Gibson Falcon 20 1x12" Combo Cream Bronco, Oxblood Grille - Tube Amp

• Gibson tube amplifier for electric guitar
• 1 channel
• 12" Jensen Blackbird ALNICO loudspeaker
• 4x 12AX7 preamp tubes
• 2x 6V6 power amp tubes (optional change to 2x 6L6)
• 15 watts maximum power (6V6) / 12 watts maximum power (6L6)
• Reduction to 6 or 1 watt possible with 6V6 tubes
• Reduction to 5 or 1 watt possible with 6L6 tubes
• Monito (slave) DI output
• Internal reverb and tremolo effect
• 2-button footswitch included to control the effects

With the Falcon 20 1x12 " Combo, Gibson is launching a tube combo that brings back the pure vintage spirit of the 60s. Inspired by the original Falcon series from the 1960s, Gibson is presenting a magnificent vintage-design Reebot that is definitely something to be proud of. Thanks to its 6V6 power amp tubes, the amp achieves a unique overdrive that conveys the pure vintage warmth of the early tube amps. In addition, the sound of the Falcon 20 1x12 combo flows out of the 12" Jensen Blackbird ALNICO loudspeaker, which characterizes the quality of the tube amp with a crystal-clear output.

The Falcon 20 1x12" combo comes with a low input (clean) and a normal input (clean to overdrive) for a higher output. The amp's power is supplied by four 12AX7 tubes in the preamp stage and two 6V6 tubes in the power amp stage - the two 6V6 tubes can optionally be switched to two 6L6 tubes. In total, the Falcon 20 1x12" combo with two 6V6 tubes achieves a total output of 15 watts and features the patented multi-watt function, which allows the power amplifier output to be reduced from 15 watts to 6 or 1 watt. If the 6V6 tubes are switched to the optional 6L6 tubes, the Falcon achieves a maximum output of 12 watts, which can be throttled to 5 or 1 watt. A 2-button footswitch is also included, which can be used to control and switch the integrated reverb and tremolo effect.

The Gibson Falcon Gibson Falcon 20 1x12" combo is only equipped with one channel, but this provides a high degree of sound flexibility: In addition to a conventional volume control, the sound can be refined using the tone control, while more detailed sound images can be set using the frequency control. The integrated effects can be adjusted as desired using Reverb and Depth.