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Peavey Vypyr VIP 2 Guitar Modeling Amp

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Arrives Feb 16 – Feb 19
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Size: 40 watts


Features

  • 40 Watts
  • One 12 Custom voiced modeling speaker
  • Patented TransTube technology
  • Acoustically ported semi-closed back
  • 10 instrument models including Acoustic guitar simulators, 12 String guitar model, Sitar model, 7 String model, Baritone Model, Resonator model, Electric Violin, Bass guitar models

Description

Peavey 40W GUITAR AMP, Tap Tempo.

Brand: Peavey


Color: Black


Compatible Devices: Guitar


Output Wattage: 120


Item Weight: 13.15 Pounds


Manufacturer: Peavey


Global Trade Identification Number: 81


UPC: 617353285222 014367621396 014367615081


Brand Name: Peavey


Model Name: 3608080


Power Source: Electric


Output Channel Quantity: 1


Amplifier Type: Hybrid


Connector Type: USB


Number of Bands: 2


Speaker Size: 12 Inches


Compatible Devices: Guitar


Output Wattage: 120


Item Weight: 13.15 Pounds


Color: Black


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    • Great amp!
Size: 100 watts
To be honest, I had only tried this amp once at a local Guitar Center and didn't get to spend very much time with it, nor did I really know how to work it. The presets I tried sounded pretty good, though. I actually thought about it for several months afterward and then I blew my bass amp (I play bass, too). Since you can run a bass through this amp without blowing it, it started to sound like a better and better idea. So really, I had more than one reason for buying this particular one. I liked the idea of the power sponge as well, for being able to get that more "saturated" sound at bedroom volumes in my apartment. That feature is certainly helpful. The main thing I like about it though are the sounds of the presets. They are pretty darn amazing and I've had other modeling amps and processors that don't come anywhere near it. Keep in mind that you have to take it out of demo mode before you start moving knobs or they will go right back to their default positions after you switch presets or turn the unit off. I do recommend, however, putting it right back in demo mode again once you're satisfied and have saved the preset. Reason being, so that you won't mess it up again by accidentally moving the wrong knob or something and not being able to get it back the way you liked it. It's easy enough to get it in and out of demo mode and if you really mess your presets up, you can always do a factory reset and get it right back the way it came. I got the unit about a month ago and just ordered the sanpera 2 footswitch for it, which I should be getting in a few days. Until then, can't say anything about the looper function, because you can't operate it without the footswitch. In all honesty though, it's the sound of the presets that I really like the most. My main guitar right now is an Epiphone G-400 Pro and the 6505 and 6534 models sound really great with it, beyond what I expected. Peavey really nailed it with the whole Trans Tube thing. I asked myself if I could have done just as well getting the VIP 2, since this is mostly for recording at home, but the power sponge and digital display were calling my name, lol. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2014 by mark092600
    • Electric Guitar and Bass in ONE AMP Delivers!
Size: 40 watts
DISCLAIMER - I am an amateur who learned basic guitar a few years back and am attempting to learn electric bass. BUT - I have years of sound mixing for film and video, so I think I have a pretty good ear. I have a custom David MacCubbin acoustic guitar that is on par with a high-end Martin. I've tested this amp with my Classic Vibe Squire Telecaster, Ibanez Artcore hollow body w/ dual hum buckers, and a Squire Jaguar Bass I just picked up. Before I purchased a new amp, I went out and tried a bunch of bass practice amp models in this VIP2 price range - and came to the conclusion that speaker size makes a HUGE difference in the low end resonance of the Bass. If you are going to practice electric bass - a 12" speaker seems key to feel what the instrument is doing, much more than electric guitars. For my electric guitar playing I've been thru several amps - from tube to solid state - and many effects pedals. I just downsized my setup with a Fender Mustang I 20-watt 1X8 for my practicing. I really like the amp emulation of the Mustang series, and for my purposes it was fine. Then after doing some research I found the Peavey Vyper VIP series that just came out and promised the ability to do both guitar and bass. After it arrived I ran all 3 of my guitars through the settings and all I can say is WOW - Peavy has a very nice amp on their hands for BOTH Electric and Bass guitars. For Bass playing I went with the #2 model with the 12" speaker, since I never found a decent dedicated bass practice amp with an 8" speaker - so the 1X8 model was not a option. The Vyper VIP 2 delivers BOTH Electric and Bass amplification that sound very good - for a great price. The controls intuitive. The various sounds for electric guitar are very good. AND it has 2 very nice Bass Amp settings. All the amp settings have a low-mid-high gain option. I know it's not fair to compare the amp to my mustang I - but I can't see going back to that little guy. And the Vyper VIP 2 is not that much bigger in size - but packs a better sound by far. The professional 1/4" headphone jack is a must if you intend to practice w/ headphones - 1/8" mini jacks on other amps including Fender's Mustangs are fair at best. As a hobbyist/student my benchmark form any instrument or amp is does the gear make me want to practice more, or get in the way of my motivation? The VIP 2 has energized my desire to learn basic bass (learning 12-bar blues to start), and I really like the various sounds I get from my other 2 electric guitars with the different amp emulation settings. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2013 by DRavideditor

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