Peavey 130
Nothing about the Peavey 130 is verified. The Archive's research file for this model is empty. No specification sheet, no manual, no review, and no period advertisement naming a "Peavey 130" has surfaced, so its identity, production years, and price are all unrecorded.
The closest traces in the period press are Peavey products that share the number only by context. High Fidelity (October 1977, p.132) carried Peavey's own advertisement for the CS-800 stereo power amplifier - 400 watts RMS per channel, 800 watts total, retailing for $649.50, or about 81 cents per watt. The ad mentions nothing called a 130. A 1979 trade advertisement for the Mark III series also describes that amplifier line at 130 watts RMS into 4 ohms, but that product is the Mark III, not the 130. Any link between those fragments and a distinct "Peavey 130" model is speculation.
So this page is a placeholder. If the Peavey 130 existed as a distinct model, its record has yet to be located. A badge photo, spec sheet, or service manual would supply the first real fact the archive has on it.
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