Swart Stereo Master 20
The SM20 celebrates contrasts. Whether you plug straight into its “amp-1” input or route stereo signals from your pedalboard to both its inputs, the Stereo Master sends your signal to two 20-watt, 6V6-powered amps, each of which can then feed either its own cab or the Swart 2x12 with its internally isolated pair of Celestion Creambacks. For Shawn Hammond, hypnotic tube-driven tremolo and glorious spring reverb sealed the deal.Read the review
$2,399 street (head), $859 street (2x12 cabinet),swartamps.com
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