Peavey Deltafex

[George Seymour]

Has anyone had any experience with the Peavey Deltafex processor?

[Gene Jones]

You can dial-in about anything you would want.....however, the Deltafex has no memory, so you have to dial one in everytime you want to use a different setting. If you only use two or three favorite settings (like most players) that shouldn't be a problem.

www.genejones.com

[Mike Brown]

At $159.99(U.S. MSRP), the Deltafex works well. Here is a link to this product from the Peavey website;http://www.peavey.com/products/shop_onl ... ltafex.cfm

Mike Brown
Peavey Electronics Corporation

[Eric West]

I didn't like mine. At all.

Here's why.

The "attenuators" for "delay ms" are deceptive. They, in MY experience only allow a 12/3/6/9 o'clock for delay time. I'd bet the other smooth feeling "attenuation knobs" are similar. I'd have to dig it up.

When I brought it back to the Peavey Dealer in town he would only offer me a credit for an "upgrade". To quote Mr Chassaing: "What did you expect for 160$". The Peavey rep told me that it was "up to the "dealer".

It's what's kept me away from any of Peavey's non-amp products for ten years or so. I'm sure they managed to survive. I know I did.

Recently I started using this particular Store's Repair dept again. I've dealt with them since I bought the first MKIV Session 500 shipped to them in 1980. Just now rebasketted it.

Their amps are bullet proof.

I have a couple of silly "Peavey Slogans" but I don't want anybody to get the wrong Idear..



EJL

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[George Seymour]

Gentlemen,
Thanks for you input! I guess we'll see how it goes when it arrives.
George Seymour

[Ray Minich]

I've had one for a couple of years now and I find it useful. Of course it reminds me each session that tone only comes from the fingers :>)

Have fun.

Emmons SD-10, Dekley S-10, NV400