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jaredc
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Post subject: Peavey Studio Pro 112
 Posted: May 30, 2004 - 06:07 PM
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Joined: Mar 25, 2004
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Location: VA
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Oh yeah! This amp is bad news 
I just got this amp not too long, and I haven't been on the site, because...didn't I just say it? I GOT A NEW AMP!
It's a great amp. It has 2 channels, 3 equalization adjusters for the two different types of gain.
There's Lead and Clean. What you can do on Clean is adjust the Volume (0 - 10 ( 7 could fill a gym  )) There's a switch for Modern or Vintage sound. Then there's the equalization controls for clean. Low-Mid-High.
The Lead is a bit different. It's first control is a PreGain knob (0-10 (It has been on 10 since I have owned it ) Then there is the Modern/Vintage switch, only there is a middle setting that is not printed on the amp. If you turn the PreGain up, and on this setting, it gives you a good Metal setting!
Then of course there is the Low-Mid-High equalization controls. No volume control? Nope. PostGain, baby  I haven't turned it past 5, yet. (0-10) I can't handle it! It's too loud! This amp is the coolest!
Off to the right of the amp is the Reverb control (SWEET!!) and TransTube(R) and the on/off switch.
This amp is a tube amp, 150 watts and 34.1 lbs. (about 3 heavy guitars for those guys in England )
On the back is a remote switch input (for a footswitch to change from Lead to Clean). Then there are the Return and Send inputs for an effects loop through a preamp.
The last thing on the amp is an external speaker input that hooks to the amp to a PA system. ( If you do this, you turn off the 12" internal speaker)
Yeah, that's about all I got on the amp. I definetly will post some audio clips(or links to) that sample the different sounds that are acheivable with the Peavey Studio Pro 112.
Later
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Glymbol
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Post subject: Re: Peavey Studio Pro 112
Posted: Jun 21, 2006 - 05:30 AM
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Joined: Jun 21, 2006
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jaredc wrote:
This amp is a tube amp
No it isn't. Just solid state with tube emulating circuitry. |
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archangel_803
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Post subject: RE: Re: Peavey Studio Pro 112
Posted: Jul 03, 2006 - 01:35 PM
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Joined: Dec 20, 2004
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Location: el paso, tx
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| that amp a piece of shit! and it is not a tube amp! i had it, trust me it sucks ass. |
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