Peavey Max 110 II Bass Combo Amplifier (100 Watts, 1x10")
Get maximum tone at a minimal price with this Peavey bass amp. The MAX 110 gets you from practice space to stage, with 100 watts behind a punchy 10" speaker.
Overall User Ratings (based on 4 ratings)
Submitted December 29, 2013 by a customer from att.net
"powerful little amp"
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Made a great practise amp as well as a even better gig amp, at a good price can't beat it.
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Submitted March 20, 2018 by Edward F in New York, NY
"Good Deal"
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The sound is not great but for the price and size you can"t beat it. I use a boss 7 band EQ pedal and the sound improves 100%. I'll put it against any of the really expensive amps. Since the higher end amps have such in depth sound shaping using the pedal makes sense. The speaker handles high volume just like it says.
Musical Background:
Bass
Musical Style:
Funk, Fusion, Jazz
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Submitted May 18, 2014 by a customer from gmail.com
"Great sound, Portable size."
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Great punchy little app perfect jam session or small gig.
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Submitted September 6, 2015 by Johnny K in Dallas, TX
"Cool features, but not good with a 5 string"
Wanted to love this amp because it's small and light, has a great tilt-back design, built-in tuner, auxiliary in and headphone jacks. The gain boost is really interesting too. It adds a cool overdriven tone that some rock players might love. However, this thing just doesn't handle the low B string. It's almost like they didn't test it with a 5 because it seems like anything below the low E is really farty not matter how I tried to EQ it. If you're a 4 string player you may love it, but otherwise I wouldn't recommend it.
Musical Background:
playing for years, semi-pro player
Musical Style:
rock, country, funk, praise and worship
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