Peavey Renown 400 2x12” Scorpion Equipped 210W Near MINT 1981

From the listing

Seller's description

From private collection up for sale near mint condition 1981 Peavey Renown 400 Scorpion equipped guitar combo amplifier with original Automixer foot-switch, manual, Scorpion specs sheet and Peavey products advertising. Serial 1A-00998051 81D, one of the firsts manufactured. Fully working, famous Peavey tone, with its legendary loudness and reliability. The Peavey Renown 400 is considered the workhorse of stages due to its sturdy construction Made in USA, 600W, 210W RMS. I’m quite confident saying this is the best condition and more complete Renown 400 on the market Photos speak for themselves. Worldwide shipping, ask for quotes. Follows description by Equipboard: The Peavey Renown 400 is a powerful, durable solid-state guitar combo amplifier from the 1980s known for its loud, clean tones and versatility as a pedal platform. It delivers 210 watts of power through two 12" Scorpion speakers.  Key Features and Specifications Output Power: A robust 210 watts RMS into a 4 ohm load, making it exceptionally loud and suitable for medium to large venues. Speakers: Equipped with dual 12" Scorpion speakers, engineered to handle high power output and provide a punchy, articulate sound. Channels: Features two channels (Clean/Normal and Lead), which can be switched via an optional footswitch or combined for a blended tone. Equalization: Offers extensive tone-shaping capabilities with independent EQ controls for each channel, including a unique "Paramid" mid-control and presence control on the lead channel. "Saturation" Circuitry: Incorporates a proprietary "SATURATION™" gain stage designed to simulate the compression and dynamics of a tube amplifier's overdrive in solid-state form. Built-in Reverb: Includes a built-in spring reverb unit for adding depth and ambiance to the sound. Durability: Known for its "road-ready" and extremely durable construction, designed to withstand the rigors of gigging. Inputs/Outputs: Features dual inputs (high and low gain), a footswitch jack, an