Detail 01
Two 6V6 power tubes
6V6s saturate earlier and softer than 6L6s, so you get drive without stadium volume.

Independent shopping perspective
22-watt 6V6 tube combo with separate clean and high-gain voices in black. For players wanting two usable channels in one amp.


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What matters in use
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Detail 01
6V6s saturate earlier and softer than 6L6s, so you get drive without stadium volume.
Detail 02
Enough for a live drummer up close; not a lot of clean headroom on a loud stage.
Detail 03
Enough gain stages for two independent channels plus reverb and the driver section.
Detail 04
Solidly in two-hand carry territory. Plan for a dolly or a helper on stairs.
Detail 05
Shallow cabinet, so it throws forward rather than filling the room from behind you.
Detail 06
Cosmetic. Identical amp and price to the blonde version.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes, that's the design — a clean Fender voice and a separate higher-gain voice, so you don't need an overdrive pedal for basic dirt.
In a club or rehearsal room, yes. On a loud outdoor stage without PA support you'll run out of clean headroom.
Only the covering. Same circuit, same speaker, same 40-pound weight, same price.
It's capable but priced at the professional end. A cheaper tube combo will teach you the same lessons for less money.
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