Peavey 6505 Guitar Amp Head

Pat is seen in this image playing through a Peavey 6505.

In this video, Misha's gear is also shown to consist of a regular 6505 amp head.

Matt has a 6505 amp in his collection. He states that throughout trivium’s history, they have always used a 5150 style amp. Either a peavey 5150, evh 5150 III, or a Peavey 6505

Peavey 6505 at 3:33

Peavey 6505 at 3:17

This image shows the equipment used by Max for the band Cavalera Conspiracy. The rig includes a Peavey 6505 head. [Source](http://www.gloriacavalera.com/2014/10/it-is-prophecyrecordingpart-3-of-5-part.html).

Today, Ted Nugent uses Peavey 6505 heads onstage. According to Nugent at (15:40), he experimented with Peavy 5150s while playing with his band the Damn Yankees, “just as an experiment…It sounded awesome. And so I stuck with it and today I’m using 6505s.”

"A detailed gear diagram of Corey Beaulieu's Trivium stage setup that traces the signal flow of the equipment in his 2010 guitar rig. Corey was interview for this guitar rig."

According to a Peavey article from April 2012 celebrating 20 years of the 6505 amp, Robb Flynn is a longtime user of it: "Machine Head’s Robb Flynn has used the amp since the recording sessions for his band’s debut, Burn My Eyes, in the early ‘90s. “We were trying to get a modern, heavy tone,” he said. “And when we came across [the 6505], it was crushing. It’s got a really incredible midrange growl that works so well.”"

Effective enough to make music desired.

"The Peavey 6505+ and 6505 amps have been a staple to the August Burns Red sound since our first full length. We’ve always played these amps live and have used them to record all our albums." -JB Brubaker

Johan Söderberg of [Amon Amarth](https://equipboard.com/band/amon-amarth), shows two of his Peavey 6505 Heads, at 2:54.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yyHITwsSZcA

Not specified, but title of video is kinda explanatory

While playing with Bleeding Through, Weinhofen used Peavy 6505 Amps. In 2009, Weinhofen sold one of his Peavey 6505 amps.

KERRY MCCOY'S GEAR Guitars Gibson Les Paul Amps Peavey 6505 4x12 cab Effects Effects Ernie Ball volume pedal Boss TU-2 tuner Electro-Harmonix Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai Delta Labs SC1 chorus Electro-Harmonix Holy Grail Reverb DigiTech JamMan

Wade no longer owns this head, but used it at one point.

> At home I have a handful of heads - a 6505, 6505+ and a block letter 5150 - and they do sound different enough. I switch between them a lot but it will always be one of those amps. I make Kemper profiles of everything I do and use that live for both bands. That combination of heads, cabs and speakers always brings a clear mid-range no matter what you dial on the amp

Ben and Cameron both from the band, say they use these amps because "they're the shit" and "they're not very good guitarists so that they can sound full and good. They're all the most "durable heads" for a touring bands.

Marc shows the Peavey 6505 he uses as of 13:32.

In this post Gina can be seen playing through her peavey 6505 amp head

TJ can be seen using a 6505 head live

There is an image of Abbath with a Peavey 6505

In this video producer Dave Otero talks about how on every album he has worked on with Cattle Decapitation they have used a 6505. On the newest album (as of 2019) Death Atlas he used the 6505 in conjunction with a Hi-Watt Custom Super-Hi 50. "After tracking and as I was getting into the mix I did feel the need to blend in a tone with more saturation a little bit more of a modern kind of shape, so I did reamp through the 6505 and we just blended that in probably about even in the mix...the 6505 definetly saturates more, has a little bit of a wider spetcrum, goes a little bit deeper, has crispier highs, where the slighly more vintage tone of the Hi-watt just fills in those mids..."

No direct quotes as far as i know Wikipedia "Jesper is known for using the Peavey 5150/6505 amp.[6] Strömblad also uses a Line 6 rack-mounted POD just like Gelotte.[6]"

In [this page](http://peavey.cn/the-black-dahliamurder-.html) of Peavey's website, there is this picture, of Brian next to a Peavey 6505 amp head.

"We're mainly running a Bogner Uberschall and a Peavey 6505+ simultaneously. The gain was coming from the 6505 and then we rolled back the gain on the Uberschall to give more of a crunch and tighten everything up. I use the 6505 live, for me they're the most consistent amps in the world – every single one of them sounds the same. They're brilliant made, whereas with a lot of other amps you have a good one or a bad one."

Niklas uses this head as power amp only.

The item can be seen 0:01 into this video.

According to Premier Guitar's rig rundown with Deafheaven, Shiv uses a Peavey 6505 Amp Head.

Direct quote from Karl's YouTube video explaining amps used on the "For The Journey" album.

in this picture from peavey´s instagram you can see him with his peavey 6505

Bj uses a peavy 6505 amp head for his live amp rig

He uses in the video

Tom has always loved Peavey

In this for the likes of you music video, Zach can be seen using a peavy 6505 amp head

IN this post Josh shows off the peavey 6505 head he ownes. he used this head before switching over to a kemper profiler

for concerts and studio

In this live preformance paul can be seen using a peavey 6505 guitar head. he used this until switching to amp modelers

Fantastic Sound .... with a good Delay ***

"We use a 6505 amp and when you put on the rider that amp you sometimes get it but sometimes you also get given an amp that’s completely different".

Sammy is seen with this amp head in his instagram photo.

On this Peavey artists' page, Chase Brawner is listed as using the Peavey 6505 Guitar Amp Head.

Used in this picture and other live shows

> I switched to Jackson guitars and bought a few boxes. Delay, Wha-wha, Chorus and the EVH 5150 distortion pedal. I also switched to Peavey amps. 5150 and 6505. And this is pretty much what I use today.

QRD – What’s your main amplifier & why? Mick – The only amp I own is the Peavey 5150, which I use exclusively for Krallice. Reason being it sounds decent while playing chords with distortion.

As seen in Andy's studio in this Instagram photo.

"New gear for the new record"