Bandit guitar

Entire guitar set up. Palmer Les Paul guitar, 100W Peavey Bandit transtube amp. Zoom guitar pedal, aux chords R6000 non neg. Contact Steven 0628038290

At the 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 thought the TransTube Bandit was the real tube amp. But How? 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 damping factor and the corresponding speaker response. It's about power amp compression. How the amp breaks up when driven hard, harmonic structure and 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 attempt 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. Set up a comparison at your Peavey dealer and discover the TransTube difference for yourself. No marketing hype needed. You won't believe your ears! Features: 100 Watts (rms) into 4 Ohms (w/external speaker) 12" Blue Marvel® speaker High and Low Gain inputs TransTube tube emulation circuitry Footswitchable Clean and Lead channels 3 band passive EQ on each channel 3 position EQ/Gain Voicing switch on each channel Reverb with level control Footswitchable Boost with level control ¼" stereo Speaker Simulated Direct Out jack with level control Footswitch optional 80 Watts (rms) into 8 Ohms Weight Unpacked: lb( kg) Weight Packed: lb( kg) Width Packed: cm) Height Packed: cm) Depth Packed: cm) 1 year limited guarantee For more info on this product please click here

Overview 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 thought the TransTube Bandit was the real tube amp. But How? 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 damping factor and the corresponding speaker response. It's about power amp compression. How the amp breaks up when driven hard, harmonic structure and 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 attempt 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. Set up a comparison at your Peavey dealer and discover the TransTube difference for yourself. No marketing hype needed. You won't believe your ears! Features 100 Watts (rms) into 4 Ohms (w/external speaker) 12" Blue Marvel® speaker High and Low Gain inputs TransTube tube emulation circuitry Footswitchable Clean and Lead channels 3 band passive EQ on each channel 3 position EQ/Gain Voicing switch on each channel Reverb with level control Footswitchable Boost with level control ¼" stereo Speaker Simulated Direct Out jack with level control Footswitch optional 80 Watts (rms) into 8 Ohms Weight Unpacked: 40.00 lb(18.144 kg) Weight Packed: 48.00 lb(21.772 kg) Width Packed: 15.75"(40.005 cm) Height Packed: 28.37"(72.0598 cm) Depth Packed: 23.87"(60.6298 cm) Please confirm stock availability before purchasing

Peavey Bandit 112 80w Sheffield transtube solid state guitar amp with foot switch and aux cable R3000 0628038290

The legendary Peavey Bandit 80watt Amp. Made in USA. This amp is in excellent condition. You won't find many of these for sale. Also prepared to consider an exchange for a Marshall AS100D Acoustic Amp or a Roland Chorus 90watt. 250 Backtracks with lyrics and chords. Suitable for pub / restaurant gigs. My w'app 0824405527.

At the 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 thought the TransTube Bandit was the real tube amp. But How? 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 damping factor and the corresponding speaker response. It's about power amp compression. How the amp breaks up when driven hard, harmonic structure and 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 attempt 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. Set up a comparison at your Peavey dealer and discover the TransTube difference for yourself. No marketing hype needed. You won't believe your ears! Features: 10" Blue Marvel® speaker High and Low Gain inputs TransTube tube emulation circuitry Footswichable Clean and Lead channels 3 band passive EQ on each channel 3 position EQ/Gain Voicing switch on each channel Reverb with level control Footswitchable Boost with level control ¼" stereo Speaker Simulated Direct Out jack Headphone jack Footswitch optional 40 Watts (rms) Weight Unpacked: lb( kg) Weight Packed: lb( kg) Width Packed: cm) Height Packed: cm) Depth Packed: cm) 1 year limited guarantee For more info on this product please click here

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 thought the TransTube Bandit was the real tube amp. But How? In devising the TransTube Circuitry, our engineers studied every aspect of how a tube amp works. We learned that recreating tube tone isnt merely a question of gain structure. Its about the entire component chain and how each one interacts with the others. Its about damping factor and the corresponding speaker response. Its about power amp compression. How the amp breaks up when driven hard, harmonic structure and non-linear gain stages. Its about cabinet size, bracing, wood and thickness. But most importantly, its about what its not. Those other manufacturers half-hearted attempt 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 86d the rest. Its a deceptively simple concept, but it took three U.S. Patents to map the entire process for the history books. Set up a comparison at your Peavey dealer and discover the TransTube difference for yourself. No marketing hype needed. You wont believe your ears! - 100 Watts (rms) into 4 Ohms (w/external speaker) - 12" Blue Marvel® speaker - High and Low Gain inputs - TransTube tube emulation circuitry - Footswitchable Clean and Lead channels - 3 band passive EQ on each channel - 3 position EQ/Gain Voicing switch on each channel - Reverb with level control - Footswitchable Boost with level control - ¼" stereo Speaker Simulated Direct Out jack with level control - Footswitch optional - 80 Watts (rms) into 8 Ohms

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 thought the TransTube Bandit was the real tube amp. But How? In devising the TransTube Circuitry, our engineers studied every aspect of how a tube amp works. We learned that recreating tube tone isnt merely a question of gain structure. Its about the entire component chain and how each one interacts with the others. Its about damping factor and the corresponding speaker response. Its about power amp compression. How the amp breaks up when driven hard, harmonic structure and non-linear gain stages. Its about cabinet size, bracing, wood and thickness. But most importantly, its about what its not. Those other manufacturers half-hearted attempt 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 86d the rest. Its a deceptively simple concept, but it took three U.S. Patents to map the entire process for the history books. Set up a comparison at your Peavey dealer and discover the TransTube difference for yourself. No marketing hype needed. You wont believe your ears! - 10" Blue Marvel speaker - High and Low Gain inputs - TransTube tube emulation circuitry - Footswichable Clean and Lead channels - 3 band passive EQ on each channel - 3 position EQ/Gain Voicing switch on each channel - Reverb with level control - Footswitchable Boost with level control - ¼" stereo Speaker Simulated Direct Out jack - Headphone jack - Footswitch optional - 40 Watts (rms)

Overview 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 thought the TransTube Bandit was the real tube amp. But How? 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 damping factor and the corresponding speaker response. It's about power amp compression. How the amp breaks up when driven hard, harmonic structure and 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 attempt 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. Set up a comparison at your Peavey dealer and discover the TransTube difference for yourself. No marketing hype needed. You won't believe your ears! Features 10" Blue Marvel® speaker High and Low Gain inputs TransTube tube emulation circuitry Footswichable Clean and Lead channels 3 band passive EQ on each channel 3 position EQ/Gain Voicing switch on each channel Reverb with level control Footswitchable Boost with level control ¼" stereo Speaker Simulated Direct Out jack Headphone jack Footswitch optional 40 Watts (rms) Weight Unpacked: 24.00 lb(10.886 kg) Weight Packed: 29.00 lb(13.154 kg) Width Packed: 12.87"(32.6898 cm) Height Packed: 24.25"(61.595 cm) Depth Packed: 18.87"(47.9298 cm) Please confirm stock availability before purchasing We are an authorized dealer of the best sound, dj equipment, studio equipment and lighting Free delivery anywhere in the country on orders over a R1000 Delivery 24-48 hours to all major cities 48-72 hours to outlying areas Warranty Type: Authorized Dealer 12 Months Warranty. All goods are subject to supplier discretion Replacement Guarantee: 30 Days: All goods are subject to supplier discretion Our Shop Shop F2 Second Level The Conservatory at Lakefield 106 Lakefield Avenue Lakefield Square Benoni Contact us at 110 - show phone - Tian - 718 - show phone - /Whatsapp Carlo - 844 - show phone - /Whatsapp Trading Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00am - 17:00pm Saturday 9:00am - 15:00pm If you can't find what you are looking for give us a call and we will gladly assist you

The Peavey TransTube Bandit II 112 1x12 100W Guitar Combo Amp delivers plenty of punch from 80W RMS run through a bold 12" Sheffield 1230 speaker. An external speaker jack on the Peavey TransTube Bandit II lets you connect to a bigger cab if necessary. 2 footswitchable channels with independent EQ; T-Dynamics, presence, and resonance controls for true tonal excellence; reverb; and a footswitchable effects loop provide great utility at any type of gig. Modern or vintage voicing on the clean channel and high-gain, modern, or vintage voicing on the lead channel add a huge amount of instant tonal variation. Peavey includes a footswitch with the TransTube Bandit combo amp. FEATURES 80W RMS into 8 ohms 100W RMS into 4 ohms 12" Sheffield 1230 speaker 2 footswitchable channels T-Dynamics and presence 3-band EQ on each channel Reverb Modern/vintage voicing switch on clean channel External speaker jack Footswitchable effects loop High gain/modern/vintage voicing switch on lead channel Resonance switch