Peavey Backstage Guitar Combo Amp

The Peavey Backstage Compact Guitar Combo Amplifier is a remarkable piece of gear. It mimics the rich sound, high output, warm tones, and 'push back' characteristic of tube amplifiers. With high and low EQ controls, you can precisely tune the sound to your liking. The 6 - inch heavy - duty custom - designed speaker delivers clear and powerful audio. The switchable TransTube overdrive allows you to easily switch between different distortion levels, from clean to heavy crunch. There's an Aux input so you can jam along to your favorite tunes, and a headphone input for quiet practice. Guitar Player reviewer Barry Cleveland in his March 2004 hands - on review was highly impressed, saying it's one of the best - sounding mini amps he's ever heard. It offers a great variety of tube - like tones and excellent dynamic response at an affordable price. The secret lies in Peavey's exclusive TransTube technology. It emulates the tube sound without the issues and costs associated with unpredictable tubes. The TransTube preamp with 2 switchable channels can adjust the gain level for different drive amounts. It has volume and overdrive controls, a 2 - band EQ, and runs at 10 watts (rms). Technical specs show it weighs 9.70 lb unpacked (4.399 kg) and 11.50 lb packed (5.216 kg), with packed dimensions of 9.12' width (23.1648 cm), 14.12' height (35.8648 cm), and 14' depth (35.56 cm).

Using your Peavey Backstage Compact Guitar Combo Amplifier is easy. First, connect your guitar to the amplifier using a guitar cable. If you want to play along with your favorite music, plug your music - playing device into the Aux input. For quiet practice, connect your headphones to the headphone jack. Adjust the volume, overdrive, and EQ controls to get the sound you like. The two switchable channels on the TransTube preamp give you different sound options. When it comes to maintenance, keep the amplifier in a dry and clean place. Don't expose it to extreme temperatures or humidity. Wipe it down gently with a soft cloth every now and then. If you're not using it for a long time, unplug it from the power source. And always handle it carefully to avoid any physical damage. Enjoy making great music with your amplifier!