Peavey Vegas 400

Senses onset of clipping and compresses signal to prevent distortion.

Offers greater range and better noise performance for tone control.

Features two channels with separate inputs and equalization.

Allows effects devices to be interfaced before equalization.

Details power output, frequency response, and harmonic distortion.

Outlines preamp specifications, equalization, and channel noise levels.

Offers two inputs: one high gain and one with less gain for signal overload.

Sets input level with a 'pull bright' feature for high-frequency boost.

Sets overall preamp level and controls preamp overload dynamics.

Jacks for patching external devices before EQ, optimized for low-level signals.

Details Low, Paramid, Shift, and High EQ controls for tone shaping.

Features one high-gain input, similar to the Lead channel's primary input.

Adjusts bass tonality, offering smoothness and extended bandwidth.

Concentric control for mid frequencies and shifting the center frequency.

Controls treble frequencies, with potential interaction with mid/shift.

High-frequency boost/cut at ~5 KHz, adds brightness or reduces sizzle.

Adjusts reverb amount, switchable via footswitch.

Indicates when DDT compression is active.

Indicates when the amp is switched on and drawing power.

Three-position switch to manage grounding and reduce hum.

Simple rocker switch to turn the amplifier on or off.

Allows patching effects post-EQ or connecting to external mixers.

Low-level output for connecting to mixing consoles or sound reinforcement.

Connects a footswitch for remote control of reverb.