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Fuchs Releases Mantis Jr.

Press Release

Available in both 50- and 100-watt versions, the Mantis Jr. is the latest addition to Fuchs' Mantis line.



Clifton, NJ (February 19, 2013) -- Fuchs Audio Technology is proud to announce the introduction of the Mantis Jr. to its Mantis line of amplifiers in Spring 2013.

The Mantis Jr. is based on the ODS/Casino sized chassis platform, has two channels with a shared Bass, Middle, Treble tone stack, a passive effects loop, and 4-8-16 ohm outputs and will include a 2-way foot switch for channel switching and gain boost. The two channels each feature a distinct voicing: Channel-1 is a traditional classic English style EQ with tons of gain on tap, cleans up easily from the guitar, and works equally well for chunky rhythm or “brown sound” lead tones. Channel-2 features a higher gain structure with a more strident clipping structure for “modern rock and metal tones”. This amp also features an internal user adjustable preset gain boost, has both a presence and thrust control which alter the damping and voicing of the high and low end of the power amp section respectively.

Available in 50 and 100 watt models, both models can operate 6L6 or EL-34 tubes, while the preamp features 3- 12AX7 tubes. The amps are built on aluminum chassis for light weight and superior tone. The power and output iron are custom made in the USA by Heyboer Corp. The amp features single point grounding, regulated DC power for the filaments and all relays. The Mantis Jr. will be available in as both a head, as well as 112 and 212 combo configurations.

Pricing information

MAP: 50-Watt head: $ 1,795.00 , 100-W head: $ 1,995.00.

For more information:
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Nobody Special
on 03/28/2013
-->SRV buy cheap, pay twice.
Larry
on 02/24/2013
Good Amps Cost More, time to save and get something Good, You need good tools if your are in the trade.
Me
on 02/20/2013
...or maybe you do. A lot of those boutique builders can't make amps fast enough at prices higher than this amp. Heck, most of the good stuff Marshall makes cost more than this too.
SRV
on 02/20/2013
LOL ON THOSE PRICES. THESE BOUTIQUE BUILDERS NEED TO FIND AND SWALLOW A SERIOUS DOSE OF REALITY....



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