The Peavey Windsor Studio is a compact powerhouse that brings the iconic tones of rock's golden era to your fingertips. This 15-watt Class A combo amplifier offers the ideal blend of vintage charm and modern functionality, making it an essential tool for guitarists both in the studio and on stage. Its lightweight design ensures easy portability, while the footswitchable preamp boost transforms this single-channel amp into a versatile 2-channel-like experience.

The Windsor Studio features a unique Power Sponge output attenuator, providing the flexibility to adjust power output while retaining the rich, all-tube distortion characteristics at any volume. For recording enthusiasts, the built-in microphone simulator and transformer-balanced XLR direct output allow seamless integration with recording setups, bypassing the need for a traditional mic.

Whether you’re dialing in classic rock tones or experimenting with modern sounds, the Windsor Studio’s flexible tube configuration and comprehensive control set, including true spring reverb and a three-band EQ, give you the tools to craft your perfect sound.

Key Features:

• 15-watt Class A combo amplifier
• Flexible tube configuration: two 12AX7 preamp tubes and one EL34 power-amp tube
• Footswitchable Boost for dynamic response and soloing
• Exclusive Power Sponge output attenuator
• Transformer-balanced XLR direct output with mic simulator
• True spring reverb with level control
• Three-band tone equalization (low, mid, high)
• Footswitchable effects loop
• Single 12" loudspeaker
• Dual speaker outputs and selectable impedance (4, 8, 16 ohms)

Product specs

FAQs

Is the Peavey Windsor Studio loud enough for small gigs?

Yes, the Peavey Windsor Studio, with its 15-watt output and 1x12" speaker, is suitable for small gigs and practice sessions. Its tube-driven design provides ample volume and dynamic response for intimate venues.

What kind of tones can I expect from the Peavey Windsor Studio's EL34 power tubes?

The EL34 power tubes in the Peavey Windsor Studio offer a classic British tone with rich mids and a warm, harmonically complex overdrive, making it ideal for rock and blues genres.

Does the Peavey Windsor Studio handle pedals well?

Yes, the Peavey Windsor Studio is known for taking pedals well, thanks to its single-channel tube design, which allows for excellent signal clarity and dynamic response when using effects pedals.

What built-in effects does the Peavey Windsor Studio offer?

The Peavey Windsor Studio includes a built-in spring reverb, providing a natural and vintage-sounding ambiance that complements its tube-driven tone.

How many inputs does the Peavey Windsor Studio have, and what are they used for?

The Peavey Windsor Studio features two inputs, allowing for different gain structures and tonal variations, which can accommodate various guitar types and playing styles.