How about a Peavey "Vegas" 1000

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How about a Peavey "Vegas" 1000

Post by KENNY KRUPNICK »

Like to see Peavey put out a Vegas 1000 with two channels,digital reverb/delay,and a 300 watt digital power amp.
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Any other replys on a two channel amp for steel guitar and fiddle,or other combinations?
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Post by Earnest Bovine »

The Session 200 has as many channels as you like at the touch of a switch.
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Post by Jack Stoner »

True the 2K does have the built in effects processor, but it's not the same as a two (separate) channel amp.

I have a Transtube Fex, which has a processor section that is basically the same as the 2K's processor and even with a lead guitar program, there is something lacking in the system. Maybe it's the steel guitar speakers???
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I like that idea! I got used to using a Vegas for about 15 years. I use a Carter
S-12, a G&L Broadcaster, and a Vega 5-string--all thru one amp. Unfortunately, my vegas had to be retired. All I could find was a Nashville 400. Sounds great, smaller package. One channel is a PAIN. I purchased a Digi-tech Quad so that I would have extra channels, but using it thru the effects in/out on the back of the amp, brings me back to one channel. Straight in was too noisy.

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