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November 10, 2004
Electrosonic Amplifiers has released the Neptune guitar amplifier. This mid-level output amplifier is designed for those wanting the pure, single ended class A tonality, but with an extra kick in the power level.
Standard features:
Electrosonic also offers a "Mixed Mode Output" for this model which allows two dissimilar output tubes to be used. In addition, there are many add on options available including 3-band tone controls, Impedance selector, Hi-Gain preamp, Master Volume, Large output tubes, Attenuator, Dual Preamp Tubes, Fatswitch, and Slope control.
For more information, visit their web site at www.electrosonicamplifiers.com
