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Reeves Amplification Releases the Space Cowboy

Reeves Amplification Releases the Space Cowboy

The amp features a slightly modified preamp of the highly regarded Custom 50, adjustable boost, and two knob reverb controls.

Cincinnati, OH (June 6, 2014) -- Reeves Amplification announces the release of the all-new Space Cowboy. An all-tube guitar amplifier that features a slightly modified preamp of the highly regarded Custom 50, adjustable boost, and a two-knob reverb control.

ā€œOur simple control layout and rock solid hand-wired construction of tube amplifiers speaks for itselfā€, said Bill Jansen, owner of the Cincinnati-based company. ā€œThe new Space Cowboy offers the classic tones we've been known for, but with a few enhancements to make it even more versatile ā€“ I think players will find this an exciting amplifier."

At just $2,499 (estimated US street price) the Space Cowboy, (available in 50-watt or 100-watt versions) is an all-tube class A/B head with the tone, good looks and rugged construction you would expect to find in a Reeves amplifier.

All Reeves amplifiers feature rugged multi-ply hardwood cabinetry, 16-gauge steel chassis, custom Heyboer transformers, and hand-wired turret board construction for durable, roadworthy performance.

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