Arfey McFeeshy

Have myself set on the Peavey Vypry for a while now, but go to thinking, would it be cheaper and better to get a different amp plus a multi effects pedal?

Do you think the Peavey would still have the edge compared to the Amp + Pedal combo,
If so what amp and multieffects pedal would you recommend?

I wont be able to afford the Sanpera pedal as my budget is $400 unless I get lucky

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Tremolo Bum

What genres do you like to play the most?

Are you willing to go used?

If you answer those questions that will help a lot, as right now I would just be stabbing in the dark. A decent multi-effects unit is a very cost effective method for effects.

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Guitars - Jackson RR3 Rhoads and DK2M Dinky
Amp - Peavey 6505+ w/ Avatar 212 cab
Effects - TS9, MXR 10 Band EQ, Carbon Copy Delay
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romeozdistress

maybe a valve king. but id just go with the tube 60.

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Boss NS-2
Electro Harmonics Big Muff

ihartfood

http://www.guitarcenter.com/In-Stor...017-i2904198.gc
with sanpera
$250
i see you're in the US. buy that shit

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Like Telecasters?

romeozdistress

they are mad cheap now.

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2008 LTD EX-400
Agile Al-2000
Peavey Vypyr Tube 60
Peavey Vypyr 15 (eminence alpha 8a)
Boss NS-2
Electro Harmonics Big Muff

ihartfood

^ i thought you were gonna get one? or have you still not decided?

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Like Telecasters?

romeozdistress

i actually sent my tax stuff in, but they arent accepting until jan. 30th. so pretty soon ill make my final decision. ive narrowed it down to a krank rev jr vs 6505 112.

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2008 LTD EX-400
Agile Al-2000
Peavey Vypyr Tube 60
Peavey Vypyr 15 (eminence alpha 8a)
Boss NS-2
Electro Harmonics Big Muff

Offworld92

Depends on exactly what your needs are. An Amp + MFX is going to be nowhere near as versatile, unless you're planning on using the MFX for amp models, in which case the Vypyr Tube will most likely just sound better.

Tell us exactly what you need your setup to be able to do and we can help you more.

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HUMANIZER

This isn't 1968. Use the volume knob.

Main Rig
Ibanez | S420 |
LTD | EC-1000 |
Peavey | 6505 | MS412 |
Boss | TU-3 | CS-3 | GT-10 | SD-1 | NS-2 |

Arfey McFeeshy

From greatest to least, blues, soft rock, metal. I will go used if i have too.
I'm gonna use it just to jam with and I want it to be able to do small gigs later on if I have too.
Seen this yesterday, and was gonna deposit some money to order it, but turns out it sold. I'll keep checking up and probably already order from their

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Offworld92

You need to be way more specific - what bands have tone you'd like to get close to?

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In your mind, you can fly.

HUMANIZER

This isn't 1968. Use the volume knob.

Main Rig
Ibanez | S420 |
LTD | EC-1000 |
Peavey | 6505 | MS412 |
Boss | TU-3 | CS-3 | GT-10 | SD-1 | NS-2 |

Arfey McFeeshy

That's an extremely difficult answer to ask me as I normally don't pick favorites or have something I prefer over the other, and I don't have just one specific tone that I want to get.

I'm just looking for a bunch of versatility I suppose but If I had to pick a couple of artists that I wouldn't mind sounding like it would be Satch and Dream Theatre, and I really like some of the sounds Coheed and Cambria can get.

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Offworld92

I would definitely stick with the Vypyr Tube in your budget.

Satch used Peavey JSXs and now Marshall JVMs
Dream Theater is pretty much Mesa Mark V tone.
Coheed is pretty much Bogner Uberschall tone.

You could get good tone for all of that stuff with a Mark V, but unless you want to save up $1500 for one...

Sometimes deals pop up on GC - a Tube 60 & Sanpera I or something like that - if you see one, jump on it.

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In your mind, you can fly.

HUMANIZER

This isn't 1968. Use the volume knob.

Main Rig
Ibanez | S420 |
LTD | EC-1000 |
Peavey | 6505 | MS412 |
Boss | TU-3 | CS-3 | GT-10 | SD-1 | NS-2 |