![]() The Studio Pros seem to be the hardest to find, but the Envoys at 40 watts are plenty loud if you ever want to take it to an open mic event and they have the headphone feature for home use. The cleans on these Peavey amps before and after the "TransTube" badge range from good to really good. The Lead channel on these various Peavey amps differ, and may not be to your taste in crunch tones, but you said you were looking for clean tones. You mentioned earlier made in the USA is a plus, and up to 2004 all of these Peavey amps I've mentioned were MiM (Made in Mississippi). This later category of Peavey SS amps I'm thinking would fit your search parameters best out of the Peavey offerings. And I've owned teal, silver and red stripe Envoy 110s, also good amps. I also owned two Studio Pros, the teal stripe 110 and the silver stripe 112, also really good amps. I have owned two Bandit 1980s models from before the "stripes" versions, and they were great amps. ![]() The Studio Pro 110 and 112 models before the red stripe version had a headphone jack, and except for the silver stripe version the Envoy 110s had the headphone capability. None of the Bandits to my knowledge have ever had a headphone out feature. The earlier suggestions of a used Peavey Bandit could fit the bill, if you find one for sale within that budget, and if you turn down. You're looking for low cost (new or used) and for play at low volume levels when you can't use your tube amp because of family at home, etc. Okay, so you're sure you'll never gig with the amp, and it can sit in one place.
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