Love the Peavey Classic 50 in either config; built like a tank and has a tone that I love much more than Fender amps. This is the best amp demo that I've heard in a long time. So many crank an amp to the max and rave how good it sounds; they never show the full scope of what the amp can do. This demo vid does that very well - thank you
Really nice playing! I like this amp so much that when I had it in service to replace a fuse I missed it so much that I bought another one :)) Now I have two and I put them in stereo.
Holy wow man ... great player and amp here ! I still have my mint condition all original , tubes and all , 90's Classic 50 head . It kicks the butt of all the Marshalls I've had ( DSL , JCM's etc ) With the C50 You get real nice Fender cleans with a great spring reverb .... and a roaring JCM800-900 superb gain channel . C50's .... awesome PV USA amps . I've had so many other makes , all kinds , this Peavey C50 head stays ... it has all the "mojo" power and tone I need and want .
Nice and warm sound, but also clear tone. I've played the 30, but I'll bet the 50 watts and 2x12 configuration pushes more clean headroom and more air. Great chops as always. You never fail to impress, sir!
You should be Peavey's demo-person for the Classic 50 - would drive pricing way up for Peavey! Shows the great tonal range on this amp, not to mention stellar chops as well! Thank you!
Wow ! Nothing like a set of humbuckers played thru a nice tube amp in the hands of a great guitar player ! Wonderful tone and playing . Thanks for sharing !
Thank you for making a great demo of this great amp !! I am currently looking for a combo and have been on the fence with this or the fender HRD.. this is by far way better imo on the gain channel !! Nice playing !!
The Peavey Classic series is great amps, a bit underrated maybe. Dont forget that a lot,, A LOT,, of the tone is in the hand of the guitarplayer. This guy knows his way around the "Toneblock" sort of speak. Peavey ought to give this man a big cigar for making a superb demo of their amp The Classic 50 212. Way to go Nikolay,, bravo.
I was going to buy another Bassman, I had many yrs, ago, Not now,, The tone on this amp is Classic, and Nikolay fingers are second to none! Peavey won this one,
I bet you've sold a lot of these amps without knowing it! I just bought one, a 4 X 12. I imagine you sound that great on any rig though... it's in your hands and your heart. Very emotional, expressive, heartfelt playing, especially the clean bits in the beginning. People in America need to see you. Have you been here yet?
You sound great dude. The classic 50 is hands down my favorite amp of all time. Dollar for dollar it simply can't be beat. My only complaint is a little rattle in the tube cage, but you seem to have avoided that issue nicely.ps, for folks asking, the volume is fairly controllable and sits nicely in any home.
Thanks!!! I have no idea, its just a riff I am using always when I am recording demos :-), took it from TC Electronic overdrive demo I heard some years ago :-)!!!!
Listening to you play makes me think my classic 50 2X12 could do with some new valves! It's lost that edge it used to have which I can hear from your amp.
This is one nice amp for sure.I had one back in to 80's and it rock the house.Wish I still had it too.I like to play blues and country.And I play a little of SRV as well.I have a Cravin VT 50 head and a 4x12 speaker cabinet I build speakers cabinets here for some people I know.But I am thinking about getting a new Peavey Classic 50 2 12 again.I'm not it to heavy metal just don't like it at all my self.This is one rocking amp for sure.
Great sound on a great amp :) It was my first tube amp and i regret i had sold it but i had to. After 11 years, I buy it again because I realized that this is the sound that I was looking for these 11 years :D do you have it stock ? Or you mod it ?
Really Nice guitar playing through a hell of a good sounding amp…Thanks!! The Classic 2x12 sounds a bit thicker 'lead wise' through the gain channel then the Classic 4X10 … But the 4x10 version has its own kind of Mojo …
Joseph Lucido I got one of each. One week I play one, the next week I like the sound of the other a bit better. :) They're both pretty amazing sounding in their own right.
I have the black tweed classic 50 212. Great amp. I will be replacing the blue marvels with eminence read coat wizard. Reason: blue marvels are now buzzing after 10 years of trouble free use
Eminence, GSC< the green classic 30s, or classic series, there are probably 10 different speaker brands that people swear by. But, in the end of the day, it will be up to your ear to satisfy the tone that makes the amp a pride and joy adventure. What you will find, is that there are frequencies, slight variants in the resolution between the 200.00 speaker and the 14 dollar speaker, if you can find one that is capable of handling the amp...Say a 60 watt speaker, but the head room is the only real factor that will allow for you to be doing yourself the real benefit of changing out speakers. Head room is the key to great sounding amplification in the real world. You still have the frequency variations to consider because some amps have modified signal processing to deliver a certain range of tone filter caps and tone modifier caps at different stages of the amps circuitry. My point, is only this. What you hear out of the amp your playing now, and the GOOD speaker that people, knowledgeable people, not morons. There will be a tone difference or overdriven difference that brings the tone to a certain response. But, its either warmer, or colder, higher or lower range differences that will result in the fact, that with in the 30 minutes of playing your hearing will not be able to identify the difference in what it used to sound like and what it sounds like after the swap. So I say to you, do the effort and research the modified speakers of the world, You can listen to speakers all day long and still not be sure of a tone, pleasing and sparkly and all that you want it to be. You will hear another amp or another song or another guitar make a passage of tone that will make you wonder if you couldn't get THAT TONE to make your playing better.Its true, however, that cheap speakers do not sound as good as professional grade speakers and the fact that you can find many amps that carry the tone you enjoy the most, but within the reality of this, the set up of the other factors along with any amps speakers, will be how you set the eq, what you use to modify the tone and how you play the guitar....you know, the good guitarists have it all in their fingers the saying goes.This long winded response is the equal to just me saying, your ear wont lie to you and your experience has led to you what is likeable and what is not. So with that, the thing you sould focus on is the hearing of many different speakers, the fact that you want headroom for the best tone possible, and the cost range that satisfies your value system. The appearance could be a consideration factor but not too often, the name brand, also maybe a factor. And the acceptance of you in the ideas of what a real speaker is all way around.So take a few days, a few weeks or even a few months to listen to the differences on the you tube arena. There are plenty folks who give informative naratives about the different types and tones of speakers. Ultimately decide for the reasons that keep you happy. It may well be the recommendation of another tone junkie that brings you to the best speaker possible. After 50 or so years of listening to speakers, I have to read the differences about speakers, but, it only sounds a little better, or more consistent, or alittle louder/clearer. It never floors me to find one speaker against another. It is true that there are more expensive speakers that ultimately have a fuller range of tones, and that the cheaper speakers may sound more trebly than the GOOD expensive speaker. But, you just know the difference for a little while. The your accustomed to it. The last consideration of a good speaker is how long it lasts and holds up to the volume of sound loud or soft. and inbetween, that it may sound as good as it does. Its the wear in factor. As close as I can tell, the wear in factor is suppose to make the speaker sound better after it gets worn some. So with this 600 or so word speech about the different considerations you may experience. Enjoy your amp or what ever you listen to while using the speakers that make a difference,/better for you.
If you have a Classic 50 that doesn't have an effects loop, it is a 1993 model - the only year they made it without the loop. Don't know which is heavier, my '66 Blackface Twin or the Classic 50 - both are real beasts to lift! Two words: "Furniture dolly!"
Great playing, we should be thankful you did this ...I am shopping for a tube amp, you saved Peavey for me... other amps have definite characters.. vox, marshall, fender.. this one has less of that, unless a brilliant player like you instills it in it. But I guess its ready to take on anything, so versatile. This is my take on the issue. Did you cut down presence altogether? :This thing sounded grating on the ears when overdriven in other videos.
This sounds so awesome! Love your tone and playing! By the way, what song are you playing at 0:36? I really like it (I've heard you play it in your other amp demos).
Howdy Nikolay - thank you for a fantastic and practical demo. After a couple of years of looking and saving, this will likely be the amp I buy this spring; the space for clean is irresistable. One question for you, if you've got a few minutes: how is this amp working for you two and a half years after the original post? Anything to watch for?
Hallo, thank you! I dont have the amp from the demo anymore, but it works great (know it from the the guy who owns it), but I bought another one and it works great too (and its much older), as far as my experience goes, no problems with this amps at all! Cheers!
Great work on this demo, the sound is strong enough, eq is well balanced and display of tonally diversity of the amplifier is also good. Cheers, I might choose this over a PTP 57' Twin or 59 Bassman Clone, what's your advice?
I have a Peavey Classic 30 tube amp made in USA going to get one more and wanted to know get sort of idea what the classic 50 would sound like thank You.
Firstly, I really enjoy your no-BS gear reviews. Thanks a lot! Secondly, I'm about to buy a combo. I'm able to get a good deal on a M/B Studio Caliber 50, but unfortunately I am not able to try it out myself (a friend can vouch for it being in perfect working order). For a little less $, I can get a Peavey Classic 50 (also 2.hand) - I have tried the Peavey extensively, and I do like it. IYO, what are the notable differences btw the two? Cleans, distortion.. Any info is much appreciated. Thanx!!
Great video. I'm thinking of what model i should buy the classic 50 or the smaller 30. I want headroom and i think the the 2 12 are better but otherwise i played the 30 with 1 12 and damn it's loud i wasn't over 3 or 4 so i was wondering wich one I should choose because can you really turn up the 50 to get an awesome sound?
I am think of trading my 6505 combo for one of these heads, I want something more of versatile that has good distortion but also cleans when I want them and unfortunately the 6505 is pretty much all distortion but a good hi gain amp.
Is this an original Classic 50 from the early 90's or the later style with the different looking cab front? I have the older version 2x12 but the original speakers have been changed out by a previous owner and replaced with an inferior set. It still sounds great at high volume but would really benefit from a new set of decent speakers to really get the best out of the tubes in this old girl. Anyone got any ideas what type of speakers would suit suit this amp best?
Great playing! So I hear the best version of this amp is from the early 1990’s and that the newest versions are not as good. How do you feel about that? BTW this amp sounds great.
Wow nice touch. Could have sworn that was a fender guitar till I read the comments. The Peavey seems capable of a good range of tones. How close to a fender amp tone and feel can it get to?
Hi Nikolay, Great reviews, I don't think you could make an amp sound bad if you tried! You demo'ed the hayden mofo 30 a while back could you give me an idea of how it compares to the classic 50 (strengths and weaknesses maybe). It's a big ask - but I would really appreciate it. Many thanks
Hi and thanks! The Hayden is an A class amp , 30 Watts, less clean headroom, great vintage overdrive (not good for modern metal sounds), loud enough for small gigs. Classic 50 has more clean headroom, the clean channel is kind of fenderish, but softer, the amp is louder (than the Hayden), the overdrive is also a vintage type, but more Fender like, also not good for metal without a boost in front, great for blues or rock. Very heavy, about 30 kg.
There's any problem if you take away one speaker? I found one Classic 50 for sale, but It has a speaker missed and I don't know if that will be a problem, help me please!!!
Heyo great demo, could you help me out with this one, is this the same thing just way older? It says Peavey Classic 212 with 50 watts but from the mid 70s and it is black, the guy is selling it for 225€. Good buy?
Thank you for sharing the video. Very well thought out and covers all types of styles and sounds. Would definatly like to hear some of your music. You have a web site?
Love the Peavey Classic 50 in either config; built like a tank and has a tone that I love much more than Fender amps. This is the best amp demo that I've heard in a long time. So many crank an amp to the max and rave how good it sounds; they never show the full scope of what the amp can do. This demo vid does that very well - thank you
Best player I have heard on CZcams - amazing tone!
The Peavey Classic sounds incredible.
probably the best guitar playing I've heard in a demo. ever.
Marinó Raven you gotta give a little credit to the masterpiece amp James Brown engineered.
Really nice playing! I like this amp so much that when I had it in service to replace a fuse I missed it so much that I bought another one :)) Now I have two and I put them in stereo.
Must be cool ........
Lucky you! From mtw in L.A. California. Peavey player.
Wow , with your excellent skills you've really shown just how versatile this amp is. Well done,...well done!
Holy wow man ... great player and amp here ! I still have my mint condition all original , tubes and all , 90's Classic 50 head . It kicks the butt of all the Marshalls I've had ( DSL , JCM's etc ) With the C50 You get real nice Fender cleans with a great spring reverb .... and a roaring JCM800-900 superb gain channel . C50's .... awesome PV USA amps . I've had so many other makes , all kinds , this Peavey C50 head stays ... it has all the "mojo" power and tone I need and want .
Good sounds thank You.You and Yours be more blessed.
Wowzers! That went from "ok cool he's gonna play some standard blues licks" to "holy shit he's gonna break that guitar!" really fast.
Thanks a lot, glad you like it!
Cheers!!
Nice and warm sound, but also clear tone. I've played the 30, but I'll bet the 50 watts and 2x12 configuration pushes more clean headroom and more air. Great chops as always. You never fail to impress, sir!
WELP, I just wanted to hear a halfway decent demo of this amp and ended up getting my entire face shred the fuck off! Excellent playing!
You should be Peavey's demo-person for the Classic 50 - would drive pricing way up for Peavey! Shows the great tonal range on this amp, not to mention stellar chops as well! Thank you!
great sound , fantastic playing thanks Nikolay!!
The amp is totally stock!!
Cheers!!
The tubes are el84’s and 12ax7’s correct??
@@nitzi833 Yes! Cheers!
Thanks, I totally agree with you about the Classic, great amps!!
Cheers!!
Wow ! Nothing like a set of humbuckers played thru a nice tube amp in the hands of a great guitar player ! Wonderful tone and playing . Thanks for sharing !
Great playing and a great amp. Congratulations.
Thanks a lot
Thank you for this video, helps me make a decision on the amp.
Love the classic 50....one of my favorite tube combo....great tone.
Awesome tone, Great playing!
i have and love that amp manny years now
never let me down!!
You're one bad dude on that guitar !!!!!!!! The Peavey Classic is one of the most under rated amps out there. Very nice demo !!!
Thank you for making a great demo of this great amp !! I am currently looking for a combo and have been on the fence with this or the fender HRD.. this is by far way better imo on the gain channel !! Nice playing !!
You Play so good IT make want to Buy a classic 50 great amp really underated but increadibly awsome players
Best sound demo I've heard of this amp. good work man!
YOU MAKE THIS AMP SOUND GOOD
Fantastic guitar payer and good AMP .
Great playing sounds great PV C 50 sounds great too
The Peavey Classic series is great amps, a bit underrated maybe. Dont forget that a lot,, A LOT,, of the tone is in the hand of the guitarplayer. This guy knows his way around the "Toneblock" sort of speak. Peavey ought to give this man a big cigar for making a superb demo of their amp The Classic 50 212. Way to go Nikolay,, bravo.
I was going to buy another Bassman, I had many yrs, ago, Not now,, The tone on this amp is Classic, and Nikolay fingers are second to none! Peavey won this one,
So what is your thoughts on the Peavy classic 50 vs a fender bassman?
Sounds great! Thanks for the great demo!
I bet you've sold a lot of these amps without knowing it! I just bought one, a 4 X 12. I imagine you sound that great on any rig though... it's in your hands and your heart. Very emotional, expressive, heartfelt playing, especially the clean bits in the beginning. People in America need to see you. Have you been here yet?
Thanks a lot!!!! Not yet, I would love to. though!!! Cheers!!!
Such sweet playing - thank you
Wow!! Awesome sounds!! Thanx for sharing
You sound great dude. The classic 50 is hands down my favorite amp of all time. Dollar for dollar it simply can't be beat. My only complaint is a little rattle in the tube cage, but you seem to have avoided that issue nicely.ps, for folks asking, the volume is fairly controllable and sits nicely in any home.
I now have the same amp and really like that tone
Nice ending dude! Great playing. I just replaced my blue marvels to the Wizard and the Governor...wow!!
Thanks!!! I have no idea, its just a riff I am using always when I am recording demos :-), took it from TC Electronic overdrive demo I heard some years ago :-)!!!!
I have a Peavey Vypyr that has a Classic 50 built in it. Now I'm going to start using it more.
Listening to you play makes me think my classic 50 2X12 could do with some new valves! It's lost that edge it used to have which I can hear from your amp.
Bravo, excellent guitar skills......Oh and the amp Rocks Too!!
Great sounding amp, great musician ... !! Respect bro
Dude, wicked playing! awesome tones too :) I'm looking to get one of these amps shortly.
This is one nice amp for sure.I had one back in to 80's and it rock the house.Wish I still had it too.I like to play blues and country.And I play a little of SRV as well.I have a Cravin VT 50 head and a 4x12 speaker cabinet I build speakers cabinets here for some people I know.But I am thinking about getting a new Peavey Classic 50 2 12 again.I'm not it to heavy metal just don't like it at all my self.This is one rocking amp for sure.
Great sound on a great amp :) It was my first tube amp and i regret i had sold it but i had to. After 11 years, I buy it again because I realized that this is the sound that I was looking for these 11 years :D do you have it stock ? Or you mod it ?
wow! nice technique and feel!
Nice video....no chatting......and a some talent! Thanks - I'm sold!
Thanks!!!
Thanks, yes, its stock! Cheers!!
Really Nice guitar playing through a hell of a good sounding amp…Thanks!! The Classic 2x12 sounds a bit thicker 'lead wise' through the gain channel then the Classic 4X10 … But the 4x10 version has its own kind of Mojo …
Thanks a lot (bow)!!!
Joseph Lucido I got one of each. One week I play one, the next week I like the sound of the other a bit better. :) They're both pretty amazing sounding in their own right.
You welcome!
Cheers!!
I have the black tweed classic 50 212. Great amp. I will be replacing the blue marvels with eminence read coat wizard. Reason: blue marvels are now buzzing after 10 years of trouble free use
I like this amp! ♥
Nice Playing and the amp sounds Killer Tad.
I have this same amp but it is black and I never use it for some reason but after hearing this I’m gonna hook it up tonight
Excellent !!!
This guy could play through a tin can and sound amazing
Eminence, GSC< the green classic 30s, or classic series, there are probably 10 different speaker brands that people swear by. But, in the end of the day, it will be up to your ear to satisfy the tone that makes the amp a pride and joy adventure. What you will find, is that there are frequencies, slight variants in the resolution between the 200.00 speaker and the 14 dollar speaker, if you can find one that is capable of handling the amp...Say a 60 watt speaker, but the head room is the only real factor that will allow for you to be doing yourself the real benefit of changing out speakers. Head room is the key to great sounding amplification in the real world. You still have the frequency variations to consider because some amps have modified signal processing to deliver a certain range of tone filter caps and tone modifier caps at different stages of the amps circuitry. My point, is only this. What you hear out of the amp your playing now, and the GOOD speaker that people, knowledgeable people, not morons. There will be a tone difference or overdriven difference that brings the tone to a certain response. But, its either warmer, or colder, higher or lower range differences that will result in the fact, that with in the 30 minutes of playing your hearing will not be able to identify the difference in what it used to sound like and what it sounds like after the swap. So I say to you, do the effort and research the modified speakers of the world, You can listen to speakers all day long and still not be sure of a tone, pleasing and sparkly and all that you want it to be. You will hear another amp or another song or another guitar make a passage of tone that will make you wonder if you couldn't get THAT TONE to make your playing better.Its true, however, that cheap speakers do not sound as good as professional grade speakers and the fact that you can find many amps that carry the tone you enjoy the most, but within the reality of this, the set up of the other factors along with any amps speakers, will be how you set the eq, what you use to modify the tone and how you play the guitar....you know, the good guitarists have it all in their fingers the saying goes.This long winded response is the equal to just me saying, your ear wont lie to you and your experience has led to you what is likeable and what is not. So with that, the thing you sould focus on is the hearing of many different speakers, the fact that you want headroom for the best tone possible, and the cost range that satisfies your value system. The appearance could be a consideration factor but not too often, the name brand, also maybe a factor. And the acceptance of you in the ideas of what a real speaker is all way around.So take a few days, a few weeks or even a few months to listen to the differences on the you tube arena. There are plenty folks who give informative naratives about the different types and tones of speakers. Ultimately decide for the reasons that keep you happy. It may well be the recommendation of another tone junkie that brings you to the best speaker possible. After 50 or so years of listening to speakers, I have to read the differences about speakers, but, it only sounds a little better, or more consistent, or alittle louder/clearer. It never floors me to find one speaker against another. It is true that there are more expensive speakers that ultimately have a fuller range of tones, and that the cheaper speakers may sound more trebly than the GOOD expensive speaker. But, you just know the difference for a little while. The your accustomed to it. The last consideration of a good speaker is how long it lasts and holds up to the volume of sound loud or soft. and inbetween, that it may sound as good as it does. Its the wear in factor. As close as I can tell, the wear in factor is suppose to make the speaker sound better after it gets worn some. So with this 600 or so word speech about the different considerations you may experience. Enjoy your amp or what ever you listen to while using the speakers that make a difference,/better for you.
You sound like my wife.
If you have a Classic 50 that doesn't have an effects loop, it is a 1993 model - the only year they made it without the loop. Don't know which is heavier, my '66 Blackface Twin or the Classic 50 - both are real beasts to lift! Two words: "Furniture dolly!"
nice demo sounds great!
sounds good man! nice playing.
nice sounds
sounds good on my end
Great playing, we should be thankful you did this ...I am shopping for a tube amp, you saved Peavey for me... other amps have definite characters.. vox, marshall, fender.. this one has less of that, unless a brilliant player like you instills it in it. But I guess its ready to take on anything, so versatile. This is my take on the issue. Did you cut down presence altogether? :This thing sounded grating on the ears when overdriven in other videos.
+Emre Emre Thanks, I am really glad you like my playing! Yes I normally keep the presence on 1 or 2, not more. Cheers!
Nice playing, very tasty
Hi and thanks!!!!!. I like 4x10 a bit better, but they are both great!!7
cheers!!!
Thanks man!!
Cheers!!
This sounds so awesome! Love your tone and playing!
By the way, what song are you playing at 0:36? I really like it (I've heard you play it in your other amp demos).
thanks!
Thanks a lot!!!!
Howdy Nikolay - thank you for a fantastic and practical demo. After a couple of years of looking and saving, this will likely be the amp I buy this spring; the space for clean is irresistable. One question for you, if you've got a few minutes: how is this amp working for you two and a half years after the original post? Anything to watch for?
Hallo, thank you! I dont have the amp from the demo anymore, but it works great (know it from the the guy who owns it), but I bought another one and it works great too (and its much older), as far as my experience goes, no problems with this amps at all! Cheers!
Great work on this demo, the sound is strong enough, eq is well balanced and display of tonally diversity of the amplifier is also good. Cheers, I might choose this over a PTP 57' Twin or 59 Bassman Clone, what's your advice?
Thanks!!!
Are you using any type of overdrive or is that all the amps gain near the end? This amp is amazing either way. sounds awesome.
Thanks man!!!
Cool tone, playing! I have one of these. My question is- are your speakers plugged into the 16 or 8 ohm output?
Thanks, I don't remember, but I am going to check! Cheers!
Who the fuck...downvoted this masterpiece?
Kickass playing man, seriously - fuck.
I have a Peavey Classic 30 tube amp made in USA going to get one more and wanted to know get sort of idea what the classic 50 would sound like thank You.
Awesome playing like every Video of you!
Firstly, I really enjoy your no-BS gear reviews. Thanks a lot!
Secondly, I'm about to buy a combo. I'm able to get a good deal on a M/B Studio Caliber 50, but unfortunately I am not able to try it out myself (a friend can vouch for it being in perfect working order). For a little less $, I can get a Peavey Classic 50 (also 2.hand) - I have tried the Peavey extensively, and I do like it.
IYO, what are the notable differences btw the two? Cleans, distortion.. Any info is much appreciated. Thanx!!
Great video. I'm thinking of what model i should buy the classic 50 or the smaller 30. I want headroom and i think the the 2 12 are better but otherwise i played the 30 with 1 12 and damn it's loud i wasn't over 3 or 4 so i was wondering wich one I should choose because can you really turn up the 50 to get an awesome sound?
I am think of trading my 6505 combo for one of these heads, I want something more of versatile that has good distortion but also cleans when I want them and unfortunately the 6505 is pretty much all distortion but a good hi gain amp.
Great amps, classic 50,a pain in the a** to work on,BUT, fantastic Sound.
Is this an original Classic 50 from the early 90's or the later style with the different looking cab front? I have the older version 2x12 but the original speakers have been changed out by a previous owner and replaced with an inferior set. It still sounds great at high volume but would really benefit from a new set of decent speakers to really get the best out of the tubes in this old girl. Anyone got any ideas what type of speakers would suit suit this amp best?
Great playing! So I hear the best version of this amp is from the early 1990’s and that the newest versions are not as good. How do you feel about that?
BTW this amp sounds great.
Thanks, Idont know, my is from the 90s! Cheers!
Wow nice touch. Could have sworn that was a fender guitar till I read the comments. The Peavey seems capable of a good range of tones. How close to a fender amp tone and feel can it get to?
Hi Nikolay, Great reviews, I don't think you could make an amp sound bad if you tried! You demo'ed the hayden mofo 30 a while back could you give me an idea of how it compares to the classic 50 (strengths and weaknesses maybe). It's a big ask - but I would really appreciate it. Many thanks
Hi and thanks! The Hayden is an A class amp , 30 Watts, less clean headroom, great vintage overdrive (not good for modern metal sounds), loud enough for small gigs. Classic 50 has more clean headroom, the clean channel is kind of fenderish, but softer, the amp is louder (than the Hayden), the overdrive is also a vintage type, but more Fender like, also not good for metal without a boost in front, great for blues or rock. Very heavy, about 30 kg.
There's any problem if you take away one speaker? I found one Classic 50 for sale, but It has a speaker missed and I don't know if that will be a problem, help me please!!!
Yes, there is probably more than 600.
Really exellent playing.
I watched a review and it says that the fan can get quite noisy.Is the fan an issue??
Heyo great demo, could you help me out with this one, is this the same thing just way older? It says Peavey Classic 212 with 50 watts but from the mid 70s and it is black, the guy is selling it for 225€. Good buy?
But I am about to get the classic 30 how do you think about that one?
Thanks a lot (bow)!
Thank you for sharing the video. Very well thought out and covers all types of styles and sounds. Would definatly like to hear some of your music. You have a web site?
Thanks, yes its nikolaykarageorgiev.com Cheers!!
can you say the name of the songs? absolutely fucking crazy tone!! you rock man!!
is the speaker stock? awesome playing man!!!!!!!!!!!!
Во сколько обощёлся он тебе, для металкора подойдёт???
what speaker is that? The amp sounds better than stock. Is it just the speaker thats been changed?
I just want know, where did my face go???
Sweet amp, but better player.
Thanks a lot!