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Boutique 50-watt tube amplifier head powered by dual 6L6 tubes, featuring a Blonde tolex casing, Oxblood grille, and cascading gain controls inspired by classic ODS-style circuits.

What We Think:

Condition: Used, Excellent

Handbuilt in Rohnert Park, California, the Two-Rock TS1 (Tone Secret) Head is a boutique, 50-watt tube amplifier inspired by classic Dumble-style architecture and engineered for ultimate touch sensitivity and dynamic headroom. Powered by a pair of 6L6 power tubes, it produces glass-like clean tones that effortlessly transition into smooth, harmonically rich overdrive with singing sustain. Featuring a intuitive front panel with Volume, Treble, Middle, Bass, Level, Ratio, Master, and Presence controls, it allows players to fine-tune both clean headroom and cascade gain staging for exceptional note definition. Housed in a substantial 46 lb enclosure finished in classic Blonde tolex with an Oxblood grill, it provides versatile 4, 8, and 16-ohm speaker outputs to easily integrate with a wide variety of cabinet configurations.

Specifications:

50 watt head 

2 x 6L6 50 Watt 

4 ohm; 8 ohm, 16 ohm Speaker Outputs

Tolex: Blonde

Grill: Oxblood

Controls: Vol, Treble, Middle, Bass, Level, Ratio, Master, Presence

Head: 20 5/8″ wide x 22″ tall x 11″ deep 46 LBS 

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