Does the Peavey Classic 30 take pedals well?

I use a pretty well sized pedalboard on this amp and it handles all of them extremely well, but pedals aside the clean tone from the amp just plugging in straight is also immensely impressive. Tl;dr – this amp is amazing, affordable, plenty loud enough, can handle pedals well, and works well straight into the amp also.

How much does a Peavey Classic 30 weight?

39.5 lbs.
Weight: 39.5 lbs.

Is there a footswitch?

Footswitches are designed to withstand heavier pressure and are easy to activate with the tap of a foot.

Is a footswitch the same as a pedal?

Footswitches are also known as foot pedals. They are part of our vast range of switches here at Herga Technology. Footswitches have many uses and come in different shapes and styles to suit these applications.

How do footswitch pedals work?

a footswitch has one or two, sometimes three buttons on it that switch the channels around on your amp instantly, you don’t have to walk over to it and hit switches, so you can keep playing while you switch channels with your feet.

Where is the Peavey Classic 30 made?

USA
Made in USA. Includes 2 button footswitch and power cord.

Is a sustain pedal just a switch?

Basically when you press on a keyboard sustain pedal, it sends a signal to the keyboard or the midi controller to on or off the sustain. So its basically a on or off switch with a medal depressor (or sometimes plastic) for your feet to press. There are often two types of sustain pedal you’ll see in the store.

Do I need a pedal switcher?

A switcher allows you to forget about functional pedal placement, according to your signal chain. You can place them in any order or configuration you want, whether its the most space-saving solution or simply intended for aesthetics. Then all you need to do is plug them into the switcher in whichever order you want!

When did Peavey move to China?

Peavey moved manufacturing to China about 6 years ago. ^^^Too late — I just ordered a 2013 6505 head with brand new JJ tubes. Says “made in the USA” on the back.