Dane Classic 30

* 30 watt tube amplifier for electric guitar * Designed and developed in Denmark * Organic and warm sound * 100% pure tube tone * Built-in reverb The Dane Classic 30 is a vintage tube amp with boutique tone, located in a price range that is primarily dominated by mass-produced guitar amps. Are you a rock, country or blues guitarist, then you get a familiar and warm-sounding tube amplifier that can cover all your amplification needs, whether you're in the studio, on stage or at home. The Classic 30 is also an excellent amplifier for a blues harmonica. With a Bullet microphone and a Dane Classic 30 you will be able to achieve a familiar and lively amplification of your Blues harmonica. For many guitarists, the natural overdrive of the Classic 30 combined with the built-in reverb provides plenty of sonic options. But if you're one of those people who likes to use your own favorite pedals together with a good tube amp, the Classic 30 is the obvious choice for you too. The Classic 30 is created with a high focus on being good at receiving pedals. This means that you get an even more exquisite and warm overdrive if, via some kind of booster pedal, you push the tubes of the Classic 30 a little more. The Classic 30 is based on a popular American amplifier design, which uses the classic combination of 12AX7 amplifier tubes and 6L6GC tubes in the power amplifier. It provides 30 watts and is equipped with a 12" Celestion speaker. The control section is equipped with a gain control and a 3-band tone control section with bass, midrange and treble controls. You control the overall sound level with the volume control, while presence allows you to lift the upper midrange, making the sound from the amplifier more or less present. A Reverb control controls how much reverberation you have in your guitar's signal. The barrel switch makes the 12AX7 tube drive harder and raises the gain / overdrive level so you get a tighter and more overridden tube sound. Dane is a Danish brand with roots dating back to the 1960s, where Dane was involved in several major events in connection with providing the sound. Among other things, Dane and the then sister brand MAX were involved in the planning and delivery of sound for the first version of Roskilde Festival. The idea for Dane arose in the early 1960s, when the Danish importer of VOX was asked to supply amplifiers for The Beatles' first foreign concerts, which were to take place in Hamburg. As VOX could not supply a specific PA system at the time, the importer got the idea to found a company that could supply any sound one could imagine needing to use for a concert. That is, PA systems, guitar amps, bass amps and more. Thus arose Dane. As far as we know, the Beatles never got to play on Dane amps anyway, but they were the indirect reason Dane was founded. They would otherwise have been quite happy to play over a Dane rig, as Dane became known among other things for being able to deliver rigs that had an extraordinary amount of power compared to the rigs you could or could acquire at the time.