100/50 watt (4 x 6L6), 50 watt (2 x 6L6 tube rectified, or 40/20 watt (4 x 6V6) Built on either a black or silver anodized thick aluminum chassis, this amp features our proprietary output transformer as well as an all tube analog spring reverb, 3-position Gain Structure switch, foot switchable FET circuit, tone stack bypass, and Reverb Defeat which all together gives this amp a wide range of tonal possibilities, and have made the Classic Reverb Signature such an integral part of so many artists guitar rigs The 3-position Gain Structure switch changes the front end sensitivity and overall feel of the preamp in the down position the amp feels similar to a vintage black-panel, the middle position is much like the Two-Rock Matt Schofield Signature front end with a hotter input stage, and the full up position is our traditional Two-Rock front end On the 100/50 watt version the power output is switchable from 100 watts to 50 watts Same goes for our 40 watt version which is switchable from 40 watts to 20 watts On the 50 watt version instead of a half power option, the high power mode is fixed-biased and the low power mode is cathode biased When switching wattages on the 100/50w and 40/20w versions, our proprietary output transformer compensates for impedance and phase differences so there is no adverse affect on the tone or feel of the amplifier. Features FET Circuit with Gain control, Tone Stack Bypass, Tube driven analog Spring Reverb with separate Send and Return controls 3-position Gain Structure Switch Contour control, High/Low Power Switch, foot switchable FET, Bypass, and Reverb Defeat, Passive Effects Loop SPECS Amp Configuration: 100w/50w (4)6L6 (half power scaling) Speaker outputs: 4ohm, 8ohm, 16ohm Head Dimensions: 20 5/8"W x 12"H x 10 5/8"D (43 LBS)
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