Peavey Invective MH - Demo 

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Fuck yeah.

YES DO IIITTTT

Should throw in an EVH just to keep it all inclusive

Can't find a single 6505mh vs Invective MH demo yet

SuperJiggawhat STFU, idiot.

Bill Forest It stands for Magic Helmet, you stupid fuck.

Bill Forest NEVER.

@@stanknugget ahh by looking at your face, I can see why your mother named you Stank Nugget.

@@stanknugget no, it stands for mushroom head you fuck tard

Chris grab some Ownhammer IR’s and you’ll be good 🤘🤘

Its fizzy and congested irl, all the videos praising it are bs

I find the 5150iii a little fizzy but the 6505mh is a bit woofy without an od. Hopefully this is a happy medium

The 5150iii is so great sounding

pizzaROX totally. Super happy I purchased one!

Yeah... I wasn't gonna be that guy, but I guess it was inevitable that someone would be.

Kieth should get a signature keisel guitar

Like finger nails on a chalkboard.

If he made a Shceter guitar I'd buy it.

@@westernfilet have you tried them? he always gets killer tones and was thinking about getting a pair eventually.

Brian Village I agree with this! Classic Marshall heads sound great, but I feel like there isn’t much of a need for that much power anymore. I’m getting a PRS MT15 head soon, and I have a feeling it’ll be PLENTY loud

It seems that you have not yet realized what headroom is.

Yea 20w is plenty if you're doing Bob Segar covers at the VFW. That's the same kind of mindset that brought us the 4 cylinder Mustang

@@adamdopierala4577 This is true man. These guys are definitely only gigging bar & grills talking like that.

@@oshikiri999 the only use for 50 and 100 watt amplifiers was for giant outdoor festival shows with thousands of people. they don’t really serve a purpose anymore because any amplifier or amp sim can be routed through front of house sound, which was not possible back in the day. i’m very willing to bet that not only are most people who buy 100 watt amps playing shows in basements or in places that have a FOH system (with the volume at 1 no less) but they’re also playing in the 21st century, not the 80s, and for only the other bands at the gig, not thousands of screaming teen girls.

Holy God you took the words out of my mouth 😂

Heka41 agreed... the built in cab sim is the worst but you gotta think how much better it will sound with a real cab or quality IR’s

I was pretty disappointed when he said he was only using the di output for the test. I have a 6505mh and never use the di output because it sounds like a wet blanket over a cab.

@@ledheavy26 I wish you could use the XLR out without the speaker Sim. That would be awesome for homerecording... Just some good IRs and boom!

@@chrismonaut You could always just use the effect send to your audio interface and accomplish that. I do it with my Mark 5:25 all the time.

@@anxiousnation3820 I've never tried the direct output of the MarkV:25 despite having owned one for 3 years. How does it sound for the heavy tones and the chugging? If I sounds good that would make recording a lot easier.

@@skullkrusher4418 You will need to use a cab ir for it to work. I personally use ownhammer and I think it sounds as good as a mic'd cab. There are free ir vst's out there and ownhammer has some free ir's you could grab so it wont cost you anything to try it.

I bought one, it's a HUGE sounding amp!

@@barndawg77 returned 2. mt-15 FX loop plagued with noise. if you get a good one, or if you don't need an FX loop it's the best bang / buck on the market. bought a victory kraken with 6L6's instead and it crushes.

@@illegalgardener Exactly, had mine "repaired" because it was so bad. Had a loaner , same issue... Got mine back same issue. Unusable noise on the loop which is sad because I love the sound.

No clean on the kraken?

Exactly! I have a 5150 III 50w and it's been my favorite amp since the last 5-6 years, but I've been curious about this mh because the Invective 120 is great, but it's still over my budget. It's really tempting to buy this mh, but the gain knob instead of the volume knob on the clean channel makes me worried though because I need great cleans as well as great distortion. On the 120 it's different, but I was like ''wtf'' when I saw this amp has a gain knob only because, as you said, Misha wanted an amp with great cleans too...I hope to see other reviews of the amp showing what the clean does.

Gareth Hill you’re kidding right? He Didn’t even plug it into a cabinet, just used the literal worst cab-sim on The market (seriously, Mesa cab clone is better than peavey’s garbage sims. Not to trash the amp, I have it preordered and am anxiously awaiting it cuz Peavey makes Amps better than almost anyone in this range. But they need to spend more money on developing the cab sims They insist on wasting valuable chassis space for, which I know people, myself included, would be willing to pay extra for. Cuz it’s super useful, and works wonders when it’s done correctly. This however is a waste and makes me wonder what this amp would be like and they abandoned their craptastic cab sim fantasy and used that space For some decent sized power tubes, a couple 6L6’s instead of the el84’s that only Friedman and Mesa know how to make sound good for some reason. So much wasted space. So much potential. Still gonna play the f*ck out of it. Cuz it’s 90% my dream amp. I’ll just be thinking “what if they did THIS instead...” the whole time ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Matt Wengler I’m pretty sure you can use both at the same time.

I have the 50 watt EVH and it's awesome Before that I had the EVH lbx ii, which was also great, but it only just didn't have enough head room for band practice, same with my marshall dsl 20

Saber Reiter This is a commonly asked question as of late. There is a dummy load button on the back so you can use that or a load box. You just gotta be careful you remember to use it correctly. Rock on 🤘

@@TacomaEscape Thanks for the answer! Seems pretty neat. Cheers

Moody Chicken Yes it does.

Blake Curtis I called and talked to their engineer in the US and he said all Peavey Invectives are made in China now. The first run 120’s were made in the US and then moved to China. I was a bit worried about it being made in China but their engineer said they’re assembled under strict Peavey protocols. I just got the 120 this week and can’t wait to test it out.

For us people in bands playing shows we do :)