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Peavey MiniMega 1000

Just catching up on this thread, and suddenly my gas has taken a new twist - I NEED a pair of wingtip toe shoes!!!!

Need one of these to go with those!

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The Mega has had a full page advertisement in Bass Player magazine for the past few months. Still not available for purchase. I've lost a lot of interest waiting for the new products. At one time I can say that it was almost a definite that I would buy one, if not both, of the new micro amps. The 1516 and the 112 cabs were also on my list of things to consider. I've added two new amps to my collection recently, Kustom KXB500 and an Ashdown MiBass 2.0 (in transit...). I'm loving the Kustom and if the Ashdown is comparable when it arrives, I may very well be done with amp purchases for a while....
 
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People still want these after the PR nightmare of the recent TV debacle ;)

Here's a response from a Peavey representative.....

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Given the reactions to the show that are all over the web, I do have a couple of clarifications I would like to offer:

- Everyone featured on the show received their rewards. No one was short changed.

- Michael still works for Peavey. He was given a raise to the same level as the offer he was given by another company.

- Theresa's husband still works for Peavey in Plant 3.

- We have far more employees still working at Peavey than the number of people that were laid off.
Roger Crimm
Peavey Customer Service
[email protected]

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Who knows what's actually going on. Courtland Gray's response....

To our valued customers,

This letter is regarding the recent Undercover Bossepisode that aired on CBS featuring our company Peavey Electronics.

Peavey is a leading provider of music and sound equipment around the world. No other company in our industry ever invested as much in US manufacturing as Peavey. While our competitors took their products to China far earlier in the process at the first hint of higher profitability, Peavey strove to sustain manufacturing in the U.S. for as long as possible. Over the last several years we performed numerous Lean manufacturing processes to become more efficient and to continue manufacturing in the US. Closing part of our Plant 3 manufacturing facility was a business decision that we made to remain competitive in the global marketplace. We sincerely regret the hardship the partial closure of the factory caused some of our long-standing, valued employees and their families.

After the initial shooting, Michael was given an hourly raise to the level of the job offer he referred to. Michael remains employed at Peavey; he was not laid off. Thresa’s husband remains employed with Peavey; he was not laid off. We fulfilled the rewards to the employees appearing on the show. Due to the extensive process involved with renewing a work visa, Aj’s Visa renewal is under review with Immigration. Hopefully the government will approve it and he can attend the Joe Satriani music camp as promised. We feel the show and network did not portray these issues accurately.

Peavey continues to manufacture Composite Acoustics guitars, various speaker enclosures and custom products in Meridian. I would also add that our most advanced technology products (MediaMatrix) will remain in the United States.

We continue to provide jobs to more than 300 hardworking people in this community. Thanks to our amazing employees and customers we have been in business 50 years and we will continue selling innovative and reliable products well into the future. Thank you for your understanding and support.

Sincerely,

Courtland Gray

COO, Peavey Electronics

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