Peavey Vypyr VIP 1, Operating Manual

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6505
®
+: Named in celebration of Peavey’s first 40 years, the 6505 Series is also the relaunch of the 5150
Series, the immensely popular amplifiers Peavey designed with Edward Van Halen. While known as the 5150,
these amps became the undisputed go-to guitar amps for scores of rock, hardcore and metal bands due to
their raw tone, relentless power and road-proven reliability. The 6505 is still the unquestionable choice for an
ever-expanding list of endorsers and over the years has become the sound of metal the world over.
buDDa ® : Budda Amplification specializes in hand-wired amplifiers and cabinets that balance warm tube
gain stages with defined, responsive attack. Budda sparked the low-wattage revolution in guitar amps more
than a decade ago with the hand-wired Budda Twinmaster
™ , and the innovation continues today with the
Superdrive
™
II Series. The proprietary Budda Dual Class Hot Bias Circuit combines the best characteristics
of class A and class AB to produce lively tones defined by massive dynamics and complex overtones in
second and third order harmonics, with plenty of separation to let your guitar sing.
tWN: Classic California clean. To achieve overdriven tones, we’ve added stompbox distortion in front of
the amp on the Orange and Red Channels.
traCE aCOuStIC: Over two decades ago, Trace Elliot revolutionized the world of acoustic instrumentation
with its original TA
™
Series. Trace Elliot brought studio-quality acoustic reproduction to the stage through
designs that incorporated very high-impedance (piezo pickup) inputs, notch filters, phantom power, DSP
effects and Dynamic Correction
™
, unique circuitry that reproduces the sparkling top end of an acoustic
instrument without relying on high-frequency horns (which can produce harsh, unwanted overtones).
pEaVEy ECOuStIC
®
: Peavey Ecoustic Series amplifiers are highly versatile amplification systems designed
for acoustic instruments, vocals and line-level devices such as samplers and audio players in performance
and rehearsal applications.
traCE baSS: Trace Elliot revolutionized bass amplification in the 1980’s with a line of full-range amps and
enclosures. Give the Trace Elliot signature tone a try and you’ll see why over the years countless artists
have relied on Trace Elliot.
pEaVEy baSS: For over 40 years, Peavey bass amps have been a mainstay in the music industry. Round,
huge, loud, deep; there are many ways to describe the Peavey bass amp sound.