The perfect beginner's bass amp.

If you're tired of lugging around heavy gear to small gigs and rehearsals try plugging into the MAX 110. Its 20W of power drive a heavy-duty, custom-designed, 10" Peavey woofer to generate ample volume and punch. Wide tonal range Peavey's exclusive, patented TransTube circuitry gives you a choice of 2 distinct voicings--vintage and modern--for covering a wide range of sounds and music styles. A semi-parametric EQ adds further tone-shaping capability with low, mid, mid shift, and high controls. An all-purpose amp Perfect for small. lower-volume gigs, and rehearsals. With its CD input and headphone output, it's a great practice bass amp, too.

Peavey MAX 110 Bass Combo Features:

• 20W RMS
• 10" speaker
• DDT speaker protection
• Gain control
• Max/Modern/Vintage voicing switch with patented TransTube tube emulation circuitry
• Low, Mid, Mid Shift and High semi-parametric EQ
• Post-EQ effects loop
• CD input
• Master volume control
• Tuned, ported enclosure with exclusive dual
• Headphone jack

The MAX 110 is a great-sounding little bass amp that doesn't cost a lot. Order it right nowl

Peavey MAX 110 Bass Combo Specifications:

• Dimensions
• 15-1/4"W x 17-1/2"H x 11-1/4"D (Unpacked)
• 16"W x 18-1/2"H x 12-1/2"D (Packed)
• Weight
• 31.4 lbs. (Packed)
• 28.2 lbs. (Unpacked)

Peavey MAX 110 Bass Combo

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A Great Practice Amp

Posted by BASS IT UP from Kansas on Jan 5, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Everything

I've played bass for about 5 months and recently upgraded my equipment. When I got my new bass (an Ibanez SRX500 w/ active pickups) I went ahead and chose this amp over the Line 6 LowDown because this has more volume. The first thing I noticed was that it's pretty small and not too heavy which is very nice for hauling around to practice and its also built like a tank. The 4 knobs (master, low, mid, and high) basically do what they say they do. There's also a switch for vintage and modern sound, but I didnt notice an extreme difference between the two. I practiced with my band the other day and i was able to keep up with a Fender 212 and a Johnson 212 when they were set around 2 to 2 1/2 while I was set at about 70% on my bass (it distorts the amp if i go full volume) and 5 1/2 on my amp. I think the amp will distort if you go too much louder but you would just have to mess with different volumes from your bass. Your pickups (passive or active) will also make a difference. All in all, this does everything I wanted and I am very pleased with it. Truly a great practice amp.

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GREAT FOR PRACTICE JUST NOT FOR GIGS

Posted by Edgar Santiago from Dallas, Tx. on Aug 14, 2008

Experience w/product: I have used it

Reviewer's Background: professional musician

Reviewer's Play Style: jazz, latin jazz, salsa, norteno

I just got this amp today because I was already in need of a small amp for a small gig I do at a restaurant thurs - fri every week. Well before I was using a behringer bx300 30 watt amp that I borrowed from a friend and it came out to be way better amp than this peavey I just purchased. And trust me I play a decent bass, I play a fender american precision deluxe bass and this amp just couldn't give me the tone I desired. The voice switch on this amp doesn't really have much impact with vintage & modern as options and even though I'm a fan of vintage sound I don't think this amp has true vintage sound. I also disliked the frequency response on this amp which I need lower so the sound can project further out to my audience. Over all I can say is my experience with this amp wasn't too good but just like any other small bass amp combo out there this one's good for individual practice at home and it doesn't have a bad price!

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very nice practice amp

Posted by lmgoodwi from Saginaw, MI on Mar 3, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Bass player (needs a job)

Reviewer's Play Style: Classic rock, blues, metal, experimental

Well, I bought this amp after I gave my old practice amp to my brother. That had an 8" speaker in it and it couldn't handle my Ibanez SGR505 without distorting, so I was looking for something with a 10. Well, this amp is great. The vintage voicing mode sounds pretty nice. This is a great amp to practice with, and for small jam sessions. Overall, a great amp that does what its supposed to.

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Bass Masta

Posted by TearJeker666 from Lebanon, Kentucky on Nov 10, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Heavy Metal, Thrash Metal

I got this peavey 110 amp for my peavey grind 6 string bass and it sounds great. Excellent sound quality even with my distortion pedal. Great amp for band practice or small shows for a few friends. Also a great fist amp for anybody.Highly satisfied. Professional quality at a affordable price.Buy It!

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peavey max110

Posted by Zachcalloway from ILL, Antioch on Jul 11, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: rock, blues

i got this amp for my first amp, if you need an amp to prac. with by yourself or with a band its perfect, its loud enough to play small gatherings but no gigs or anything, it has lots of tone features, its a very tuff amp and will not brake easily, for what you pay for you really cant beat this amp, peavey do an incredible job on this amp and there new model line amps

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