Friedman PT-20 Pink Taco V1 20-Watt Handwired Amplifer Head — Open Box, Like New

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Huge Sound, Small Footprint - The Friedman PT-20 Pink Taco V1 20-Watt Handwired Amplifer Head The Friedman Pink Taco is the baby sister to the critically acclaimed BE-100, created for the many musicians who have been begging for the Friedman sound in a small, compact, lightweight, manageable format. The Pink Taco is a super versatile hand-wired, 20-watt, EL84 powered, single channel fire breather that is capable of producing many styles of music from blues to classic rock to heavy metal by merely adjusting the gain and master controls. Many people don’t believe a 20-watt amp can deliver the tight bottom end and midrange that a 100-watt amp can produce. The PT-20 proves otherwise! Friedman designed this amp to sound like a 100-watt monster, utilizing custom transformers and the cleanest possible signal path. Plug into the PT-20 and you will instantly notice the harmonically rich detailed chords and resonating single note lines. This amp cleans up exceptionally well with the guitar’s volume knob, even with the amp on higher gain settings. The PT-20 was designed to take pedals well and loves boosts, OD’s, phasers, flangers, tremolos, wahs. The brand new ultra transparent series effects loop takes time-based effects pedals and rack units equally well. The handcrafted in USA PT-20 features beautiful black tolex, tongue and groove Baltic Birch construction and built to withstand the rigors of the road. SPECIFICATIONS Power: 20 Watts Channels: 1 Weight: 19.6 lbs Size: 8.25" H, 17.75" W, 8" D Preamp Tubes: 12AX7 Power Tubes: 2x EL84 EQ: Bass, Middle, Treble, Master, Gain Inputs: 1 Speaker Outs: 1x 16 ohm, 2x 8 ohm Effects Loop: Transparent Series Effects Loop Manufacturer: Friedman Amps Model: PT-20 HEAD SKU: I470028-2-WHXA We are Chuck Levin's Washington Music Center Since 1958, Chuck Levin’s Washington Music Center has been the trusted destination for musicians and audio professionals across Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C. Family-owned and operat