gorillamac's Metal Pedalboard

gorillamac

gorillamac

Gear IQ 706

Metal Pedalboard by gorillamac featuring ESP LTD Viper 256P, Peavey Bandit 112, and Peavey Bandit 112 solo series

Guitar with amps and pedalboard. Two Peavey Bandits, one modern Transtube and one Solo "teal stripe" with two separate dirt chains running in stereo.

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~$1,238

Value by category

  • Amplifiers 58.6%
  • Guitars 41.4%

Price mix

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All 3 priced items fall in the standard range for their categories.

Solid Body Electric Guitars

ESP LTD Viper 256P

Avg price: $512.00

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Combo Guitar Amplifiers

Peavey Bandit 112

Avg price: $363.68

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Combo Guitar Amplifiers

Peavey Bandit 112 solo series

Avg price: $362.50

An absolute solid state monster

From what I understand, these are also very popular with blues players. I'm not a blues player, so this review will be in the context of heavier genres (metal, hardcore, extreme stuff, etc.)

Solid state amps are often overlooked in heavy music. Granted, a thick and full tube amp does sound phenomenal in heavy music. That being said, there's something about the cold, tight sound of a solid state amp that lends itself very well to the more extreme subgenres. The Peavey Bandit is one of those that hits this note very well. The clean channel is great and soaks up pedals like a dream, and the dirty channel drills you right between the eyes. I also like stacking dirt sources by running pedals into the dirty channel, and it does this with ease as well. For death metal, grind, sludge, heavy hardcore etc., this thing will rip your face off.

These can be had for dirt cheap as well. I got mine for $100. I also own a "modern" iteration, and that's fantastic as well. I currently run both as sort of a 2x12 stack with parallel signal chains. Very loud, very brutal, and 100% gig-able.

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Those old school Peavey's are f'n bulletproof!

About this setup

This gear photo by gorillamac features 3 pieces of gear, including ESP LTD Viper 256P, Peavey Bandit 112, and Peavey Bandit 112 solo series. The setup spans Amplifiers and Guitars, with mostly standard pieces. Artists with this kind of gear are most often found in the Rock, Metal, and Pop scenes. Notable artists with overlapping gear include Jamie MacDonald.

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