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While I empathize with sentiments of patient posters here, I also imagine a deep woe felt by Peavey mm1k engineers/developers, as precious time passes and the market landscape changes, in circumstances beyond their control.
Since I still see threads every day debating class D performance vs whatever, I don't think the market landscape has changed. On the contrary, I think it's as ripe as ever.
I no longer see this or any other Peavey amp on musiciansfriend.com. Did they drop the Peavey line?
Those links work. If they're current, there must be something wrong with MF's search engine.
Those links work. If they're current, there must be something wrong with MF's search engine.
The point of my original statement was not regarding change of class-D landscape.Since I still see threads every day debating class D performance vs whatever, I don't think the market landscape has changed. On the contrary, I think it's as ripe as ever.
No angels here.
Only damned souls in limbo.
The point of my original statement was not regarding change of class-D landscape.
It is a larger sentiment regarding greater supply of competitive alternative amp choices that potentially dilute the demand for the Peavey amp. For example, Peavey may have lost many potential customers due to
1) New Mesa and Ampeg offerings
2) Existing, readily available, time- and gig-tested, and popular offerings of Aguilar and GK, as well as numerous less popular or obscure brands
3) Amps ready to be released in the market such as Genzler
4) Great values in used amps now available for sale due to a availability of new releases above
The landscape of competitive offerings has changed dramatically while many interested potential purchasers have waited for hypothetical Peavey supply and availability. It's likely an accounting/marketing/corporate/QC issue, as opposed to engineering/development, which is why empathy for the pain of patiently waiting customers is also extended to engineers/developers.