PEAVEY INVECTIVE .120 AMP HEAD AND INVECTIVE .212 CABINET
MISHA MANSOOR, ONE of the most influential guitarists to emerge over the last decade, has played an important role in shaping the sound of modern, progressive metal as a guitarist in his djent band Periphery and in the studio as a producer and engineer for Periphery and other bands, including Animals As Leaders, Veil of Maya and the Volumes. Thanks to his reputation, it makes perfect sense that he’s collaborated with Peavey on a signature-model amp, the new invective .120 head and complementary invective .212 speaker cabinet with one Celestion Vintage 30 paired with one Celestion Creamback H 12-inch speaker. Unlike most signature amps bearing the names of relative newcomers, the invective .120 is not a slightly modified version of a pre-existing model but rather an entirely new amp designed from the ground up with Mansoor’s input and including features not found elsewhere. As a result, the invective .120 offers guitarists exciting new tonal and performance possibilities that are as bold and visionary as Mansoor’s playing.
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