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Peavey Mini Max Head Thread

400 watts, 5 pounds, built in tuner.

And most important, CHICKEN HEAD knobs. :bassist:

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I'm looking forward to it. Anyone else? :hyper:
 
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400 watts, 5 pounds, built in tuner.

And most important, CHICKEN HEAD knobs. :bassist:

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I'm looking forward to it. Anyone else? :hyper:

Can't wait. I have the Max112II combo and love it. I am getting a second one for a "poor mans, budget" 400w 2x12 setup. This should do me until these get on the market. Glad peavey took the max combo head and ramped it up watts wise. I checked out the other discussions about Fender and the possible demise of Genz Benz & the GB users are not happy so hopefully with this and the MiniMega peavey will be well represented in the near future
 
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I think one of the other threads said street price on this would be $399. Not bad, but I think I would spend the extra $100 to get the MiniMega 1000. No chicken head knobs on that one, though... ;)
 
Anyone know the frequencies for the mid shift? It's switchable between two points, right?

Default is 600Hz (modern). Mid-shift switch pushed in, 250Hz (vintage).

This thing has an effects loop, right? Will I be able to use that to bypass the preamp? Will we also be able to totally bypass that whole pschoacoustic bass thing?

Yes, yes, and yes.

I think one of the other threads said street price on this would be $399.

Street is $299.
 
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Some of you may have seen my thread on the Peavy Max combo amps. After seeing this amp, it makes the decision that much harder. My first choice was a separate head and cab. Not sure how much the cabs will be priced at but with the amp being $299 it definitely remains in my budget. Can't wait until these come out. If only it didn't have those darn chicken feet knobs. :D