Detail 01
35W Class A
The amp uses two Sovtek 5881 power tubes in its high-power Class A design.

Independent shopping perspective
Tyler Bryant’s 35W Black Magick Reverb pairs a high-power Class A design with a Channel 1 bright cap mod, tube-driven spring reverb, tremolo, and a Supro BD12 speaker.


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Detail 01
The amp uses two Sovtek 5881 power tubes in its high-power Class A design.
Detail 02
Channel 1 adds sparkle and can be blended with Channel 2.
Detail 03
Reverb is tube-driven; tremolo has independent Speed and Depth controls.
Detail 04
The 12-inch speaker is custom-built by Celestion for Supro.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It was developed specifically for rock guitarist Tyler Bryant.
Tube-driven spring reverb and tremolo.
Yes. Both channels are summed in parallel.
No. The TRS double footswitch is sold separately.
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