NEWS: Peavey website reflects Satch’s Marshall move

Take a look at this Chickenfoot news story at Peavey.com – they’ve chopped out any reference to Joe Satriani in this Chickenfoot story, hot on the heels of Satch switching to Marshall while on tour with Chickenfoot in Europe. Even Satch’s picture is missing.
The article says: Chickenfoot, the supergroup formed by bass legend Michael Anthony with Sammy Hagar and Red Hot Chili Pepper Chad Smith, relies on a Peavey backline for its self-titled debut album, released on June 5.

Ouch.

UPDATE! Peavey has since reinstated the reference to Joe being in Chickenfoot, and un-cropped the photo. 
By the way, Anthony’s tone on this album is great and the Peavey article really makes me want to check out the Peavey VB-3.


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