Detail 01
2 inputs; channels summed in parallel
The two channels can be combined rather than used as isolated channels.

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The Tyler Bryant Black Magick Reverb pairs a 35W Class A all-tube platform with a 12-inch Supro BD12 speaker. Its two inputs feed channels that are summed in parallel, while Channel 1 adds a bright-cap modification for another tonal option. Tube-driven reverb and tremolo are onboard, with dedicated Speed, Depth, and Reverb controls; a Master control manages overall level. The 49 lb. combo uses a poplar cabinet finished in Black Scandia Tolex.


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Detail 01
The two channels can be combined rather than used as isolated channels.
Detail 02
Channel 1 offers an added brightness-focused tonal option.
Detail 03
Reverb, tremolo Speed, and tremolo Depth are controlled from the panel.
Detail 04
Multiple external speaker-jack options are provided at the listed impedances.
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Yes. It includes tube-driven reverb and tremolo, with Speed, Depth, and Reverb controls.
There are two inputs, and the channels are summed in parallel.
The power section uses two Sovtek 5881 tubes.
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