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Hey there Doc,
don't know the Peavey amp, and Ive not played through one but I know a lot of people on here rate Peavey. Solid and reliable and give you a good sound.
Tried out a B2R while I was looking at 'grown-up' amps, and have to say I wasnt overly impressed. I f anything I thought it was particularly average sound but there was a muffly mid range frequency I couldnt dial out. may have just been a duff shop demo model but even then, I think in the price range you can do better.
You say you have the choice of those two, but have you thought about any Ashdown stuff? For R'n'B they could be really good as they're described (and I would agree) as having a modern vintage sound. MAG range aint too expensive thugh Id go to ABM if you can to stretch it.
Andy

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I haven't had experience with either, but I think the obvious choice would be the Peavey. It would be more suited to your cabinet and probably give you a less coloured sound than the Ampeg would.

Just my 2 €urocents :)

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I can thoroughly recommend the T-Max. Unbelievable lickle things! A mate of mine has had two now, he loves them so much. Amazing tone, and seriously loud for a cheaper amp!

I hated the only B2R I've used, but that was at a gig when I had to turn up and play through it, so I didn't have a chance to tinker properly. I was VERY disappointed though... I definitely remember that horrible mid-range thing MoJ - totally ruined my fx tone.

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Looks good for the T-Max. Funny, I have used the Peavey and found it very punchy, but just had this idea that the Ampeg should be better - funny old thing!!!

Anyone else had any experience of these two?

Would the 410TVX be the best cab for the T-Max???

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