Sonic Drive Studio's video: Peavey 6505 1992 Original Review As Good As The 5150 Block Letter

Thanks for watching my review and demo of the new Peavey 6505 1992 Original! This new version was designed with the original "block letter" 5150 in mind as the baseline and inspiration but does it capture the magic? Let me know your thoughts in the comments! Cheers! Gear used in this video: - Gibson Les Paul Standard 60s - Gibson Les Paul Custom - ESP LTD NW-44 - ESP LTD SC-607B1H 7-string baritone Stephen Carpenter (Deftones) - Fender Jim Root Telecaster (Slipknot) - ESP LTD Phoenix Deluxe 1000 Evertune SSS - RedSeven Amplification Amp Central reactive load - Peavey 6505 1992 Original tube amp - Cubase 12 Pro - Steven Slate Drums 5.5 - OwnHammer Essentials cab IRs Thanks for watching! Please subscribe along with the bell and follow SDS at: https://www.facebook.com/sonicdrivestudio/ https://www.instagram.com/sonicdrivestudio_official/ https://twitter.com/jon_symons Timecodes: 00:00 Introduction 00:28 Passive Metal Demo (ESP LTD NW44) 02:03 About The 6505 1992 Original 03:12 The Newly Updated Features 05:47 Control Layout 06:30 Details On The Clean Tone 07:12 Clean Tone Demo (LTD Phoenix Deluxe Evertune) 08:49 Thoughts On The Rhythm Channel 09:21 Rhythm Rock Tone Demo (Gibson Les Paul Standard 60s) 11:35 Active Metal Demo (Fender Jim Root Telecaster) 13:50 7-String Baritone Metal Demo (LTD SC-607B1H) 15:59 Dialing In All The Controls 17:59 Conclusion Disclaimer: Peavey sent me this amp to keep but all thoughts are 100% my own!