The Mesa Boogie Road King, here in a 2×12 combo version, is an extremely capable and versatile amp, with four channels, two effects loops and 120 watts of power. This is not a bedroom amp! The Road King is designed to give the working guitarist a wide array of tones that can be readily tailored to the needs of the tune and venue. The four preamp sections can be mated with any of five (!) power amp sections, using EL34 or 6L6 tubes.
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The Magnatone Model 260 was a 35 watt, 2×12 speaker two channel combo-form amplifier built in Inglewood, California from 1957 to 1962.
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The National Glenwood amplfier line was built from 1961 to 1967, with models like the Glenwood Vibrato appearing around 1964. These amps work very well for bluesy contexts, breaking up nicely as they are pushed and not being overwhelmingly loud.
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A few amps, like the Fender Twin Reverb, have become standard pieces of gear because they are reliable, predictable, and just do the job very well. You can see Twin Reverbs on stages of almost any player at any level, where clear, clean tone has to fill a largish space.
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The Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier Roadster 2×12 Combo Amplifier is an extremely versatile amp – 4 channels with individual controls and 50 or 100 watts each.
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The Hughes and Kettner Statesman Dual 6L6 combo amp is a 60-watt unit that offers exceptional tonal versatility, sparkling cleans to thick creamy tones.
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