At the 2004 Summer NAMM show, Peavey introduced the new MAX Series
bass combo amplifiers, featuring multiple voicings, EQ options and Peavey's
HyperVent and TransTube technologies.
Peavey outfitted these MAX Series bass systems with 10 to 50 Watt power ratings
and Peavey woofers for rehearsal and small gig use. A semi-parametric EQ with
low, mid, mid shift and high controls provides intensive tone shaping on the
MAX 115, while multiple voicings--MAX, Modern and Vintage on the 115 model;
Modern and Vintage on the 110, 112 and 158 models; and MAX and Vintage on the
126 model--adjust the amps' preamps for a wide range of tone options.
In Vintage mode, switchable TransTube tube emulation technology voiced for
bass reconfigures the actual EQ structure, thickening the tone for the grit
of '60s and '70s bass amps. The Modern voice setting amplifies the pure sound
of your bass guitar and your playing style without imposing its own tone signatures,
while the MAX voicing is the classic Peavey MAX Series tone.
On the MAX 115 and 112 models, Peavey's exclusive HyperVent technology provides
a fuller tone by reducing standing waves in the bass cabinet that cause port
noise, according to the company. The specially designed dual HyperVent front
ports push the bass to the front of the cab so the full bass output capacity
of the woofer is realized. The 115 and 112 models feature Peavey's DDT compression,
which protects against clipping and speaker damage.
The MAX 110, 112, 115, 126 and 158 will be available in Q4 2004 from authorized
Peavey dealers.
MAX 115
MAX 112
MAX 110
MAX 158
MAX 126
For more information, visit their web site at www.peavey.com
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