Peavey Supreme 160 Solid State 1990's - Black

The Peavey Supreme 160 is a two-channel, 160-watt solid-state guitar amplifier head made in the USA during the 1990s. Known for its substantial output, tight low end and articulate high-gain character, the Supreme 160 became a popular choice among rock and metal players seeking the consistency and durability of a solid-state design. Its clean channel provides ample headroom, while the lead channel delivers the aggressive distortion associated with high-powered Peavey amplifiers from this era. Built-in spring reverb and an effects loop add flexibility for stage, rehearsal and studio use.

This amplifier is in very good condition and operates as intended. It shows minor signs of normal use, including light scuffs and wear to the black tolex. The metal hardware has light natural aging and patina consistent with its age. Overall, the amplifier has been well cared for and presents nicely for a 1990s example. Please review all photos carefully, as they accurately represent its cosmetic condition.

Specifications

• Make: Peavey
• Model: Supreme 160
• Year: 1990s
• Country of Manufacture: USA
• Type: Guitar Amplifier Head
• Serial #07015151
• Power Output: 160 Watts
• Amplifier Type: Solid-State
• Channels: 2
• Channel Voicings: Clean and Lead
• Effects Loop: Yes
• Reverb: Built-In Spring Reverb
• Speaker Outputs: Multiple
• Footswitch: Compatible but does not include a footswitch
• Construction: Steel Chassis
• Finish: Black Tolex
• Condition: Very Good