Overview
Brand name:
Product:
- electric guitars
Series name:
Dates of manufacture:
1985 to 1987
The IMPACT 2 was made between 1985 and 1987
Specifications
Prices (3)
| Date | Price | Condition | Name | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1994 | $1000 | worn | josue | |
| 2016 | $95 | good | Purchased at a local guitar store in Lawrence, Kansas. Black, mid 1980s Peavey, great quality and very good play-ability. Feels more like guitars in the $300-$500 price range. With the combination of a hum-buck and two other single-coil pick-ups, can create a wide variety of sounds. I'm not a musician, but have played enough crappy, cheap guitars to know the difference between the high-end, middle, and low end. I would rate this a middle guitar with a low-end price. Perfect for the casual or beginning electric guitar player, no aggravations in playing: keeps its tune, easier on the fingers, bar chords glide well. If you find one at this price and shape, I would highly recommend purchasing it. | |
| 2016 | $95 | worn | Purchased at a local guitar store in Lawrence, Kansas. Black, mid 1980s Peavey, great quality and very good play-ability. Feels more like guitars in the $300-$500 price range. With the combination of a hum-buck and two other single-coil pick-ups, can create a wide variety of sounds. I'm not a musician, but have played enough crappy, cheap guitars to know the difference between the high-end, middle, and low end. I would rate this a middle guitar with a low-end price. Perfect for the casual or beginning electric guitar player, no aggravations in playing: keeps its tune, easier on the fingers, bar chords glide well. If you find one at this price and shape, I would highly recommend purchasing it. |
Reviews (1)
PEAVEY IMPACT 2 reviewed by Anonymous
Anonymous
Purchased at a local guitar store in Lawrence, Kansas. Black, mid 1980s Peavey, great quality and very good play-ability. Feels more like guitars in the $300-$500 price range. With the combination of a hum-buck and two other single-coil pick-ups, can create a wide variety of sounds. I'm not a musician, but have played enough crappy, cheap guitars to know the difference between the high-end, middle, and low end. I would rate this a middle guitar with a low-end price. Perfect for the casual or beginning electric guitar player, no aggravations in playing: keeps its tune, easier on the fingers, bar chords glide well. If you find one at this price and shape, I would highly recommend purchasing it.