The Peavey Backstage 110 is a solid-state combo amplifier from the late 1980s to early 1990s, delivering 65 watts of power through a 10-inch speaker. Designed for versatility, it features two channels—clean and lead—with independent volume controls, allowing players to switch between crisp cleans and saturated overdrive tones. The amp includes a three-band EQ (low, mid, high), a SuperSat gain control for shaping distortion, and a post-gain knob to fine-tune output levels. An onboard spring reverb adds depth, while the effects loop facilitates integration with external pedals or processors.
Built in the USA, the Backstage 110 is known for its durability and straightforward design. Its compact size and relatively light weight make it suitable for both practice and small gigs. The amp's robust construction ensures longevity, and its simple control layout makes it accessible for players of all levels.
