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10:03 am Wednesday, October 6, 2004

Peavey sponsors fall music tour

By Staff
Special to The Star
October 6, 2004
Peavey Electronics Corp. plans to sponsor the fall 2004 Jgermeister Music Tour an event the company has sponsored since spring 2003.
The tour begins on Oct. 29 in Springfield, Mo., and ends Dec. 17 in Los Angeles. Slayer, Killswitch Engage and Mastodon will perform on the full tour, with regional Jgermeister-sponsored bands opening the shows.
Peavey will give away one fully customized Peavey/Jgermeister Triple XXX guitar amplifier stack during the tour and one customized Rage guitar amp at each show.
Peavey also will help promote up-and-coming talent by providing backline to the Jgermeister Band Program, which selects a local act in each town to open the show.
Provided equipment includes a Triple XXX custom stack, Pro 500* bass amp head, MAX bass preamp, GPS 1500 power amp, 5150 II guitar amp head, 5150 enclosures Pro 810 bass enclosures and Feedback Ferret and KOSMOS audio processors.
Peavey Electronics Corp. is one of the largest manufacturers of musical instruments and professional sound equipment in the world. Peavey holds more than 130 patents and produces more than 2,000 products that are distributed throughout the United States and to 136 other countries.
To find out more about Peavey Electronics and its artists, visit www.peavey.com.

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