Peavey BANDIT 112 80-Watt Guitar 1x12" Combo Amplifier
Peavey BANDIT 112, 80-Watt Guitar 1x12" Combo Amplifier
The Peavey BANDIT 112 is an 80-Watt Guitar Combo Amplifier. At the 1995 NAMM show, thousands of players, media, and dealers crammed into a small demo room inside the Peavey exhibit, one after another, where our engineers set up a blind A/B comparison between their new invention and a real tube amp. No one could tell the difference between the two. Some "golden ears" even though the TransTube Bandit was the real tube amp. In devising the TransTube Circuitry, our engineers studied every aspect of how a tube amp works.
We learned that recreating tube tone isn't merely a question of gain structure. It's about the entire component chain and how each one interacts with the others. It's about the damping factor and the corresponding speaker response. It's about power amp compression. How the amp breaks up when driven hard, the harmonic structure, and the non-linear gain stages. It's about cabinet size, bracing, wood, and thickness. But most importantly, it's about what it's not. Those other manufacturers' half-hearted attempts at tube emulation failed because they focused on the wrong elements. So, we concentrated on emulating the tone characteristics we all recognize and love about tubes and 86'd the rest. It's a deceptively simple concept, but it took three U.S. Patents to map the entire process for the history books.
General Razipour:
- 100 Watts (rms) into 4 Ohms (w/external speaker)
- High and Low Gain inputs
- TransTube tube emulation circuitry
- Footswitchable Clean and Lead channels
- Product Weight: 40.00 lbs
- Box Dimensions (L x W x H): 23.87 x 15.75 x 28.37 inches
- Box Weight: 48.00 lbs
Warning:
This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to P65Warnings.ca.
Peavey BANDIT 112, 80-Watt Guitar 1x12" Combo Amplifier
The Peavey BANDIT 112 is an 80-Watt Guitar Combo Amplifier. At the 1995 NAMM show, thousands of players, media, and dealers crammed into a small demo room inside the Peavey exhibit, one after another, where our engineers set up a blind A/B comparison between their new invention and a real tube amp. No one could tell the difference between the two. Some "golden ears" even though the TransTube Bandit was the real tube amp. In devising the TransTube Circuitry, our engineers studied every aspect of how a tube amp works.
We learned that recreating tube tone isn't merely a question of gain structure. It's about the entire component chain and how each one interacts with the others. It's about the damping factor and the corresponding speaker response. It's about power amp compression. How the amp breaks up when driven hard, the harmonic structure, and the non-linear gain stages. It's about cabinet size, bracing, wood, and thickness. But most importantly, it's about what it's not. Those other manufacturers' half-hearted attempts at tube emulation failed because they focused on the wrong elements. So, we concentrated on emulating the tone characteristics we all recognize and love about tubes and 86'd the rest. It's a deceptively simple concept, but it took three U.S. Patents to map the entire process for the history books.
General Razipour:
- 100 Watts (rms) into 4 Ohms (w/external speaker)
- High and Low Gain inputs
- TransTube tube emulation circuitry
- Footswitchable Clean and Lead channels
- Product Weight: 40.00 lbs
- Box Dimensions (L x W x H): 23.87 x 15.75 x 28.37 inches
- Box Weight: 48.00 lbs
Warning:
This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to P65Warnings.ca.
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Peavey BANDIT 112, 80-Watt Guitar 1x12" Combo Amplifier
The Peavey BANDIT 112 is an 80-Watt Guitar Combo Amplifier. At the 1995 NAMM show, thousands of players, media, and dealers crammed into a small demo room inside the Peavey exhibit, one after another, where our engineers set up a blind A/B comparison between their new invention and a real tube amp. No one could tell the difference between the two. Some "golden ears" even though the TransTube Bandit was the real tube amp. In devising the TransTube Circuitry, our engineers studied every aspect of how a tube amp works.
We learned that recreating tube tone isn't merely a question of gain structure. It's about the entire component chain and how each one interacts with the others. It's about the damping factor and the corresponding speaker response. It's about power amp compression. How the amp breaks up when driven hard, the harmonic structure, and the non-linear gain stages. It's about cabinet size, bracing, wood, and thickness. But most importantly, it's about what it's not. Those other manufacturers' half-hearted attempts at tube emulation failed because they focused on the wrong elements. So, we concentrated on emulating the tone characteristics we all recognize and love about tubes and 86'd the rest. It's a deceptively simple concept, but it took three U.S. Patents to map the entire process for the history books.
General Razipour:
- 100 Watts (rms) into 4 Ohms (w/external speaker)
- High and Low Gain inputs
- TransTube tube emulation circuitry
- Footswitchable Clean and Lead channels
- Product Weight: 40.00 lbs
- Box Dimensions (L x W x H): 23.87 x 15.75 x 28.37 inches
- Box Weight: 48.00 lbs
Warning:
This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to P65Warnings.ca.
