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Overview
This is a used Peavey X-COM digital signal processor in a rackmount chassis. The front panel shows clean faceplate surfaces with only very light scuffs, and the unit is presented in its original packaging. Overall cosmetic condition appears excellent.
Specifications
| Brand | Peavey |
|---|---|
| Model | X-COM |
| Category | Processor |
| Condition | Grade A |
| Type | Digital signal processor |
| Form Factor | Rackmount |
| Front Panel | Mute All button, MIDI In |
| Connectivity | MIDI |
| Test report | Included with every quote · 48h turnaround on request |
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Frequently asked questions
What does grade A mean on this Peavey X-COM?
Grade A means 90% or better cosmetically: light marks only, no structural damage, original electronics unless stated.
Can you ship this unit to my country?
Yes. We export from Guangzhou / Shenzhen, China by sea or air freight and can quote CIF to your nearest port. Send us the destination port and quantity for a landed-cost estimate.
Can I see a test video before paying?
Yes. Ask for it when you enquire and we will record a sweep or play test with the serial number visible, usually within 48 hours.