it's not cheap. it sounds like a $1500 amp. pure tube sound and top notch analog effects. and the pedal compliments that looper in it.

i don't really think i need to go into detail. there are more effects and features than i know what to do with on this amp. and they all work flawlessly.

it's very easy to use once you figure it out. took me like 2 minutes to get it.

built like a rock. though the knobs could be something other than plastic

similar amps i've seen double this price. nuff said

not needed. hopefully i won't.

this is a pretty good looking amp. but it is a little generic. black casing. gray speaker guard. i'm gonna "defang" the plastic thing on it. i think that thing looks a little silly.

lead guitarist in gigging metal band

Hard Rock, Metal, Alternative, and Acoustic

There have been only two "true" tube amps I have played and think I would be fully satisfied if purchased... that is if I could even come close to affording them right now; a Diezel Herbert which I think was over $3500 and a VHT Pitbull, which was close in price as well. Either way, these are made for WEALTHY PROFESSIONAL RECORDING ARTISTS!!! With those two amazing amps aside, being perfect 10's in my opinion tone wise, how does the Peavey Vypyr rate, an easy 8... that's right, I've dialed in tones that satisfy my tone lusty ears that are purdy dang close to the tones acheived with both of those amps, this isn't a plug in, hit a button and sound like Slash or Van Halen right away type amps (no amp does this anyways). But, you can, with the right ears and some tweaking, dial in pretty much ANY sound you're looking for with these amps, I am convinced. $450, 60watts and one twelve in. speaker... I'm happy, and if you're not, keep saving... I'll be Rocking out.

Go to the website to see the list, the coolest fact about these is that while they may be new on the market, your amp can GROW, with the technology with the free upgrades to the firmware. Which to me, I think is WAY cool considering if you purchased any other "modeling" amp in the past, it would soon be obsolete much like the computers of today. Btw, you don't NEED, a sanpera, but they are pretty damn cool if you want to use the looper or the wah (both of which perform and sound perfect.

Easy, once you get it, you got it and the sky is the limit.

It's a PEAVEY and they don't put out crap.

Buy one and play it, if you don't think that it's $450 dollars well spent on a piece of guitar equipment, well, maybe you should A) Keep saving your money or B) stop playing guitar, because I wouldn't want to hear anyone play a guitar if they couldn't get some amazing tones out of this baby.

Peavey. USA.

Just hearing about it and what it did over the past year, I wanted one. Stock, I think they are physically ugly though, so I "de-fanged" mine and man is it one sexy looking retro-classy rockin' combo from outer space...

Active, reclusive musician...

Rockin'-Metal-Industrio-Punk-a-Billy

Playing for 44 yrs. I play Guitars(all kinds), Mandolin, Banjo, Bass, & Keyboards.

I play different types of music. From Classic Christian to Classic Rock & even some Bluegrass & Country.

20 years experience,play 6 string Rythm,I jam at home.

Rock/Heavey Metal

Has great sound at high and low volumes even even if i plug an $80 guitar into it. Can easily be made to sound like whatever you want it to.

Cool effects to play around with. I wouldn't call them top quality but they are good especially for the price.

Easy to use once you figure out the controls.

Quality is okay. The knobs feel like they are about to break off is the only problem. Everything else is great.

Heck yeah its worth the money! Best amp under 600 bucks.

Haven't had to call for support.

Looks amazing! I absolutely love the whole design of it!

Active Musician

Multiple

The sound is clear, and you can get the sound for any style of music.

All of the features are useful. All of the effects, and amp models you need. I would like to get the Sanpera II Footswitch for the Peavey Vypyr.

Just turn it on, and plug it in and you have already started producing great sound.

Well Made

It's well worth the selling price.

No, I didn't need to.

It looks cool, I like all of the LED's.

Advance

Various

Classic Rock, Metal Rock, Blues

Sound is good. You obviously have to fiddle with it a bit to get a good sound, but once you get it it's nice. Pretty good for metal, I'm sure it can do bluesy stuff too.

Tiny learning curve, nothing major though. But does take some getting used too

Well I've only had it a month, no problems yet

I got it for $270. So I got pretty good value. But for $365 I can't think of anything to beat it

Haven't need it

5 years guitar

Metal

sound quality is perfect out of this thing from rock hard metal to clean warm sounds.

it is beats to get the sanpera 1 or 2 it really unlocks the true potential for this amp.

dial in what you want and there ya go.

very sturdy amp and pedals it just a vrry good amp.

very good value would buy this amp for the price.

dont need.

its SEXXY look awesome light show when u turn it on.