1977 Peavey Mace 320T Head - Normal Channel Pack (Pre Gain 5–9 | Calibrated)

1977 Peavey Mace 320T Head - Normal Channel Pack (Pre Gain 5–9 | Calibrated) A 5-capture Neural Amp Modeler (NAM) pack of an original 1977 Peavey Mace 320T head—the legendary 160-watt "Mississippi Marshall" that defined the sound of 1970s Southern rock. A Piece of Rock History: Built in Meridian, Mississippi, the Peavey Mace 320T earned its nickname for pairing a rugged solid-state preamp with a massive six-6L6GC tube power section capable of 160 watts RMS (320 watts peak) of earth-shaking headroom. Most famously, Gary Rossington and Allen Collins of Lynyrd Skynyrd relied on Peavey Mace amps for their historic 1976–1977 One More From the Road tour and live album, as well as their legendary Knebworth Festival performance. Built like a tank and famously loud enough to peel paint, the Mace delivers unmistakable American punch, chime, and authoritative midrange grind. What’s Included (5 Total Captures — Normal Channel): This pack focuses on the Normal channel across five Pre Gain stages, moving from bold, touch-sensitive cleans into classic Southern rock edge-of-breakup and tube-pushed crunch: • Pre Gain 5: Big, muscular clean with massive 6L6 headroom and tight low-end snap. • Pre Gain 6: Thickened clean with subtle harmonic bloom when you dig in with your pick. • Pre Gain 7: Classic edge-of-breakup—cleans up effortlessly with your guitar's volume knob. • Pre Gain 8: True Southern rock crunch—gritty, open chord clarity with singing midrange bite. • Pre Gain 9: Pushed, authoritative overdrive packed with raw 70s live-stage attitude. Amp Settings (Consistent Across All Captures): • Channel: Normal • Pre Gain: 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 • Bass & Treble EQ: 12:00 (Noon) • Calibration: All captures are fully calibrated (metadata baked into the .nam files). Usage Tips: • Pair these DI/amp captures with a vintage American 2x12 or 4x12 cab IR loaded with JBL K120 / D120 or Eminence / Celestion speakers to nail that authentic 1977 One More From the Road live tone. • The lower gain captures (5–7) also make an incredible, high-headroom pedal platform for overdrive, boost, or fuzz pedals. Stay tuned for the effects channel and automixed channels captures. I hope to get to them soon... Break out your Skynyrd licks, enjoy, and fly high freebirds! \m/