Peavey: Hold My Beer

[MirrorProfiles]

Nice to see Peavey on the beat with what people want. In theory these could be pretty cool if they actually promise what they're supposed to.

 

[JiveTurkey]

VTM

 

[holoholo]

The Peavey aesthetic in a pedal actually looks cool.

 

[Sleezy E]

Love that they used the old pointy knobs

 

[holoholo]

Wish they slapped a cab sim on that bandit pedal.

 

[MirrorProfiles]

The Peavey aesthetic in a pedal actually looks cool.

they’ve absolutely nailed the vibe. I actually love that they lean into the peavey fvcktone thing rather than pretending they’re something they’re not.

An actual valve based VTM preamp pedal would be the absolute tits

 

[MirrorProfiles]

 

[norminal]

Like I said:

NAMM 2025: The Boomer Edition

 

[holoholo]

I would buy that hat. Fak Toan

 

[la szum]

Peavey: We Troll Our Own LegacyTM

 

[norminal]

I would buy that hat. Fak Toan

I need that t-shirt!

 

[Jarick]

I can practically hear the pots scratching with those knob designs!

I can't believe they made a Bandit pedal lololol

 

[gonzoknife]

Honestly far more interested in these than yet another MIAB pedal

 

[MirrorProfiles]

Honestly far more interested in these than yet another MIAB pedal

same. At least a bandit or decade is supposed to sound like garbage.

 

[JasonE]

I can practically hear the pots scratching with those knob designs!

I can't believe they made a Bandit pedal lololol

The bandit was a hugely popular amp on the Country genera for a really long time. The amps I had were a take off of the Bandit but were 2x12 amps with their Trans Tube circuitry. They had a ton of options on them. The store that sold me the first one told me to not gig with it for a while. They said take it home and really try out all of the options on it and get to know it before playing live with it. That was very good advice. The amp honestly didn't sound bad, especially for a solid state amp.

 

[Jarick]

Man this is gonna make it tough for Kemper and NDSP users...now when we go looking for Bandit captures, we won't be able to tell if it's the amp or the pedal!

 

[Jarick]

The bandit was a hugely popular amp on the Country genera for a really long time. The amps I had were a take off of the Bandit but were 2x12 amps with their Trans Tube circuitry. They had a ton of options on them. The store that sold me the first one told me to not gig with it for a while. They said take it home and really try out all of the options on it and get to know it before playing live with it. That was very good advice. The amp honestly didn't sound bad, especially for a solid state amp.

Oh I totally get that. My first loud amp was a solid state Peavey and we gigged Trans Tube stuff no problems. Bandits were great because they sounded decent, were reliable with heavy use, and were super affordable.

I'm just wondering, what on Earth is someone going to run a Bandit pedal through? And why would you want that particular sound over any number of other amps?

 

[holoholo]

Oh I totally get that. My first loud amp was a solid state Peavey and we gigged Trans Tube stuff no problems. Bandits were great because they sounded decent, were reliable with heavy use, and were super affordable.

I'm just wondering, what on Earth is someone going to run a Bandit pedal through? And why would you want that particular sound over any number of other amps?

Fart and Miku pedals sell. You can sell guitarists anything.

 

[gonzoknife]

I'm going to save my money until a Crate line of pedals is released

 

[Stone]

NAMM 2025