The Bad Cat Black Cat could've started with an "American" channel and a "British" channel, offering "classic" tones that remind you of your childhood guitar heroes, but you've already heard that line and you've already played that amp. This Black Cat is different. Sure, it shares some things in common with its forebears, like vacuum tubes, custom transformers, familiar controls and premium Celestion speakers, but what's under the hood is uniquely Bad Cat.

The heart and soul of this Black Cat is the immediate feeling of connection you get with it. It's always lively and toneful, never feeling choked or constrained. Driven by a 20W power amp featuring a cathode bias pair of EL84s, it's remarkably loud with enough headroom to play with a live drummer yet has an effective master volume control allowing for playing at home with no loss of tone.

Channel one has a blooming clean and a sparkling, punchy, tight crunch with those all-important shades in between. Channel two picks up right where the clean finishes. An addictive crunch soon gives way to a thick hard rock snarl that you likely wouldn't expect from this amp. The unique two band EQ circuit and powerful cut control makes finding and shaping your own sound ridiculously easy and for added texture and atmosphere we've included a lush custom-tuned reverb and adjustable bias tremolo too.

How does it handle pedals? Impeccably, both at the input and in the transparent, fully buffered effects loop, Plug in your favorite pedals from any decade with zero drama. And on the subject of pedals, don't you hate it when you buy a new amp and the footswitch is so huge that you need to get a new board just to accommodate it? That's why the Black Cat's all metal 2-button footswitch for channel and tremolo switching is so compact.
A full complement of speaker outs means the amp can handle any cabinet combination and we've included a line out as-well, so you can connect it to an IR loader or a Wet/Dry rig.

From the beginning, we knew that the Black Cat was special. It has already captured the imagination of players and magazine reviewers around the world, including the editors at Premier Guitar Magazine, who liked it so much that they honored it with their Premier Gear award in March of 2023.

And, of course, the Black Cat is engineered and built in Bad Cat's shop in Costa Mesa, CA.

Features

  • Designed and Built in Costa Mesa, California
  • Custom Hand-wound Bad Cat Transformers
  • Independent Gain and Volume per Channel
  • Shared Bass, Treble, Cut
  • Studio Quality Reverb
  • Bias-Modulated Tremolo
  • Buffered FX Loop
  • Individual Speaker Outputs (4, 8, 16, 2x4, 2x8 ohms)
  • Line Out
  • Baltic Birch Cabinet

Open Box (Like New):

  • Open Box (Like New) gear is typically a customer return.
  • This inventory includes all parts, components, manuals.
  • However, the packaging may be slightly compromised and thus not in absolutely perfect, unused condition like our new inventory. 
  • The images in this listing are of a brand new version of this model.
  • We cannot provide specific weights for instruments. 
  • This inventory is a great value.

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Modelo
  • Black Cat Handwired Series 2-Channel 20-Watt Guitar Amp Head
Categorías
Número de entradas
  • 1 Entrada
Número de canales
  • 2 Canales
Efectos Incorporados
  • Efectos Incorporados
Electrónica
  • Tube
Reverb
  • Digital Reverb (reverberación digital)
Con alimentación
  • Sin alimentación
Impedancia
  • 16 ohms
  • 8 ohms
  • 4 ohms
Tipo de Tubo de Potencia
  • EL84
Familia de colores
  • Negro
Potencia de Salida (vatios)
  • 20

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