Peavey Vypyr X2 - Gitarrförstärkare

Peavey Vypyr X2 - 60-watt guitar combo with a 12" speaker Combo for electric guitar, acoustic guitar, and bass with a 12" speaker and a 60-watt amplifier! An amplifier for those who want to be able to sit at home and practice or rehearse in more intimate settings, and who play a variety of stringed instruments but don’t want a separate amplifier for each type. An extra cool feature is that you can also do the opposite and modulate the sound so your electric guitar sounds like an acoustic, an electric bass, or some other unique instrument. VYPYR features Peavey’s fantastic TransTube technology for a tube sound combined with the benefits of transistors. Built-in amp simulators and analog distortion! The VYPYR X2 comes with a total of 36 different amp simulators, 6 of which are specifically for acoustic guitar and 6 for electric bass. This gives you an incredible number of possibilities to experiment with different sounds right in your own room. The distortion is an analog model featuring TransTube technology. Analog distortion produces a sound that stands out in the music in a much more musical and distinct way than digital distortion. You could say this combines the best of both worlds. With the built-in 3-band equalizer, any of the 12 stompbox effects, reverb, and delay, you can dial in a sound that suits you perfectly. You can save up to 16 presets so you can easily return to the exact sound you’ve created, and to make things as convenient as possible, the amp also features a tuner, a headphone output, a line-in, and Bluetooth if you want to play along with your favorite songs from, say, your phone. A looper lets you create awesome loops right in your Peavey Vypyr. The looper requires the Sanpera Footswitch accessory (not included). A very versatile, fun, useful, and great-sounding combo packed with awesome features—plain and simple! Vypyr X2 Specifications: 60 W RMS power Transistor amplifier with TransTube technology 1 x 12″ speaker 3-band EQ—Low, Mid, & High USB MIDI/Audio out Input with settings for optimizing the selected instrument Headphone output: 3.5mm stereo jack 3.5mm jack line-in Bluetooth remote control function and audio in Built-in tuner TransTube Distortion 36 amp simulators, including 6 acoustic & 6 bass 12 stompbox effects 10 instrument modulations 16 programmable presets Delay & Reverb Built-in looper 12.7 kg Accessories: Sanpera footswitch (not included!) TransTube - Transistor amplifier with tube-like characteristics! Peavey’s innovation, TransTube, is a transistor that delivers the same depth, warmth, and dynamics typically found in a tube. The advantages of using transistors over tubes are longevity, simplicity, and an amplifier that is less fragile and sensitive—for example, during transport. As early as 1980, Peavey launched amplifiers featuring what they called “Saturation circuitry,” the precursor to TransTube, which was released in 1995 and has since become highly sought after and beloved by guitarists worldwide. Blind tests have been conducted between genuine tube amplifiers and amplifiers with TransTube. Several of the experts in the test group could not hear any difference, and several even mistook the TransTube amplifiers for the real deal. If you’re looking for an amp with a wide, dynamic sound, plenty of punch, and the feel of a tube amp, check out a Peavey with TransTube technology. You won’t be disappointed either! Peavey—Innovation since the ’60s! Hartley Peavey built his first guitar amplifier as early as the late ’50s and hand-drew Peavey’s legendary logo during his senior year of high school. In 1965, he founded Peavey Electronics Corporation and began manufacturing guitar amplifiers. In 1967, Hartley was challenged by a salesman visiting Peavey’s Melody Music—run by Hartley’s father—to a “guitar amp duel.” The Peavey amplifier completely outclassed its opponent, and the defeated salesman left the store without a word. It wasn’t long, however, before his colleague Don Belfield showed up and offered to start selling Hartley Peavey’s amplifiers. Even though he wasn’t offered a salary at first, Don jumped on board and became a key player in Peavey’s success and history. In the late 1960s, Peavey expanded its product line to include PA systems. The company flourished and soon became one of the absolute giants in the industry. In 1977, Peavey released the T-60, an electric guitar that became the first musical instrument to be manufactured using CNC—that is, with computer-numerically controlled machine tools. A method that is used today by virtually all manufacturers of mass-produced instruments. The following year, in 1978, the company released an entire line of guitars and once again expanded its operations. Over the years, the company further expanded its product line and released numerous innovative products, some of which are now considered classics. Among these are the DDT Speaker Protection system, which protects power amps, speakers, and your ears; the classic Peavey Bandit guitar combo; the 10-channel, MIDI-controlled Programmax-10 guitar amplifier; speaker drivers with replaceable cones; and the company’s pioneering role in the development of Class D power amplifiers. In 1992, the company introduced the legendary 5150, a guitar amplifier that set a new standard in the world of hard rock. This classic was reintroduced in 2005 under the name 6505 to celebrate Peavey Corp.’s 40th anniversary. Today, Peavey is not only a giant in the music industry but also ranks among the elite in commercial audio with its smart solutions for arenas, shopping malls, airports, and other public spaces. A fun fact is that in 1988, in collaboration with Motorola, Peavey launched the first keyboard with upgradeable software! Peavey continues its journey and never stands still, constantly developing its product lineup. Today, it offers an incredibly interesting range of products designed to meet a wide variety of needs and to satisfy the desires and demands musicians have for their gear!