation is that my band is starting to play some 'tight' gigs, meaning they are a lil smaller than the normal large scale venues we normally play. I needed another rig to bring to these shows instead of bringing my microwave-sized rack and 2 12" cabs. I researched and playing ALOT of amps, this amp won. The tones are fantastic, normally I use BBE to boost, and believe it or not it looks like I don't even need it. I was using a Marshall VM265 thru Pod XT live but the sound was very thin. Now, I just use the Pod as an effects processor instead running thru EL. For anyone looking for a BIG sound in an amp, NOT thin, try this amp out. I HIGHLY recommend it.
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Reviewed by 7thfret on 4/23/2007 who plays Rock, Blues,Metal.
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My New Favorite Amp
The Peavey JSX combo is by far one of the best sounding amps ever made. Every time i go into guitar center i have to play on this! I've done stuff from the acoustic-like intro to "Cemetary Gates" and "Happy!?" to stuff like "Disasterpieces" and "Death Blooms" without this amp ever making a bad sound. And that's with stock pickups on an Ibanez(i'm an ibanez fan)! The reason i marked it down for value was the price. If you're a gigging musician and are checking out this amp, get the head version. It's cheaper and sounds the same. Otherwise this amp is flawless! Buy one if it's in your budget!
Reviewed by Ibby_Fan on 3/6/2007 who plays Metal.
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