Plexi Amps.

It delivers the typical open crunch of the late sixties – direct, warm and very dynamic. With its two channels (Normal and Tremolo) it covers a lot of ground: from a clean, slightly broken-up tone to a strong tube drive. The built-in tube tremolo is part of the sound – organic, soft and very musical. As a head it pairs easily with different cabinets while staying compact and rugged.

Its voice leans towards the JTM45, but at a much lower volume. It stays compact, yet sounds bigger, punchier and a bit rougher than the tremolo version. Ideal for blues and rock players looking for real tube tone at moderate volume. The amp responds directly to your pick attack, volume and pedals, and is easy to keep in the sweet spot.

Its sound sits between its Fender roots and the typical British tone – warm, round and open, with that fine, musical compression when you turn it up. It responds sensitively to pick attack and volume while always staying balanced and punchy. With the right speakers you get exactly the tone that shaped so many later rock sounds.

It keeps the open, smooth character of the original, but responds tighter and with more authority in the low end. The tone stays dynamic, clear and warm – with that supple response that shaped the late-sixties sound of so many British bands. An amp for everyone looking for the Bluesbreaker sound at full stage size.

Thanks to its cascaded preamp it delivers punchy overdrive sounds without having to push the power amp. The master volume gives you good control over volume and distortion, while the core character stays open and defined. A classic eighties sound – honest, powerful and precise.

Four EL34s provide the typical punch and openness of the classic Super Lead, but with more preamp gain in reserve and a stronger low end. The amp stays full and dynamic even at lower volumes. In the low input it delivers clear, three-dimensional cleans, and with boosters it responds immediately and musically.