Friedman Small Box 1x12-Inch 50-Watt Tube Combo Guitar Amplifier — New

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Iconic British Tone in a Portable Format - The Friedman Small Box 1x12-Inch 50-Watt Tube Combo Guitar Amplifier Dave Friedman’s Smallbox 50 Watt 1×12″ Combo was designed for guitarists that want the classic tones reminiscent of great vintage plexis as well as Friedman’s more modern high gain offerings. Two Channels 2 x EL-34 Power Tubes 3 x 12AX7 Preamp Tubes Celestion 16 Ohm G12H 12" Redback Speaker (150w) Two Master Volumes and Two Gain Controls Shared Channel EQ Consisting of Bass, Middle, Treble, and Presence Clean Channel (Think Plexi) Has a 3 Position Bright Switch Line Out with Level Control Ultra Transparent Series FX Loop 4, 8 and 16 Ohm Impedance Selector Switch Custom USA Made Transformers Limited Lifetime Warranty Single Button Footswitch with LED The Smallbox combo features two channels, the first giving you those classic plexi tones that clean up nicely with just a twist of the guitar’s volume knob. It goes from clean to crunch to that full-blown plexi roar. The second channel features the modern high gain tone on which Friedman has built his reputation. This hand crafted in the USA combo features beautiful Tolex encasing tongue and groove Baltic Birch construction built to withstand the rigors of the road. At the heart of the Smallbox combo is a 16 ohm, 12” Celestion G12H Redback speaker (150w) which delivers the bass, mid response and signature sound you would expect from a Friedman amp. The Smallbox combo was designed to take pedals and loves boosts, OD’s, phasers, flangers, tremolos and wahs, while the brand new ultra-transparent series effects loop handles your time-based effects pedals and rack units. The Friedman Smallbox delivers all of these remarkable features into a mind-blowing 50-watt 1×12″ combo package. SPECIFICATIONS Wattage: 50 Dimensions: 9.5″ (D) x 24.25″ (W) x 22″ (H) Weight: 52.5 lbs. Manufacturer: Friedman Amps Model: SMALL BOX COMBO SKU: I615174-1-WHXX We are Chuck Levin's Washington Music Center Since 1958