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Ken Fox


From:
Nashville GA USA
Post  Posted 2 Apr 2021 11:09 am    
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For Peavey my favorite is still a LA400 with 12” stock Black Widow and my full mods on it
Great little amp
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Philip Mitrakos


From:
The Beach South East Florida
Post  Posted 2 Apr 2021 4:34 pm    
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The boss Katana 100 watt
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Jeff Neal

 

From:
Johnson City Tennessee, USA
Post  Posted 2 Apr 2021 9:52 pm     Steel amp
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I’ve had a Nashville 400 that was incredible but way to heavy. A Nashville 112 USA MADE, A fender Tone Master 212 and a Boss Katana. Sold the the Fender after about 2 months. The PEAVY 112 is the way to go. I use the Katana as my my home amp but the Nashville 112 will work for any gig and sounds awesome completely stock. I don’t use delay just reverb from the amp. Check out Tommy Whites settings and you will find the 112 is all you need. MullenRP, Emmons Lagrange 11, and Sho Bud LDG.
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Larry Behm


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Mt Angel, Or 97362
Post  Posted 3 Apr 2021 6:28 pm    
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I have a N400 or two for $300-$350, I live in Portland area. 971-219-8533.
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