Amplifiers

Classic Recording Amplifiers, Cabinets and a Leslie 18….

Besides the stock speakers in these amps and cabinets a variety of others are available to swap in to meet your tonal needs. See the Interfaces page for info on the Studio’s Fryette Zmacs amp/cab switcher used to quickly pair up the perfect amp and cab. Speaker choices include vintage Celestion Greenbacks, 1978 Celestion G12-65, a pair of 1952 Jensen P12Qs, a pair of new Jensen P12Qs, a 1964 Jensen C12N, a new Celestion Greenback and a Warehouse Veteran 30.

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1958 Fender Deluxe

You’ll likely never see or play one in better condition. From sparkling cleans to ragged glory. All original right down to the tubes and the Jensen P12R speaker.

Two Rock – Classic Reverb Signature

A Fender on steroids is a good place to start to try to describe this amp.

Two Rock

Victory – The Jack V30 – Head

Actually 42 watts ranging from cleans to modern overdrive.

1957 Fender Champ

So many hits recorded on this type of amplifier. Can use the original Oxford speaker for a vintage sound or a Weber CVA8 if you want to abuse it.

1965 Supro 88T

Fills the 35 watt 2×12 slot in your amplifier needs quite nicely. From Marshall to Fender sounds. All original including the Jensen C12P speakers. Another one of Supro’s ‘failed’ bass amp attempts from that era. See the famous Supro Thunderbolt. This one has Bass, Guitar and Accordion channels. Jump the Bass and Guitar channels and you’re able to dial in just the right amount of bottom end.

Friedman BE-100 Deluxe – Head

Marshall tones from Plexi era to modern heaviness and beyond. Incredibly versatile.

Marshall 4×12 with 1972 Celestion G12M Greenbacks

1972 Celestion G12M Greenbacks with the Pulsonic cones. These are the T1221 75 Hz models. Used by great artists from that era. There were also the ‘H’ models and also ones with heavier bass cones that were a little more suited to standing up to the punishment from Hendrix to Van Halen. It’s almost impossible to get a harsh tone out of this version of the Greenback.

1971 Leslie 18

Made for guitar. Has the real nice 12″ Jensen speaker. You can’t duplicate this sound with a pedal.

Yamaha THR10’s

Portable Guitar amps with multi effects and amp sims, Bluetooth speaker and Recording Interface all in one. Take one out to the deck, pier, pontoon boat or wherever. Great for capturing your ideas.