PRS MT-15 V2 Mark Tremonti Lunchbox Electric Guitar Amplifier Head

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PRS MT-15 V2 Mark Tremonti Lunchbox Electric Guitar Amplifier Head At Guitar Paradise we have a great range of PRS amplifiers, available both instore and online through our webstore! Lunchbox Hero - Now with Lead Channel Overdrive Control “We knew we wanted a low-wattage amp. The challenge was getting a lotof tone and features in a little box. We’re all blown away with how it turnedout. It’s going to be great for someone to take it out of the box, set everythingto noon, and have it sound great.” – Mark Tremonti The MT 15 is a commanding two channel amp with balanced aggression andarticulation. The MT 15 punches above its weight class with a large, boldsound, so you can dig in heavy with rhythms but also get singing lead tonesout of one amp. Whether recording, practicing, writing, or playing a smallroom, this amp has everything you need. The MT 15’s design started with heavier players in mind, but in the end, ithas a lot to offer players of all genres. Like the PRS Archon amplifier, the MT15 features five gain stages before the Master for full, lush distortion. Thelead channel gets big, chunky tone with massive, tight low end, but it neverloses its articulate note definition or great lead tone. The Lead channelalso features a push/pull overdrive control that removes two gain stagesto produce vintage, crunchier “mid gain” tones. The clean channel is brightand chimey, good with chords and fingerstyle playing – whether with a pickor not. The clean channel also features a push/pull boost control that addsa little overdrive for old school crunch. No matter what tone you dial in, theMT15 stays balanced across the spectrum with a sweet, smooth tone that won’t bite your head off. Additional features include an effects loop and bias adjusters that are accessiblefrom the back panel for ease of servicing. Despite its 15 watts, the MT15 sounds more like 50, so a half power switch that takes the MT to 7 wattsis a welcome addition. Bottom line, the amount of features, the hu