Peavey releases Nashville 400 preamp pedal

November 10, 2026 · 1 sources

Peavey has released the Nashville 400, a preamp pedal that recreates the preamp circuit of the Nashville 400/112 amplifier in stompbox form, the retailer Chuya Online reported on November 10, 2026¹.

According to Chuya Online, the pedal reproduces the original Peavey Nashville 400/112 preamp circuit, including the 1997 modification, and is intended to deliver the tone of that amplifier without its weight¹. The controls are PRE GAIN, LOW, MIDDLE, HIGH, SHIFT, PRESENCE and POST GAIN, laid out to match the original amp¹. The output level is adjustable to cover a range of input levels, from instrument level to line level¹.

The enclosure is die-cast metal, with what the report describes as high quality pots, switches and jacks¹. The pedal is true bypass and runs on 9V DC from a battery or an adapter with a center-negative polarity¹.

Chuya Online states that specifications are subject to change without notice¹. No US list price or US availability date was given in the report¹.