25-04-2015, 01:08
ToniSteele Wrote:My personal choice for the best guitar practice amp would have been the Peavey Vypyr 15. In fact, that's the amp I use for practice. But the old Vypyrs were discontinued by Peavey a little while ago, to make room for something new. My Vypyr 15 is an awesomein music mixing service with little amp, but Peavey decided to make it even more awesomer with the new VIP 1.
Everything is controlled by Peaveyâs WYSIWYG (What You See is What You Get) interface, which basically mean you turn the knobs where you want them and the amp responds. There are no digital processors to figure out, no funky buttons to decipher and no bizarre names for the different presets. You simply turn the knobs where you want them, and you play.
Good Luck
My old practice amp was a Peavy, I don't remember what model it was, but it was okay. Had no effects built in except OD, not even reverb. Problem I had with it was it seemed to need to be cranked up pretty loud before it really started sounding good. Plus the OD in it was pretty much all or nothing as well. The gain scale kind of went 1.2.3.4.5.6.10 <G>
I will look at some reviews on amazon, that is a good idea.