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Here are some of the best lunchbox amps out there, covering tube, high-gain, solid-state, and hybrid lunchbox heads. Check out the most-popular amp heads on Reverb right now, updated daily. These lunchbox amp heads employ the . The MKII Lunch Box Head looks and sounds the business, with superb metal tones that inspire plenty of detuned riffing. The new Clean mode increases flexibility, while the Presence control and Shift functions extend the .
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There are many great high gain rock/metal lunchbox amps out there and since I have quite a few I do get a lot of questions about them and the main question tends to be: . Best for bigger stages: Orange Dual Terror. 5 out of 5. Best for metal: Peavey 6505 MH. 4 out of 5. Best for modern rock: EVH 5150III LBXII. 4 out of 5. Best all-rounder: Hughes & Kettner Tubemeister Deluxe 20. 5 out of 5This lunchbox-sized amplifier head delivers 50 watts of dynamic tube-powered tone, harnessing the power of four 12AX7s and a pair of 6L6 power tubes to capture the most esteemed high-gain tones of both the American and British . The lunchbox design takes the great tones of larger tubes amp heads, and brings down the size, weight and wattage. Now, you might be thinking that reducing the amp’s power .
As the name suggests, lunchbox amps are lightweight and transportable, though they should definitely not be thought of as lesser versions of your typical amp heads. These amps pack a punch and sound great – so much so that they are rapidly becoming the gigging guitarist’s preferred option. It's no longer necessary to break your back lugging around a huge, heavy amp just to get your high-gain fix. This collection features lunchbox-sized heads that offer a wealth of big-time features in handy and portable packages.
Here are some of the best lunchbox amps out there, covering tube, high-gain, solid-state, and hybrid lunchbox heads. Check out the most-popular amp heads on Reverb right now, updated daily. These lunchbox amp heads employ the use of . The MKII Lunch Box Head looks and sounds the business, with superb metal tones that inspire plenty of detuned riffing. The new Clean mode increases flexibility, while the Presence control and Shift functions extend the amp’s already impressive tonal range.
The 12AX7 in particular is a staple of many Metal amps, and should help provide that classic Orange Metal distortion. The headphone jack has a built-in cabinet simulator, which makes this a great practice buddy.
We test all the metal amps in our reviews to the absolute limit, whether that's slamming them with tight chugs from an extended-range guitar or searing leads from our favorite Floyd Rose-equipped shred machine. There are many great high gain rock/metal lunchbox amps out there and since I have quite a few I do get a lot of questions about them and the main question tends to be: 'what's the best one for metal'. Best for bigger stages: Orange Dual Terror. 5 out of 5. Best for metal: Peavey 6505 MH. 4 out of 5. Best for modern rock: EVH 5150III LBXII. 4 out of 5. Best all-rounder: Hughes & Kettner Tubemeister Deluxe 20. 5 out of 5This lunchbox-sized amplifier head delivers 50 watts of dynamic tube-powered tone, harnessing the power of four 12AX7s and a pair of 6L6 power tubes to capture the most esteemed high-gain tones of both the American and British amp-building traditions on the Gain I and Gain II channels.
The lunchbox design takes the great tones of larger tubes amp heads, and brings down the size, weight and wattage. Now, you might be thinking that reducing the amp’s power would negatively affect the tone. As the name suggests, lunchbox amps are lightweight and transportable, though they should definitely not be thought of as lesser versions of your typical amp heads. These amps pack a punch and sound great – so much so that they are rapidly becoming the gigging guitarist’s preferred option. It's no longer necessary to break your back lugging around a huge, heavy amp just to get your high-gain fix. This collection features lunchbox-sized heads that offer a wealth of big-time features in handy and portable packages.Here are some of the best lunchbox amps out there, covering tube, high-gain, solid-state, and hybrid lunchbox heads. Check out the most-popular amp heads on Reverb right now, updated daily. These lunchbox amp heads employ the use of .
The MKII Lunch Box Head looks and sounds the business, with superb metal tones that inspire plenty of detuned riffing. The new Clean mode increases flexibility, while the Presence control and Shift functions extend the amp’s already impressive tonal range.
The 12AX7 in particular is a staple of many Metal amps, and should help provide that classic Orange Metal distortion. The headphone jack has a built-in cabinet simulator, which makes this a great practice buddy. We test all the metal amps in our reviews to the absolute limit, whether that's slamming them with tight chugs from an extended-range guitar or searing leads from our favorite Floyd Rose-equipped shred machine. There are many great high gain rock/metal lunchbox amps out there and since I have quite a few I do get a lot of questions about them and the main question tends to be: 'what's the best one for metal'. Best for bigger stages: Orange Dual Terror. 5 out of 5. Best for metal: Peavey 6505 MH. 4 out of 5. Best for modern rock: EVH 5150III LBXII. 4 out of 5. Best all-rounder: Hughes & Kettner Tubemeister Deluxe 20. 5 out of 5
This lunchbox-sized amplifier head delivers 50 watts of dynamic tube-powered tone, harnessing the power of four 12AX7s and a pair of 6L6 power tubes to capture the most esteemed high-gain tones of both the American and British amp-building traditions on the Gain I and Gain II channels.
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