The Peavey Nashville 400 user manual provides setup, control, and specification details for this 210 W RMS amplifier.
The Nashville 400 is a single‑channel 210 W RMS amplifier designed for clean, high‑pressure sound. It features DDT compression circuitry, active tone controls, a pre‑EQ patch for effects, and both high‑gain and low‑gain inputs. The rear panel includes preamp out and power amp input jacks for flexible signal routing.
The manual explains each control—Pre Gain/Pull Bright, Post Gain, Low/Mid/High EQ, Presence, and Reverb—along with wiring diagrams, safety warnings, and warranty information. Technical specifications such as power output, frequency response, and THD are listed in the specs section.
| Power Output | 210 W RMS into 4 Ω |
|---|---|
| Frequency Response | +0.5 dB / –1 dB, 20 Hz–20 kHz |
| Total Harmonic Distortion | <0.2 % at 200 W RMS |
| Dynamic Range (DDT) | >20 dB |
The amplifier delivers 210 W RMS into a 4 Ω load.
It has two inputs: a high‑gain jack and a low‑gain jack (-10 dB).
When pulled out, it adds a 6 dB boost to the high‑frequency range.
Use the pre‑EQ patch jacks to insert effects before the EQ; line‑level devices should be patched at the preamp out and power amp input loop.