Peavey TNT 100 - any thoughts? - TalkBass.com
2022年10月6日 — Aug 17, 2023. #4. My first bass amp (combo) was a TNT100 from the later 70's. It will hang well with disciplined players in small to medium sized venues. It is very heavy and quite awkward to carry for any distance by the top mounted handle. If you get it, …
Peavey TNT 100 - TalkBass.com
2010年4月13日 — I got my TNT 100 for Christmas in 1978. I still have it. I replaced the speaker with a 15" Black Widow in 1982 when I used to bi amp with a Peavey Mark IV. I recently removed the amp from the cabinet and sent it back to Peavey and for $50 they reconditioned it. Sounds like it did back in the day.
$100 Peavey TNT 130... do or don't? - TalkBass.com
2014年7月21日 — A TNT 130 was my first "real" bass amp. It has a great EQ with a parametric midrange control (selectable frequency with boost-cut in freq. gain) and it can go anywhere from clean styles to thick and gritty. It is very heavy and really loud for 130 watts. I turned mine into a head to use with better cabinets. Then I discovered the Peavey Series ...
peavey tnt 150 vs fender rumble 100 - TalkBass.com
2008年8月13日 — Feb 20, 2009. #1. hey everyone After a VERY long time of looking for a new amp at a good price I came across a used peavey tnt 150 (claims to be in excellent condition). I need an amp big enough for jamming with a band and MAYBE very small gigs eventually. The amp I have been saving for and comparing things to is the fender rumble 100 1x15 so ...
Peavey TNT-100 speaker replacement idea? - TalkBass.com
2005年7月4日 — I don't recall the BW being an option either for the 100, but was for the 130 and 160. There was also a Scorpion option. For those TNT models that did offer a BW upgrade, the 1502 was the part number. If the amp has an extension speaker jack then it would be the 1502-8 and if it doesn't have an extension jack it would be the 1502-4.
Fender Bassman Compact VS Peavey TNT 100? - TalkBass.com
For Sale: Bass Guitars; For Sale: Amps, Preamps, and Cabinets ... I heard the Peavey TNT 100 is very heavy ...
Peavey TNT 150 Is it enough? - TalkBass.com
2009年12月22日 — Sep 24, 2014. 1,061. 2,397. Sep 25, 2014. #5. If you're playing hard rock with a hard hitting drummer and two guitar players then it probably won't be loud enough. I've played a 220 watt Ampeg 1x15 combo with that setting (loud drummer, guitars) and had to have the volume almost to max.
Peavey TNT 100 - TalkBass.com
2002年10月13日 — My first (real) bass amp was a TNT 160. That thing was an unstoppable beast. The only negative thing that I can think of is that mine was unbelievably heavy for the size of the cabinet, and it only had one handle on the top. As for performance, I've played through my 160, a 100 and a 130. All of them sounded good and solid.
Old TNT 130. Nostalgia or Good Deal? - TalkBass.com
The older Combo 300s, TNT 115S, TNT 115, etc. usually sell for $100 - $150. Only the Combo 210TX seems to sell over $200. You'll occasionally see some idiot listing a redline TNT for $400 - $500 or an old blackface TNT 115 BW for $300 but they don't sell, of course. heynorm.
Peavey TNT 100 - TalkBass.com
0. Jul 25, 2000. #2. My first "big" amp was a TNT 150. The 150 is 150watts and the 100 is older and 100 watts. When my band first started out we didn't have much gigs but as we got more gigs the TNT was, out of all our stuff, the biggest pain in the ass to move around. I still loved it though because it was loud enough at practices and was dirt ...