The Carr Rambler Amp is one of the earliest designs from Carr Amplifiers, and is still one of their most popular offerings. The Rambler gives that unmistakable American "Deluxe" sound, but with vastly improved clean headroom, tighter bass response, and the ability to switch between 28 watts pentode and 14 watts triode. Triode/Pentode Switch - Changes the way the output tubes operate. Pentode sounds loud and punchy with great headroom while Triode is more vintage and warm with very thick midrange. The Pentode mode is the Rambler's full power setting, producing 28 watts. The Triode mode makes 14 watts. The Rambler is Carr Amplifiers' shot at offering a classic 1x12 combo for small gig/club settings with appropriate headroom, reverb, and tremolo. The Rambler has been described as having a full, rounded tone with a great threshold for clean sounds; also making it a fantastic pedal platform for those of us addicted to overdrive and fuzz pedals. Many Carr owners regard the Rambler as one of the pinnacle club amps with a great palette of tone for any player and any style. Specifications: Power Output: 28 Watts in Pentode Mode, and 14 Watts in Triode Output Tubes: 2 x 6L6, Cathode Biased Class A Operation Preamp Tubes: 3 x 12AX7, 1 x 12AT7 Controls Volume, Treble, Mid, Bass, Reverb, Tremolo Depth, Tremolo Speed Switches: Pentode / Triode Dims & Weight: 21" Wide x 17 High x 9" Depth at Top (10" at bottom) - 40 lbs Speaker Config: Eminence Elsinore 12" - 8 Ohms Footswitch for turning Tremolo On/Off Included Carr Rambler Owners Manual - 1.21 mb PDF Format
