Peavey

Peavey Electronics, founded in 1965 by Hartley Peavey in Meridian, Mississippi, is a leading manufacturer of musical instruments and professional audio equipment. The company gained prominence with its amplifiers, notably the 5150 series developed with Eddie Van Halen, which became a staple in rock and metal music. Peavey's product lineup includes the Classic series for blues and rock, the Bandit series featuring TransTube technology, and the Vypyr series of modeling amplifiers. Additionally, Peavey produces electric guitars, such as the T-60, the first guitar built using CNC technology, and the HP2, a continuation of the Wolfgang model. With over 180 patents and distribution in more than 130 countries, Peavey continues to innovate in the music industry.