Peavey puts the Tour Series TNT 115 through its paces

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Check out the latest Tour Series demo video

Peavey has released a new online video for the Peavey Tour Series TNT 115.

The 600 watt TNT 115 features a footswitchable optical compressor, footswitchable crunch and a compact size that makes it well suited for touring bands.

For more information, visit the official Peavey website, or find Peavey on Facebook and Twitter.

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