Enjoy the depth and harmonic character of a larger vintage-style tube amp at a manageable 3 watts. The Bartel Swingland is a single-channel, handwired 1x12 combo built in Baltimore, Maryland, for home playing and studio work.

Settle in for focused practice, or shape its response for recording without relying on a conventional low-wattage, single-ended output stage. Its black finish, gray and silver grille cloth, and white and silver piping give it a distinctive, understated look.

Explore the thoughtful design from Bartel Amplifiers and make this compact combo the centerpiece of your next home session or studio setup.


Features

  • Push-pull triode output: A 6SN7GT output tube and custom output transformer deliver 3W RMS, with 8-ohm output impedance.
  • Flexible voicing: Volume, Midrange boost and cut, tilt-style Tone, Master Volume, and Presence controls let you shape the amp’s response.
  • Adjustable overdrive: Selectable gain/headroom, a transformer-loaded complementary overdrive stage, and Harmonic Balance control help tailor breakup.
  • Three-spring reverb: Tube-driven Accutronics reverb has independent Dwell and Mix controls, from subtle ambience to deeper space.
  • 12-inch Alnico Blue: The Celestion 8-ohm speaker complements the circuit with chime, compression, and harmonic richness.
  • Practical details: The cabinet measures 19"W x 16"H x 11"D and weighs 32 lbs. It includes a 5-pin XLR Line Out Interface and uses 1 x 12AX7A, 2 x 12AT7, and 1 x 12AU7 preamp tubes.

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ConditionBrand New (New)
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Brand
Model
  • Swingland
Finish
  • Black
Year
  • 2026
Made In
  • United States

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