
Other · Acoustic guitar
1979 · vintage, per listing
D'Aquisto MERLOT Pair: 1979 Flat Top Delux 16" Merlot #109 & 1977 New Yorker Merlot #1114
$450,000
Rudy’s Music · US

Listing photo · Chicago Music Exchange
Other / Modern / year unspecified
$4,295
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From the listing
The Swingland is the ultimate home and studio amp for vintage tube tone. It spans a wide tonal palette with a comprehensive set of controls and features designed to shape and fine-tune its voicing and overdrive character. It’s loaded with proprietary innovative circuitry designed to deliver unmatched harmonic richness, depth and fullness in a small package. This 1x12 all-tube combo is meticulously masterbuilt by the designer and his small team of craftsmen using traditional hand-wired techniques, the finest materials, and the finest attention to detail. Vintage Tone The Swingland is decidedly vintage at heart. It’s the perfect choice for Jazz, Blues, Rock & Roll, Hard Rock, and Honky Tonk Country tones from the 50s through the 70s. For clean tones, it has a great deal of headroom and feels lively and dynamic even when playing squeaky clean without a hint of edge. The wide-ranging tone controls let you dial in a clean tone that spans from deep and lush like Ted Greene, to mid-forward and spanky, to mid scooped and glassy like Mark Knopfler, or anything in between. When you push it a little harder, the Swingland really shines with edgy clean tones. The complex proprietary overdrive circuit delivers the kind of edgy clean tones that you expect from a big tube amp played at full volume, where the notes begin to bloom with low order harmonics for a sound that’s “mean” without being gritty or distorted. This is a difficult technical feat to accomplish at low volume and the Swingland does it better than anything we’ve heard. One example of this kind of response includes the tones you might hear on one of the old Rolling Stones albums with Mick Taylor which are fairly clean but really carry an attitude. On the other hand, the Swingland also excels at more mid-scooped, edge of breakup Fender sounds like you might hear from Stevie Ray Vaughan or Roy Buchannan, for example. The Swingland has plenty of gain for hard rock sounds and can be easily dialed in with the tones you mig
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