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Budda: Budda's Superdrive Series of amp heads include pure cathode hot bias circuits that are super dialed for hi gain note definition, and they are available in 18 watt, 30 watt, 45 watt and 80 watt models. The Superdrive II 18 Watt is a lightweight two-channel EL-84 driven amp designed for clubs and studios. The Superdrive II 30 Watt has four EL-84s and a mid powered touring package that is designed for the discriminate guitar player. The Superdrive 45 Watt has KT66 tubes and delivers an earth shattering bass, super punchy mids, and a superior top end. Lastly, the Superdrive II 80 Watt is powered by four 6L6 power tubes. It is a hi powered arena rocker designed as a modern take on the famous 100 watt Plexi-panel Marshall of the 60's.Website: Budda

Cage Amps: Cage Amplifiers currently offers two amp head models. The 30-watt Corsa is based around a quad of EL84 output tubes and driven by a two-channel preamp with a single tone control for each channel. The 50 watt Scan-O-Plex has pre-bridged channels with a single input and offers the classic British crunch at reduced volume levels.Website: Cage Amps

Carvin Amps: Carvin manufactures four models of guitar heads. The X100B 100W includes two channels, a master volume switchable to boost mode, and a 4 button optional footswitch with LED indicators (channel, effects, reverb, boost). The SX300H 100W is a three channel head with tube emulation and digital effects. The all-tube MTS3200 100W features 5881 matched Groove Tubes™ power tubes, a long-tail reverb offering vibrancy and warmth, and a buffered effects loop. The fourth model, the VL100 100W, was designed by legendary guitarist Steve Vai and features EL34 tubes, Celestion™ Vintage 30 speakers, and two channels with separate volume, bass, mid, treble, and presence controls for each channel. Website: Carvin Amps

Chicago Blues Box: Chicago Blues Box offers two models of guitar heads: the 50-watt Humbolt Head, which features a warmer tone than traditional amps and is powered by a pair of 6L6 tubes running in class A/B operation; and the 50-watt Roadhouse Head with a front mounted harmonic boost switch that takes the brakes off the power amp and sends it into overdrive.Website: Chicago Blues Box

Dr Z Amplification: Dr. Z Amplification's Mini-Z head features a built in attenuator, 8 and 4 ohm outs for different speaker cab applications, a single EL84, and a single 12AX7.Website: Dr Z Amplification

Edward Amplification: Edward Amplification builds vacuum tube amps designed for guitar players who want low power amplification for harmonically rich distortion. The company manufactures the HED guitar head, which features a single channel with volume, bass, and treble controls; low gain and high gain stages with an extra boost; a 4/8 ohm impedance selector; and assignable foot switch options. Website: Edward Amplification

Gerhart Amps: Gerhart Amps offers three guitar head models. The 1/2 watt Gilmore has a pro recording amp with a push pull output stage and a full tone stack. The 15-watt Sunset is a cathode biased EL84 amp that was designed for small club and recording use. Lastly, the 50-watt Melrose has a high voltage supply coupled with 2 JJ E34L power tubes. It also features a Mercury Magnetics output transformer. Website: Gerhart Amps

Guytron:

Guytron manufactures the GT100-FV, which is a (multi-voiced) version of the original GT100 amp and features master volume controls, pre-amp sections, and a studio grade, transformer driven series-parallel effects loop. It also has

focus and voicing switches that further add to the versatility by allowing the guitarist to take the tone further in every direction.

Website: Guytron

Hatcher Amps: Hatcher Amps' R-18 is an 18-watt EL-84 guitar head that features high gain switch and reverb and hi and low input channels.Website: Hatcher Amps

Hayden Amplifier: Hayden Amplifier manufactures three guitar head models. The Buxom Blonde Head is a 100-watt hand-wired tube amp that features six smoothing capacitors to ensure ripple free power delivery and a classic configuration of three 12AX7 preamp tubes with four Pentode/Triode switchable EL34s in the output stage. The Peacemaker 60 Head delivers true Class A tube guitar amp tone at an affordable price. It features two channels, a built-in reverb and digital chorus, a channel 2 boost facility, an effects loop and switchable dual master volumes. The FA DSP Head combines an all-tube preamp with a tube-emulating solid-state output stage. It also combines a dual-channel 100-watt amp section with 16 internal DSP effects.Website: Hayden Amplifier

Johnson Amp: Johnson Amp's Millennium JM250 guitar head features a classic stack setup and 125-watts per channel.Website: Johnson Amp

Kustom: Kustom manufactures three guitar head models. The 72 Coupe Hardtop is an all-tube, 72-watt head that utilizes four 6L6 output tubes and four 12AX7 preamp tubes from Electro-Harmonix® and has a two-channel, dual master volume design. Kustom's Quad Series includes two head models. the 100-watt Quad 100HD features a two-channel design with four preamp modes and two preamp choices (FAT or LEAN), each offering a different sonic spin. The 200-watt QUAD 200HD is voiced specially for massive, modern low-end response in the Lead channel. It offers the same two-channel design as the QUAD 100HD head.
Website: Kustom

Laney: Laney manufactures six guitar head models. The 50-watt TT50H and the 100-watt TT100H have two gain channels that feature a modern switch, which gives the guitarist a smooth response, and the lead channels feature an additional Xp and boost switch. The GH50L and the GH100L are single channel master volume style amps with footswitchable gains, ECC83 equipped preamps, and EL34 output sections. The GH100TI is a 100-watt master volume style head equipped for out and out metal with 5 stages of gain permanently engaged and several high gain modifications. The VH100R is a flexible head featuring twin footswitchable channels, an independent 3 band EQ, an independent reverb level, and a dedicated FX loop.Website: Laney

Line 6: Line 6 offers two guitar head models. The Spider III HD75 is a 75-watt mono head with four essential amp models and six effects, including phaser, chorus/flanger, tremolo, sweep echo, tape echo, and reverb. The Spider III HD150 is a 150-watt stereo head with twelve custom amp models from clean to insane, and a 7 Smart Control FX, including tape echo, sweep echo, and standard delay.

Website: Line 6

Marshall Amplifiers: Marshall Amplifiers manufactures a variety of guitar heads. Several Marshall series that include heads are the Signature Series, the JVM Series, the Vintage Modern Series, and the Handwired Series. This page lists all the heads manufactured by Marshall.Website: Marshall Amplifiers

Mesa Boogie:

Mesa Boogie's Lone Star series of guitar amps includes the Lone Star head, which has a classic vintage look and offers three power options that are channel assignable via 10/50/100-watt power switches. Mesa Boogie's Rectifiers series includes the 50-watt Single Rectifier Solo 50 and the 50-watt Rect-O-Verb, both of which feature two channels, bias select switches, and output level controls. This line also includes the 100-watt Dual Rectifier Solo Head with three fully independent channels with 8 modes; the 150-watt Triple Rectifier Solo Head with three fully independent channels with 8 modes; the Road King Series II with multi-watt channel assignable power amps that allow you to choose between 50, 100, and 120-watts, and five different all-tube power amplifiers; and the Dual Rectifier Roadster, which has all the same features as the Road King except for the Progressive Linkage™ and other rear panel features that some players might not have the education to navigate.

Website: Mesa Boogie

Naylor Engineering: Naylor Engineering manufactures six models of single channel, all-tube guitar heads. The Electra-Verb Series is designed for the serious reverb player and includes the 38-watt Electra-Verb 38 Head and the 60-watt Electra-Verb 60 Head.The Super Series sets the standard for non-reverb amps and includes the 38-watt Super-Club 38 Head and the 60-watt Super-Drive 60 Head. The Dual Series has the same tone and feel as the Super Series but with a second clean channel that is foot switch operated. This series includes the 38-watt Dual 38 Head and the 60-watt Dual 60 Head.Website: Naylor Engineering

Orange Amps: Orange Amps manufactures seven series of guitar heads. The 40th Anniversary series includes the 50-watt 40th Anniversary Custom Shop, which will include 40 unique heads, and the 50-watt OR50H, which features a traditional single channel with a three stage gain section and an HF Drive control. The Rocker series includes the 30-watt Rocker 30w Head, an all valve, Class A operation channel switching head. The Rockerverb series includes the 50-watt Rockerverb 50w Head, an all valve, channel switching head with valve FX loop and valve driven reverb; and the 100-watt Rockerverb 100w Head, which has the same pre-amp channels and FX loops as the Rockerverb 50 but has the original Orange 100- watt output stage. The Thunderverb series includes the 50-watt Thunderverb 50w Head and the 200-watt Thunderverb 200w Head, both of which include all-valve twin channel Class A/B amplifiers, foot switchable attenators, valve FX loops and valve driven reverbs. The AD Series features the 30-watt AD30HTC Head, an all valve, channel switching head with two dual stage channels with completely seperate signal paths. The 15-watt Tiny Terror Head is an all valve, portable guitar head featuring a two stage pre-amp. The Custom Shop series includes the all-valve AD50 Head, which has a seperate rear panel switch allowing a 50-watts RMS 'Class AB' or a 30 watt 'Class A' output selection. The Custom Shop's handcrafted Retro 50 Head was designed to create retro sounds and features a foot-switchable gain boost and a seperate Class A/B and Class A output selection switch on the rear panel.Website: Orange Amps

Peavey Amps: Peavey Amps manufactures eight series of guitar heads: the 6505 Series, which includes two 120-watt models; the Classic Series, which includes two 30-watt models; the JSX Series, which includes one 120-watt model; the Penta Series, which includes one 140-watt model; the Triple XXX Series, which includes one 120-watt model; the ValveKing Series, which includes one 100-watt model; the Wiggy Series, which includes one 100-watt model; and the Windsor Series, which includes one 100-watt model.Website: Peavey Amps

Trace Ellliot: Trace Elliot manufactures two lines of guitar heads. The first, the 7 Band Amplifiers, includes the 500-watts AH 500-7 Head, which features a 7-band classic graphic equalizer, a series effects loop, and a footswitch allowing control of preshape, graphic EQ, compressor and output mute. The second line, the 12 Band Amplifiers, includes two models. The AH 1000-12 Head features a 12-band classic graphic equalizer, a dual-band compressor with separate controls for Hi and Lo bands, and MOSFET technology that provides a 2 x 500 watts output stage. The 500-watts AH 500-12 Head also features a 12-band classic graphic equalizer and a dual-band compressor with separate controls for Hi and Lo bands.
Website: Trace Ellliot

Vox Amps: VOX Amps manufactures four models of guitar heads. The user-friendly AD100VTH 100-watt head features eleven digital effects and VOX's patented Valve Reactor power amplifier. The 30-watt AC30CCH head features blendable channels, a true bypass FX loop, spring reverb, and master volume. The Classic Plus Amp series includes the

AC50 CPH, a 50-watts all-tube amplifier, and the AC100CPH, a 100-watts all-tube amplifier.

Website: Vox Amps

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