Detail 01
12 watts, tube power
The power section compresses early. You get sag and warmth at volumes you can stand in a room.

Independent shopping perspective
12-watt tube combo with a single 10-inch speaker and onboard reverb and tremolo. Built for studio and small-room playing at real tube volume.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
The power section compresses early. You get sag and warmth at volumes you can stand in a room.
Detail 02
Tighter and less bass-heavy than a 12. Focused midrange that sits well under vocals.
Detail 03
Always-available spring-style ambience, so a small pedalboard covers the rest.
Detail 04
Amp-side volume pulsing with its own speed and depth. One less pedal and one less cable.
Detail 05
One-hand carry for most people. Genuinely gig-portable compared to a 2x12 combo.
Detail 06
Fits in a car footwell or on a passenger seat. Easy to stash on a crowded stage.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
In a small room or with a mic in front of it, yes. Against an unamplified drummer in a large space, no.
Yes, both are onboard. No pedals required for either.
One 10-inch speaker. Tighter low end and more focused mids than a 12-inch combo.
34 pounds. Light enough to carry in one hand for short distances.
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