Bulldog - 15w
The Bulldog is an all British blues rock experience. It gives you the best of Marshall and Vox in a single ballsy, loud 15w amp.
It has the standard Vyse Hi and Low input set up enabling you to get the best response from either your single coils or humbuckers and then this amp stands out on its own.
Its unique feature is the ability to have a Marshall voiced volume control that you can easily blend with a Vox voiced volume control. Following these 2 volume controls there is a treble and bass tone stack and Vox style cut control.
The Pre-amp section is all ECC83 (12AX7) and the power section is 2 x EL84’s (what else??). GZ34 Valve rectification.
A Celestion 70th Anniversary 12" speaker is fitted as standard, but you can chose which type of speaker you prefer.
Like all our amplifiers, The Bulldog is hand wired and so is an amp for life. It is easily maintained and any modifications that may be required in the future can easily be accommodated.
We also offer the service of adjusting the 'voice' of the amp to suit your ear once you have played it for a month or so. Certain aspects of the circuit can be altered to give you more clean head room, more drive, or adjust your tone. We are happy to work with you to achieve the best out of your amp.
Sizes
Weight - 15kg
D - 230mm. W - 510mm, H - 450mm
The Bulldog is an all British blues rock experience. It gives you the best of Marshall and Vox in a single ballsy, loud 15w amp.
It has the standard Vyse Hi and Low input set up enabling you to get the best response from either your single coils or humbuckers and then this amp stands out on its own.
Its unique feature is the ability to have a Marshall voiced volume control that you can easily blend with a Vox voiced volume control. Following these 2 volume controls there is a treble and bass tone stack and Vox style cut control.
The Pre-amp section is all ECC83 (12AX7) and the power section is 2 x EL84’s (what else??). GZ34 Valve rectification.
A Celestion 70th Anniversary 12" speaker is fitted as standard, but you can chose which type of speaker you prefer.
Like all our amplifiers, The Bulldog is hand wired and so is an amp for life. It is easily maintained and any modifications that may be required in the future can easily be accommodated.
We also offer the service of adjusting the 'voice' of the amp to suit your ear once you have played it for a month or so. Certain aspects of the circuit can be altered to give you more clean head room, more drive, or adjust your tone. We are happy to work with you to achieve the best out of your amp.
Sizes
Weight - 15kg
D - 230mm. W - 510mm, H - 450mm
The Bulldog is an all British blues rock experience. It gives you the best of Marshall and Vox in a single ballsy, loud 15w amp.
It has the standard Vyse Hi and Low input set up enabling you to get the best response from either your single coils or humbuckers and then this amp stands out on its own.
Its unique feature is the ability to have a Marshall voiced volume control that you can easily blend with a Vox voiced volume control. Following these 2 volume controls there is a treble and bass tone stack and Vox style cut control.
The Pre-amp section is all ECC83 (12AX7) and the power section is 2 x EL84’s (what else??). GZ34 Valve rectification.
A Celestion 70th Anniversary 12" speaker is fitted as standard, but you can chose which type of speaker you prefer.
Like all our amplifiers, The Bulldog is hand wired and so is an amp for life. It is easily maintained and any modifications that may be required in the future can easily be accommodated.
We also offer the service of adjusting the 'voice' of the amp to suit your ear once you have played it for a month or so. Certain aspects of the circuit can be altered to give you more clean head room, more drive, or adjust your tone. We are happy to work with you to achieve the best out of your amp.
Sizes
Weight - 15kg
D - 230mm. W - 510mm, H - 450mm
Below is a sound bite of the 15w Bulldog being used both for a bit of rhythm and a bit of lead. Our friend Ian Stone very kindly demoed on the clip showing what he can do with just volume controls on his guitar and volume controls on the Bulldog. Absolutely no pedals or recording effects were used so that you can get the real raw sound of the amp. Recorded using a Behringer B906 Condenser mic and a Sure SM57, Scarlett 2i2 interface and Garage band.
