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Re: PEAVEY
Dittos on Peaveys' reliability. In the last few weeks, I switched to bass
(on
an ADG tapper) in our group and my bass amp blew up. I had a Peavey amp
that
has to be 16 or 17 years old in the basement, pulled it out and it worked
great
at a gig last night. Now if I can find a brace for my back I'll be fine.
Mike Killian
"Rick Walker/Loop.pooL" wrote:
> Dear Rik, I'm so glad someone had the chutzpah to say good things about
> Peavey equipment.
>
> Another thing that radicalized the industry was that Peavey put excellent
> reliable equipment into the hands of
> a lot of people who could not afford most other more expensive gear.
>They
> were a great populist company!.
>
> Early on, their KB300 was the ONLY affordable drum synth/synth amp on the
> market for a struggling
> young professional musician like myself. As a drummer/percussionist, I
> would have never gotten deeply
> into sampling and triggering and processing so early on without this
>piece
> of gear.
> No, I don't own it anymore (those powered Mackies have me spoiled) but I
> smile everytime I see one on stage or
> for sale.
>
> kudos to Hartley Peavey and his company and kudos to you for saying what
>you
> did.
>
> yours, Rick Walker (loop.pool)
>
> Rik Elswit wrote:
> "This IS reflexive Peavey bashing. They excellent equipment.
> Period......."