Reissue of the famous Pignose Model 7-100 practice amp
Special Edition with Tweed cover
Analog solid state circuitry
Pignose speaker
One channel with volume control
Preamp-Out connector
Compact cabinet with hinged opening
Brown tolex cover and black front cover
Firm carrying handle
Two strap pins on the side of the case
Powered by six AA batteries
Battery powered guitar amp with one channel and tweed cover
The Pignose Legendary 7-100 Tweed is an authentic reissue of the highly coveted Model 7-100 from 1971, which was one of the first battery amps to not only help countless guitar students achieve an adequate sound, but can also be found in the tour buses and studios of countless rock stars. As a Special Edition model with tweed cover, the practical amp also exudes authentic vintage vibes.
Analog Solid State Circuitry with Distinctive Overdrive
At the heart of the Legendary 7-100 Tweed guitar amp from Pignose is an analog solid state circuit. Straightforwardly managed via a volume knob in a stylish pig-nose design, the combo's single channel not only delivers harmonious clean tones, but also a distinctive overdrive that turns out to be a secret weapon for recording sessions. The sound can be influenced by varying the opening width of the hinged cabinet. Another practical detail is the preamp-out connection, which outputs the guitar signal to a mixer or audio interface.
Bought as a present, this amp is small but mighty. Perfect for a grungy sound, small enough to take anywhere, without compromising on sound. Lost only one star on ratings due to some of the inner lining coming away from its glue, straight out of the box. This doesn't affect the product though. Great little amp and buying experience.
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