Peavey ValveKing 212 Combo Amp

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100W of pure Class A and AB thunder in one rockin' combo.

At the heart of the all-tube Peavey ValveKing 212 is a patent-pending, Class A/B Texture control that allows variable selection and combination of Class A and Class AB power structures. This gives you the ability to coax a wide range of tones out of the ValveKing 212. It features 12AX7 preamp and 6L6GC power amp tubes; specially voiced 12" ValveKing speakers; 2 footswitchable channels with independent 3-band EQ and volume; footswitchable boost on the lead channel; global resonance, presence, and reverb controls; a buffered effects loop; and dual speaker jacks in parallel.

Peavey ValveKing 212 Combo Amp Features:

  • 100W all-tube power
  • Texture variable Class A/B simulation control
  • 2 footswitchable channels
  • EQ and volume for each channel
  • Footswitchable gain/volume boost on lead channel
  • 2 - 12" ValveKing speakers
  • Reverb with level control
  • Buffered effects loop
  • Resonance and presence controls
  • Dual speaker jacks in parallel
  • 4 - 6L6GC power amp tubes
  • 3 - 12AX7 preamp tubes
  • 4, 8, or 16 ohms
  • 26-1/2"W x 20-3/5"H x 11-1/10"D
  • 68-1/2 lbs.

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AWESOME AMP!

This amp is totally amazing. I have owned it for about a moonth now and i have not had a problem yet.The tone is great. A great feature is a "boost" button, this is for the drive channel and gives you extra gain. There is also a button for the clean channel that makes the tone very bright and it sounds awesome.Overall this amp is extremely versatile and can play almost any genre of music. Get this amp! it is totaly amazing for the price that you pay.

Reviewed by StratGuy221 on 3/15/2007 who plays classic rock, metal, and rock.

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Going for tone without going broke

Warning: My playing style is jazzified cross-over country-western with latin/Brazilian undertones and rhythms, but HEAVY on jazz sound. That being said, I had been looking for a moderate-wattage amp for about a month. As I was about to purchase the Randall's RG100G3--with that MOSFET technology--I plugged into a Peavey 212 100w Valveking. Stop the presses! To be sure I was sane, I went over to the ol' Fender combos and found that I had been presented with the amp I was searching for. If you're moving toward or currently playing jazz at larger venues, and you're searching for a decent amp without blowing your entire tax refund, you should give this amp serious consideration. I've owned it for two months now--wasn't going to halo-effect this amp by gushing the same day I bought it--and am so pleased. Imagine my surprise when the price tag was mis-marked to the tune of $75 cheaper. So, I could spend about a manhour's worth more money than the innovative Randall and get a fully-tubed (3 pre-amp, 4 power tubes), sweet-sounding Peavey.

Reviewed by Tone without compromise and without a lotta bucks on 6/21/2007 who plays Jazz-fusion cross-over C&W, some rock.

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best 100w amp for the money!!

great clean channel. i get any sound from blues to heavy heavy metal. the guy that didn't like the distortion channel only played the 1x12 or he didn't adjust on the settings enough while on the dirty channel. this is the best 100 w all tubed amp for the money. i have been plaing for 27 years and found no other amp to compare!1

Reviewed by on 11/24/2006 who plays blues, classic rock, southern rock.

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peavey does it again

this is the first tube amp i've ever owned. i have played a bunch. i compared this amp with all the other 2x12 combos out there currently on the market. this one blows them all away. there are no cheesey built in digital effects. there is just pure tube power. i have played peaveys since i can remember and this one is the absolute king of them all. there are so many tones you can get out of this thing it constantly amazes me. nothing compare to this thing the one draw back if there is any is the foot switch.....i had to special order it and its still not in....not a big deal though. well worth your money if you are looking for something that can produce 100w of pure tube power pused through 2 12" speakers your teeth will rattle at 3.....good job peavey

Reviewed by thedimlights on 5/29/2007 who plays rock.

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Great Tone - Great Value

There are a lot of great tube amps out on the market and you can spend a huge amount of money. If you are looking for outstanding tone, flexibility in your tonal range, and not looking to break the bank then the Valveking is the one to go with. I tested a handful of tube amps and in the end chose the 212 Peavey Valveking as it delivered the goods. Does it have amazing tone - Yes!!!! One thing that I was looking to avoid was just buying an amp that is just loud. Now, this amp will wake up your neighbors that live around the block but at high volume the tone is great so they will be happy and not annoyed at the early wake up call. At low volumes its awesome too. With a master and gain you can keep the rich tube tone hot at a low volume so you can jam out anytime of day. Bottom line - you have to try it to know if its the right tone for you. This class A/B combo is a steal for the money.

Reviewed by Bluedot on 5/21/2007 who plays Rock.

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