The 6505 series amplifiers and enclosures are the result of extensive research and development to produce the ultimate products for guitarists. With the 6505 1992 Original, 6505 II, and 6505 MH heads, you'll experience super rock crunch, harmonic-rich sustain, and screaming drive like you've never heard before. Production models are identical to those used by countless legendary artists for recording, as well as on tour.

The Peavey 6505 Reissue 412 Straight guitar cabinet has been designed to the exacting specifications of our original 1992 version with a few basic updates that have been requested by countless artists over the years. Each cabinet features four 12" Sheffield 1230+ specially-voiced speakers loaded in a biplanar-aligned, infinite baffle, 300W closed-back cabinet. Dual 1/4" jacks with Stereo/Mono selector, solid Birch plywood construction, recessed handles, and heavy-duty pop-out casters complete the package.

Features

  • 4 - 12" Sheffield 1230+ speakers
  • 300W handling
  • Dual 1/4" jacks
  • Stereo/Mono switch
  • High-density Birch plywood construction
  • Recessed handles
  • Heavy-duty pop-out casters
  • 16 ohms mono, 8 Ohms per side stereo
  • Product Type : Guitar Cabinet
  • Color : Black
  • Connectivity : Wired
  • Instrument : Electric Guitar
  • Number of Speakers : 4
  • Model : 6505 Reissue 412 Straight
  • Product Line : 6505
  • Power Handling : 300 Watts
  • Impedance : 16 Ohms Mono, 8 Ohms per side Stereo

ConditionMint (Used)
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Brand
Model
  • 6505 II 120-Watt 4x12" Guitar Speaker Cabinet
Finish
  • 678
Categories
Speaker Configuration
  • 4x12"
Output Power (Watts)
  • 120

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