Thermionic Amplifiers

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Ampeg

  • V-2: Picked this up with matching 4x12 cabinet on consignment from Dawn of the Shred for a ridiculously good price.
  • V-4: Bought on eBay "For parts or not working". This is the 100-watt big brother to the V-2.

Electro-Harmonix

  • 22 Caliber (out of production): 22 watt solid state power amp - Pedal board friendly!
  • 44 Magnum: 44 watt solid state power amp - pedal board friendly!

Epiphone

  • Valve Jr.: We picked this up because Pat Furlan on YouTube loves it so much for modding. We're got our eyes open for another to mod, but they're actually becoming pricey and scarce!

Fender

Gallien-Krueger

  • 250ML: Not a conventional amp to get for rental. There's a lot of power in this little box. 50 watts!

Harmony

Laney

Marshall

Massey

Mesa/Boogie

Orange

Peavey

Plush

Randall

Retro-Channel

Sears

  • 400G: Crappy 1960s combo practice amp. For when you want a really crappy sound!

Sovtek

Thermionic Studios

  • Cthugha I: Custom-built switchable Fender Champ / Garnet Herzog. We were already entertaining the idea of a switchable Champ/Herzog when we found an amazing chassis really cheap that was chock full of good compenents.

Traynor

  • YBA-1: Classic Traynor YBA-1. Loud and tough. Stock amp.

Univox

  • S400: 40 watt cheeseball combo amp with classic 1978 "400" lettering. Actually sounds really good in a mix.

VHT

  • 36 Watt Handwired: Somehow there were a bunch of unfinished VHT amps on eBay. We think this was a 36-watt "handwired" that never made it. We bought it for a ridiculously low price and are going to turn it into a 50-watt firebreather.

Weber

  • 6O100: Clone of a 1972 Orange OR-120. High headroom output transformer
  • 6O100: Clone of a 1972 Orange OR-120. LOW headroom output transformer
  • Halle: 50 watt 2-channel gain-banger

WEM

  • Dominator MkIII: Found a good deal on this shipped from England. These have a great sound that's all their own.