Peavey Delta Blues 115 Tube Combo Amp  

Lots of pluses when compared with amps on it's price range. 2 Channels + boost, reverb, vibrato, loop, 15" celestion, 7 tubes, USA made...point me out a product that delivers as much for the same buck.

USA made. Flawless finish, despite not being real tweed, but I guess they never tried to say otherwise. And the way I see it, you get the same looks (the impression goes as far as when you touch it) but much more durability and practicity when cleaning the thing up.

As mentioned before, I haven't crossed anything as good as this on it's price range. Wanted this for while and over much more expensive gear just because of the 15". But now I've got it, it feels that I've got plenty more then expected. It's not for metal heads, as a 5150 is not for bluesmen or classic rockers, so judge things accordingly to what they comit itselves to do. And don't be moron to buy something you know it's not what you want.

There's enough reviews here for anyone to realize that this is a product of the highest quality. The bad reviews are simply due to gear snobbing, lack of sense from metal heads and/or Marshall fans, or simply Peavey enemies.

As a matter of fact, I don't necessarily like Peavey brand, and actually think even their logo is completely lame, lost in the 80's. I'd confess I'd like having something else on its spot. But I went for this because of its features, and I am so pleased I did that decided to place yet another review to its add. Seriously, I know there's enough, but I think it deserves it, just out of justice.

Tone doesn't get much better than this. If it does, and if you have the ears to notice it, it's simply not worth paying 3, 4 or even 5 times this proce tag. The same goes for Custom USA Gibson's and Fenders, etc., which own out of sheer lust, but I don't think I need to go the same way when it comes to amps, having this one on my hands. It makes my CS336, jag and tele great justice.

I am viciously protectionist....made in the USA means a lot to me. That being said, sound is foremost. With this amp. I got both. I play delta blues of Broonzy, Robert Johnson, and all the roots dudes, and play out all the time. This amp has warmth and bite, with real growl at higher volumes. I love it. Hand over my heart to the brothers making these down in Mississippi.

first off stand by's are for pussy. if you cant reach over and turn your amp down then your just pure lazy. you all that say it saves your tubes well, maybe with a fender but not this amp. i have had this amp for going on ten years now . i have only had to change the tubes twice . i play out at least four times a week, very loud and three to four hours a gig. not counting all the hours the band practices. now as far as this amp goes, im not sure that i have EVER heard anything that comes close to the sound that this thing can produce. i come from a musical family i have four brothers that all play guitar so theres alot of amps going through our hand a lot of chances to hear whats out there. so take it from someone who has had this amp for nearly decade  this thing only gets sweeter with time .

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No standby switch, and footswitch does not come standard - gotta buy it seperately.

Great look, great sound, great price.

Great sounding amp for the price.

I went to look at the Fender Hot Rod Deluxe at my local guitar shop based on a friend's recommendation (a guitar tech for a popular Las Vegas show). After trying the amp out, I really didn't like the sound I got out of it. The salesman then suggested I try out the Delta Blues amp, and I was blown away. Better cleans, crunch sounds, highs, lows - everything. Looked around for a few weeks at other brands in the same price range (Vox, Marshall) but kept coming back to the Delta Blues and finally bought it. Nothing in its price range even compares to the tone you can get out of this thing. I highly recommend it.