Tube 65amps Combo Guitar Amplifiers

65amps may have started in 2002, but there's no mistaking the era that inspired the company. In fact, 65amps tube combo guitar amplifiers look to the golden age of tube amp manufacturing - the swinging '60s! A time when virtually every kid in the world wanted to start a band and sound like their favorite bowl-cut, suit-wearing group from across the Atlantic Ocean. Rest assured, if you're after a warm, tube-driven sound but want to avoid the hassle of browsing used bins and yard sales, 65amps has an amplifier here that looks, feels and sounds undeniably vintage.

A simple glance at this catalog will make it obvious that an impressive amount of work goes into each and every 65amps tube combo guitar amplifier. Honestly, you could start your search from any one of the amps here and be impressed by what you see. With that being said, each model has its own distinctive tone. For example, if you're after the gritty, overdriven sound of bands that made "The Strip" in Los Angeles a world-famous rock scene, go with the Whiskey 45W 1x12 Guitar Combo Amp. Boasting an FX loop, two footswitchable channels, three 12AX7 preamp tubes and two 6L6 power amp tubes, the Whiskey delivers loud chimey cleans and rich, overdriven sounds with ease.

Another popular 65amp tube combo guitar amplifier is The Ventura 112 20W Tube Guitar Combo. This portable workhorse was made as a reaction to the demand for a more pro-level quality "Lunch Box" type amp. It's loaded with two 6V6 tubes, two channels (the London's Color Channel and the SoHo's Bump Circuit channel) and the same high-grade aluminum chassis that every 65amps' amplifier features. If it's an extensive range of American and British '60s guitar tones that you want, The Ventura is the amp for you.

You hear it from veteran players all the time: "they don't make amps like they used to". Well, anyone who says that obviously never played through a 65amps tube combo guitar amplifier. From their sweet harmonics to their remarkable dynamic range to their retro looks, 65amps tube combo guitar amplifiers are for anyone who wants to re-live the heyday of the British Invasion.