Duesenberg Guitar Amplifier - Berlin Rusty Steel Head & Cab

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Duesenberg have impressed us time and time again with their incredible attention to detail and unbelievable build quality. Now after making guitars and pedals they are turning their head towards the amp world with the Berlin Head in this very cool Rusty Steel Finish. Single Channel With Boost: While listening to this amplifier you may think of it as a two channel design but actually it is a single channel with its own dedicated boost function. This means that your tone doesn't change drastically when engaging the boost function as it uses the same tone stack and preamp. In clean mode you have access to beautiful midrange punchy tones similar to classic British amps especially when you near the breakup point. This channel is controlled using a simple 3 band EQ with a single volume control and don't worry you have a lot of clean headroom with this amp so you can crank this up live and still sound clean. Switching over to the boost channel you have a whole bunch of options. For starters on the front you have Gain, Contour and Level controls to build your tone. The gain and level controls act as you might expect so you can get the exact amount of gain and volume you want no matter where the clean volume is set. The contour control acts a bit like a sweeping EQ that can take you from darker rhythm tones to quite bright leads that will help you cut through a mix. Two Boost Modes: One of the things that is really interesting about the Duesenberg Berlin is that it has two different boost modes. In low gain you will get anything from a slightly dirty clean to a beautiful classic crunch perfect for rock and blues. Turn it on to the high gain mode and this amp really lets loose with a tight...high gain sound that will please hard rockers everywhere. Just select which of these two modes you want at the back of the amp and the footswitch will take you between that and your clean tone. While the options on the front of the amp may be simple the amount of tones available is a