Aside from the Peavey models, what other name brand guitar amp models does the viper 2 have. for example Bogner, engl....ect
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well to be onest I do't really like this Peavy amp the reason is that every time you ampluge it and pluge it back on you have to reset it and to me does't work and I will like to return it .
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and the bad thing about is that I have to stick with it, I try to return it but I got to bussy and I did't return it on time that baby still on the box.
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I'm really happy with how the Crown drives my Ohm F's for home theatre. The Crown has lots of input choices, such as RCA jacks. I know what the distortion specs are on the Crown but I couldn't find distortion specs for the Behringer; I suggest you look into that. I know the Crown has been super-good for me, but I will make the disclaimer that you should do more research before buying.
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I had the NAD D3020 replaced via warranty. Sold the replacement unit eBay. And I purchased a Peachtree Decco 65. What an amazing amp! Beautiful to look at, and even more beautiful to listen to!
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Don't get that amp bro..I had it on 2 12 sundowns and it got hot after about 10 mins and it's WAY over rated. save Ur money and get a name brand amp
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I don't know but I would not purchase from Magic Sound without doing research about installation costs first. Many places charge less of you buy from them as well as have it installed. If this product isnt installed by a Viper technician the warranty is void.
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Sorry not familiar with the pedal. I've always used some type of modeling amp and have never needed a pedal for the type of music I play.
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yup, i got the 2x version on a 4000watt demon series pa amp. 1 15 rocks better than all of my friends multiples of subs, his setup was 2 12in alpine type r's not sure on the amp but it blows almost all competitionn out of the water. bought it over a year ago still bumps like the first day i got it. loud, reliable, and looks nice too
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I'd get the Mustang II because it can be used where the Mustang I can't-for example, I use the Mustang II in a church with 250 people in the congregation and have oodles of power to spare-and it sounds great! If you get the Mustang I, especially for a person starting off, within a short while they'll need something more powerful to play with other band members, etc. If you are SURE you will never play anywhere except in your house, the Mustang I wouldn't be an unreasonable choice-not as good a tone nor power, but in a house, that's not a liability. Hope that was a help.Dave
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The Bandit 112 has had only minimal changes and updates since the early 2000's. The TransTube series (which this is a part of) dates back to 1995, so that is when the technology behind this amp was first used. Y2PLAY (and probably most other authorized Peavey Dealers) would have 'new stock' on the amps, which typically means that they have been manufactured in the last year or two, at most three. In other words, the actual amp you would buy would not be old.
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go to https://fuse.fender.com/mustangv2/presets/ and search for song or artist You will find plenty. Many are spot on some not so much. I just bought one after getting my son the Mustang I for Christmas and being wowed after using the Fuse software. Why buy an amp with one good tone when the Mustang can hold 24 good tones and they can be replaced or rearranged at will with software
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No effects loop on this one... However reverb or delay sounds just fine infront. it's not an "AMAZING" amp. but value for money, it's worth every penny in my mind. You get a true valve breaking in the comfort of your home or even a small gig (if you've got the suited cabinet for the event)Another thing I found (maybe you'll relate), is that you'll need to put a gate pedal on it, as it gets a bit dirty (of course depending on your used gear and all..)Hope this been helpful, Cheers and ROCK ON!
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I wouldn't know really. I think you should contact viper. And ask before making a purchase.
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We would have to agree with David! We've had great feedback on the Yamaha MG16XU! It offers similar effects, USB, and input capabilities as the Mackie ProFX16V2, for a lower price! The MG16XU is currently in stock separately and as a bundle package and ready to ship!
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George and John were both using Vox amps in that period. This is just my opinion, but I think the Super Champ x2 isn't that great. And the 10" speaker isn't enough to cut through in a band situation. This is just my opinion and you should by all means check this out for yourself, but I think the Fender Mustang is a better amp. The Mustang III has a ton of good models plus all effects, it will sound great in your practice room as well as with a full band. It has a 12" speaker so it has more depth and with Fender Fuse if you're handy with a computer you can download your own custom amp models. It's fairly light and is cheaper than the Super Champ. And you can find find a really good deal on a used one with a little effort. The Mustang II is a pretty good amp but the Mustang III is easier to use and at 100 watts it has plenty of power for rehearsal or gigs. I know the Mustang is not a tube amp but solid state has come a long way in the last few years. Good luck and happy picking!
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I really like my alpine PDX-V9. It'll also power at least one sub. One of the most advanced amps out there
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Passive, and they're *amazing*. Put them in an older PRS SE Custom 22 (just like a McCarty) with a .022uf ornage drop and TKS pots (anf all new hardware) and suddenly it's a $2K guitar.
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I'm wondering the same thing in regard to the "bass trainer", MP-BT1. I play guitar and bass and would like to get one that will sound good with both.