Electroplex Amplifiers

Electroplex Amplifiers is alive and well, and sailing into NAMM this Thursday through Saturday! Come see us at the Monster Cable booth 6610!

Flashback Sunday(?). Our good friend Yuske sent this review from a while back of the Rocket 35-EL by Premier Guitar. Thank you Yuske!

Review Demo - Electroplex Rocket 35-EL Read the review: http://www.premierguitar.com/Magazine/Issue/2012/Nov/Electroplex_Rocket_35_EL_Amp_Review.aspx

The good guys at Mt. Baldy Guitar Sales posted this gem from a while back. Thanks guys!

Electroplex Rocket 22 Amp Review Electroplex has jumped back into the fray with the Rocket 22—a 2-channel amp powered by a pair of 6V6 tubes

Electroplex Amplifiers will be at NAMM this year with two new models fresh off the bench!

First up is the Tri-Plex 35 1x12 combo with both EL34 and EL84 power tubes! Features include a glassy, rockin' front end and our exclusive active Hi-Def Presence control.

Next up is the all-new, all-tube Bass Baby 1x12 combo! This Baby pushes out a surprising amount of musical, beefy low-end sweetness, through its 6L6GC power section and a 250-watt neo driver.

Come check them both out at the Monster Cable booth #7217. Looking forward to seeing y'all!

Had a great meeting with Brian and Charlie of Mt. Baldy Guitar Sales. They've developed a cool online store with quality new and used instruments, amps, pedals and accessories. Inventory changes daily, including some amazing values and gear mods! Check them out!
https://mtbaldygs.com/

Rocket Amps The Rocket 22 Two 6V6's never sounded this big! The Rocket 35 35 blistering watts courtesy of two 5881's! The Rocket 35-EL The 'British' Rocket 35 using two EL34's! The Rocket 42 The 42-watt 'Chime Machine' with incredible punch and chime! The

Electroplex will be back on the NAMM Show floor April 13-15. The good folks at Monster Cable--booth 7217-- will be using a Retro Rocket 35 to demonstrate their expanding line of industry-leading instrument cables, and much more!

A Jeff Beck appreciation article in today's LA Times.

Jeff Beck’s playing could still surprise us Like Jimi Hendrix, he played with imagination and invention, harnessing the power of feedback and effects in a way that shaped the sound of modern rock. Like his childhood friend Jimmy Page, he was grounded in blues but not beholden to it, an aesthetic choice that separated him from Eric Clapton, th...

We’re shocked and deeply saddened over the passing of Jeff Beck. He was every guitarist’s hero, and he left us at the top of his game. This was the first Beck tune I heard way back when. I was a fan ever since. RIP Mr. Beck.

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Over Under Sideways Down Song by The Yardbirds