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5150 - Peavey

Newest Review: ... sound indistinct and 'woolly'. It's an excellent feature and means you can dial in that 'chugg,chugga' ... more

... sound that your neighbours really love! The Prescence dial deals with the high end of the sound giving the sound clarity and bite. You really can't dial in a bad sound with this amp and the famed 'brown sound' is easily produced as are crunchy rhythms and searing solo sounds. With most other amps I've played through, a little reverb or delay is required to sweeten things up , but the 5150 sounds so good that one really can plug straight into it and sound good! This may be why a spring reverb was om...more

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5150 - Peavey: Incredible, Professional Tone at an Affordable Price (544 words)
by Anil Sahal - written on 02/03/01 (Very useful, 1897 readings)
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The Peavey 5150 head and 4X12" cabinet has been around for some time (there's even a 'updated' version hitting the streets soon). This is an all valve guitar amplifier designed by Edward Van Halen and Peavey about 10 years ago. It can be thought of as a cross between a Soldano SLO 100 and a Marshall. This ampifier is aimed directly at rock players. It certainly doesn't disappoint. The controls are all familiar with the possible exception of the 'resonance' control. This dial allows one to tune the resonant peak of the amp specifically for the type of cab and it's location etc. Basically it is a way of keeping the bass end of the ...

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