Quinnamp King Tone Consoul Steel String Singer
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I'm selling an extraordinary amp: a King Tone Consoul, a one-of-a-kind piece (#001), entirely hand-built by Shad Damron, founder of QuinnAmp (USA). This is a high-end replica of the legendary Dumble Steel String Singer, crafted in the sonic tradition of Stevie Ray Vaughan and John Mayer.
🎥 A demo is available here (the amp in the video is the exact unit for sale):
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🔧 About the Maker – QuinnAmp / Shad Damron
Shad Damron is a former audio engineer with a deep passion for vintage circuits and boutique amplifiers. Between 2005 and 2012, he designed and hand-built, in his Midwest workshop, stunningly accurate recreations of Dumble (SSS, ODS) and Trainwreck amplifiers under the QuinnAmp brand.
His amps were praised for their sonic authenticity, top-tier components (NOS tubes, Mercury Magnetics transformers, etc.), and artisanal build quality. QuinnAmp ceased production voluntarily in 2012, making these amps rare and highly sought-after by collectors and demanding professionals.
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⚡ Circuit: Dumble Steel String Singer – 150W
🔢 Unique model: #001 – never released as a production model
🔥 NOS preamp Tubes
🎛️ Housed in a steel chassis, black tolex, and Vox-style front panel with diamond grill.
This amp delivers a pure, dynamic, and incredibly articulate tone with massive headroom and no artificial compression.
Perfect for the crystal-clear, high-definition cleans typical of the SSS, while remaining highly responsive to pedals.
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| Condition | Excellent (Used) Excellent items are almost entirely free from blemishes and other visual defects and have been played or used with the utmost care.Learn more |
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