Bad Cat Hand Wired Mark Sampson Era 30 - Gray Head

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Marking the return of legendary designer Mark Sampson to Bad Cat after two decades. Blending iconic design with modern craftsmanship, this amp represents over 35 years of Sampson's expertise in engineering and artistry. Input Gain Controls Each channel’s Gain control acts as an input volume, letting you dial in just the right amount of signal as you turn it clockwise. Push it further to add saturation in the first gain stage, giving your sound a bold, dynamic character. Depth Control The Depth control is a stepped six position rotary switch, each step calibrated with a unique capacitor value to fine-tune your bass response. Turn it clockwise to let more low-end energy flow from your guitar into the amplifier, delivering a thick, resonant foundation to your tone. Channel Volume Controls Each channel’s pre-phase inverter Volume control lets you shape how much signal drives the phase inverter tube. As you increase it, you’ll push the tube harder, unlocking harmonically rich gain and delivering the unmistakable warmth of driven tube saturation. Global Volume Control The global Master Volume is a post-phase inverter circuit that tames the amp’s output, letting you transition seamlessly from stage-ready roar to bedroom-level quiet. All the while, you’ll retain the unmistakable power amp saturation that defines the Era 30’s sound. Buffered Effects Loop The fully bypassable buffered effects loop ensures pristine signal quality, whether you’re using analog or digital effects. For purists, the loop can be completely hard bypassed with a toggle switch on the back, preserving your signal’s pure, unaltered path. Premium Build Quality Handcrafted in Costa Mesa, California, with upgraded aluminum chassis, Baltic Birch cabinets, durable tolex, and premium leather details. Point-To-Point Hand Wired Each unit is hand wired, point to point, to Mark Sampsons specifications. Stage, Studio Or Home Use The Era 30's wild side is easily tamed with the global post-phase inver