Transtube Technology by Peavey on PEAVEY bandit 112 guitar amplifier

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for couple days i was wandering around looking for what i want to write, and i think i found something interesting. i was on stage performing music with my band and there was a bandit there. A PEAVEY bandit 112 guitar amplifier with transtube technology. such a good looking amp with clean design. it has wide range of tone options while its size is suitable for small room.



Peavey Bandit 112 TransTube Amplifier



what interested does the Transtube technology  have?

i guess peavey want their position back like in the 90's era when peavey is one of best brand options.

as you can see these knobs are neat and the knobs and switches has "vintage" and "warm" options which are making you easier to get the tone you want. well i couldn't make any videos about this amp, but you may find good reviews about Peavey Bandit 112 TransTube Amplifier on youtube.
 here is one of them:

yes, the transtube technology made a significant difference when it comes about this amp





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