Unique Morphing control allows blending between various distortion characteristicsĢ4-bit stereo multi-effects processor with ultra-high, 24-bit resolution A/D and D/A convertersģ1 original VIRTUALIZER/MODULIZER presets with world-class effects such as Reverb, Delay, Phaser, Chorus, Flanger, Pitch Shifter, Speaker Simulator, Rotary Speaker, Magic Drive, Compressor, Expander, Wah, Tube Emulator and various effect combinationsĩ9 outstanding and easy-to-edit user presets Overdrive channel offers a broad range, from modern crunch to high-gain sounds Powerful 2 x 60-Watt guitar workstation with authentic Virtube tube emulationĢ original heavy-duty, 100-Watt, 12" Shark® guitar speakersĢ independent channels with separate Volume controls, EQ and effects sectionĬlean channel delivers clean and slightly distorted tube sounds Ultra-Flexible 2 x 60-Watt Guitar Workstation with Digital Multi-Effects Processor Or email through CL interested in more guitars, amps,electronics, ect I just don't use it much as I have too many amps and just need to get some cash together aside from that i would just keep it. Two jensen 12" speakers are in great shape. Otherwise the Peavey Classic range are all really nice amps.BEHRINGER ULTRATWIN GX212 with 2 ch foot pedal In great shape has one small tear on the speaker cover. Makes them a pain in the arse to work on if something does go wrong. I never had any problems with mine, but the techs I've spoken to say that the board layout in these things is a screaming bitch. And you can't hear it when you're at playing vol. I believe this is a 50 Watt version with 4x10s, so that would have an integral fan. It will therefore run hot and chew through the valves in one to two years. I never much cared for the clean channel, though. The dirty channel of the Peavey Classic range is really good, in my opinion. This has more features than the Bassman, like reverb and channel switching. The Peavey Classic 4x10 is also a winner.
A common mod for Blackface Fenders is to change one preamp to a Marshall, so you have Fender and Marshall in one amp. The two channels are very differently voiced, so you'd have a fair bit of variation there. I should sound ball-tearingly good when turned up, and sparkly clean at lower vol. The lack of frills means there's less junk in there to suck the tone and make noise. And it's powered by a pair of 6L6GCs.It's a classic Fender combo, with a simple meat and potatoes circuit.
It's two channels with independent preamps (like the blackface amps).
It's a 4x10 combo, CTS ceramic speakers (good). Here's the link to the Fender Amp Field Guide:
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