GBSN G20 1961

Watch capture demos of the Gibson GA-20 Ranger amp here:   CAPTURE DEMO AND PLAYTHROUGH   Everyone who follows amalgam audio knows that i have a soft spot for vintage Gibsons, in particular the Tweed era. This is no exception. It is instantly one of my all time favorite amps. A very unique, usable and musical tone.   It is not the amp from the record, but listen to the Black Keys song "Lonely Boy" in at about 00:29 and onwards - that is the sound that you can get out of this amp easily. Love it!   It is a nicely compressed, smooth, warm while not overly dark sound that lends itself perfectly for Blues. I can't imagine a better amp for blues runs. It will also serve as a great classic rock amp with a mellower (but still aggressive, if needed) approach than Marshall or Fender.   Little clean headroom, but the cleanish tones will reward you with a full, tubey, compressed and full sounding tone that will also fit nicely for some jazzy stuff with ease.   Great for fingerpicking and a beautiful complex response to the attack. One of the amps that i would refer to if anyone would ask me what is special about the tube amp sound - it's all that this amp encompasses.   The set features 26 full captures of the amp through its 1X12 Jensen P12R speaker. The mics used were 2x Royer R121, a Beyerdynamic M160 and a Neumann U87. Please refer to the full list of included captures in the product photo section.

• 2x 6V6
• 5Y3 rectifier
• 3x 12AX7
• 1x6SC7
• Cathode bias
• Class AB
• 14W output

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