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Peavey Delta Blues 115 Tube Guitar Combo AmplifierThe Peavey Delta Blues 115 is your amp if the blues is your way of life! The 115 tube guitar combo amplifier boasts modern flexibility with a tremolo with speed and intensity knobs, pre-and post-gain controls on the lead channel, 3-band passive EQ, and a boost switch. This Peavey 115 presents classic style, classic tone and modern versatility in an exceptional sounding guitar amplifier with a bluesy edge. Jamming or gigging, this Peavey Delta Blues 115 tube guitar combo amplifier can hold down your end of the sound!
Peavey Delta Blues 115 Tube Guitar Combo Amplifier Features:
- 30 watts RMS into 16 or 8 ohms
- All-tube (three 12AX7 and four EL84 tubes) are way louder than solid state
- 2-channel preamp
- Blue Marvel Speakers
- Tremolo with speed and intensity
- Pre- and post-gain controls on lead channel
- Normal volume control on clean channel
- 3-band passive EQ (bass, middle, treble)
- Boost switch
- Master reverb
- Footswitch selectable channel switching and tremolo
- Effects loop
- Tweed-covered cabinet with chrome-plated chassis
- External speaker jack
Ventilation: For proper ventilation, allow 24 inch clearance from nearest combustible surface.
Peavey Delta Blues 115 Tube Guitar Combo Amplifier:
- Power Amplifier Section:
- Four 6BQ5/EL84's with 12AX7 driver
- Rated Power and Load: 30 watts RMS into 16 or 8 ohms
- Power @ Clipping (Typically): (5% THD, 1 kHz, 120 V AC line), 30 watts RMS into 16 or 8 ohms, (Bias must be reduced to measure)
- Frequency Response: +0, -2 dB, 50 Hz to 15 kHz, @ 20 watts RMS into 16 ohms
- Hum and Noise: Greater than 80 dB below rated power
- Power Consumption: 150 watts, 50/60 Hz, 120 VAC (Domestic)
- Preamp Section:
- The following specs are measured @ 1 kHz with the controls preset as follows:
- Pre and Post (lead) @ 0
- Reverb Level @ 0
- Bass and Treble EQ @ 12
- Middle EQ @ 0
- Channel Select Out
- Boost Switch Out
- Nominal level is with Input Gain @ 6.
- Minimum level is with Input Gain @ 12.
- Preamp Normal Input: Impedance: Very high Z, 470 K ohms
- Lead Channel (Post Gain @ 12):
- Nominal Input Level: -40 dBV, 10 mV RMS
- Minimum Input Level: -70 dBV, 0.3 mV RMS
- Normal Channel:
- Nominal Input Level: -17 dBV, 140 mV RMS
- Minimum Input Level: -28 dBV, 40 mV RMS
- Maximum Input Level: 0 dBV, 1.0 V RMS
- Equalization: (Lead and Normal Channels) Custom bass, middle, and treble passive-type EQ
- Effects Send:
- Load Impedance: 1 K ohm or greater
- Nominal Output Level: -6 dBV, 0.5 V RMS
- Effects Return:
- Impedance: High Z, 2 M ohms
- Designed Input Level: -6 dBV, 0.5 V RMS (Switching jack provides Effects Send to Effects Return connection when not used.)
- External Footswitch Function: Normal/Lead Channel Select (when Lead activated), Tremolo Defeat
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BluesPicker from Merrimack, New Hampshire
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| Killer Vintage-Style Tube Amp |
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| Would you consider this product to be made well? How dependable? |
| Feels and looks solid and is pretty heavy for a one-speaker amp. The newer edition has a cage to protect the tubes, and a rubber strip to isolate the tubes and reduce the likelihood of tube rattle. I have not heard any rattling with mine. |
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| Only had this a couple of weeks but have given it a couple of good workouts. Roadworthy for sure and solid. I can't imagine any reason for it to have any problems. Peavey has a good reputation for reliability and this amp seems to live up to that. |
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| This is a great amp, especially for the money. Love the 15-incher in it. Too many guitar slingers overlook amps with a 15-inch speaker. There are only a few out there, so the pickings are slim. I love the tank-type reverb and tremolo. I wish Peavey included an amp cover (I had to order one from a third party amp cover maker, 'cause Peavey just doesn't make them, at least for this amp). Sweet, classic tone and a huge sound. It's a solid, and loud 30-watter. |
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| Love the tweed look. |
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| N/A -- 'tis an amp, not a guitar. |
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Jim D. from Loveland, Colorado USA
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| Delta Blues: All 30 watts of pure tube tone |
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| Would you consider this product to be made well? How dependable? |
| Peavey is well known for being of outstanding quality and dependability. If this amp had the name Fender or Marshall on the front of it, you'd be paying twice the price. Pros in this business know that to be a fact. Feel good knowing that this amp is still made in the USA! In 30 years, I've only had to use Peavey's Customer Service to check on a serial number
for a date of birth however I've heard that those folks in Meridian, Mississippi give excellent CS. |
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| I've use Peavey amps for full-time work since the mid 1970's. This includes having amps ride in the back of equipment trucks in every kind of temperature extremes and weather conditions.
Peavey is one of the only brands I would trust to handle the challenge of steady road work. Nobody I know likes being stuck in the middle of the Midwest or Canada with an amp they can't rely on! I have NEVER had any problems with a Peavey amp letting me down. |
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| I've had my Delta Blues for over a year and it's a pleasure to play through. This amp is perfect for Blues, Classic Rock, Country and Jazz. When it's sitting up on a stage it gives off the same vibe of a fine vintage Fender tweed. If you show up to an audition with your Delta Blues, you'll get bonus points even before you start playing. |
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