(Head only picture of 2x12 cabinet for reference. Cabinets available separately.)
The Two Rock Vintage Deluxe amplifier reflects a deep dedication to tradition, vintage tone, and modern design elements, resulting in a single-channel amp that functions as much as an instrument as it does a classic amplifier. Built on a sturdy steel chassis and finished in black bronco covering with modern silver cloth and accented with black piping, it features all-tube analog reverb and bias tremolo circuits. Unique to this model is a Texture switch that alters the amp’s feel—from a soft, scooped front-end to a quicker note attack enriched with added harmonic content. Another innovative feature is the Tone Stack select switch that, when activated via footswitch or toggle, bypasses the front tone stack and engages a secondary tone stack with a single Tone control on the rear, allowing players to shape tones ranging from dark and wooly to a rich, organic overdriven lead sound.
The Vintage Deluxe is available in two versions: a 35-watt model with 2 x 6L6 tubes and a single GZ34 tube rectifier, and a 40-watt model with 4 x 6V6 tubes and solid-state rectification, switchable down to 20 watts. Offered as a 1 x 12″ combo, or as a head paired with either a new 3 x 10″ or single 15″ speaker cabinet, it also pairs well with other Two-Rock cabinets. This amp captures the nostalgic vibe of early to mid-sixties tube amplifiers while delivering the performance, reliability, and distinctive voice characteristic of Two-Rock products.
Features:
- Single-channel amplifier with all-tube analog reverb and bias tremolo circuits
- Texture switch for altering amp feel and harmonic content
- Tone Stack select switch for activating a secondary tone stack with rear Tone control
- Available in 35W (2 x 6L6, GZ34 tube rectified) and 40W (4 x 6V6, solid-state rectified, switchable to 20W) versions
- Offered as a 1 x 12″ combo or head with 3 x 10″ or 15″ speaker cabinets
- Finished in black bronco covering with modern silver cloth and black piping
- Emulates vintage tube amp tones from the early to mid-1960s with modern reliability
