I also had the head version for a while, paid 300/325 for that one. I think I paid 275 for it, with footswitch and it was in excellent condition. Yeah, the resale value blows on JSX. Loved my 2x12 JSX combo, and I had it for almost a year.

It goes a long way but still with a good dynamic and effective restitution.9 because the crunch is not perfect, he has the handicap of his strength which for me is not a problem.Good amplifier for style ranging from pop to funk, to fusion of genres of metal.Amp character (lead and crunch), resourceful and not very expensive offering interesting capabilities.We did not wait for a law to make us respect our members and visitors' privacy. That being said the sounds are very musical.Lead side is without LMIT, good reaction to the various options in terms of EQ. Nevertheless very usable, but those seeking a more clean tarnished with the gain will probably use more pedal on the clean for best results. Short neutral side is clean is a good working basis.Warning overall very comfortable low side, natural presence on these frequencies quite impressive but not problematic since the EQ is very effective.Side crunch is actually a more flexible lead was quickly large distortion therefore calibrate with a little more time. I only use mode 120w richer because in my opinion. Overall a very classic amp where one goes to the essentials.The Peavey all-tube JSX 212 combo guitar amplifier translates the tonal flexibility and responsive, and versatile gain structures of the JSX head into a combo amp.Only criticism is the activation of the channels via the footswitch which is boring.The clean is very comfortable and dynamic.

Peavey Jsx 2X12