Over the last three decades, the Peavey TNT and TKO combo amplifiers have become two of the company's most popular amp lines.
The two new offerings—TNT 115 and TKO 115—are the next evolution in this line, boasting exclusive features and a wide of range of power and tone.
The Peavey TNT 115 is a 600-watt max power bass amplifier, and includes a footswitchable optical compressor plus footswitchable crunch for adding a tube-like effect that distorts only the high frequencies, preserving the all-important fat low end.
The TNT 115 and the 400-watt TKO 115 share a seven-band graphic EQ with high and low shelving controls, plus bright and contour switches, effect loop, master volume and headphone output. The amps also feature a built-in XLR direct interface that players can use to route the signal to the house sound system, while the new tilt-back design lets users angle the amps upward and use as a monitor.
Here are the full specs and prices for each amp:
- TNT 115
- 600 watts maximum lightweight class D power
- 15” specially designed loudspeaker and high-frequency tweeter with defeat switch
- Seven-band graphic EQ with high and low shelving controls
- Pre-shape contour switch
- Bright switch
- Active/passive pickup switch
- Footswitchable optical compressor with defeat switch
- Footswitchable crunch switch adds tube-like tone
- Effects loop
- Master volume
- Headphone output
- Exclusive DDT speaker protection
- XLR direct interface output
- Powered speaker output with twist-lock connector
- Convenient tilt-back design
- Lighted Peavey logo with on/off switch
- U.S. MSRP $719.99
TKO 115
400 watts maximum lightweight class D power
15” specially designed loudspeaker and high-frequency tweeter
Seven-band graphic EQ with high and low shelving controls
Pre-shape contour switch
Bright switch
Active/passive pickup switch
Effects loop
Master volume
Headphone output
Exclusive DDT speaker protection
XLR direct interface output
1/4” powered speaker output
Convenient tilt-back design
Lighted Peavey logo with on/off switch
U.S. MSRP $649.99
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