| Power Output | 22 Watts |
| Output Tubes | 2 - 6V6EH |
| Preamp Tubes | 1 - EF86, 1-5751/12AX7 |
| Rectifier | 1 - 5AR4 |
| Controls | Volume, Bass, Treble |
| Configurations | Head, 2x10 combo, 4x10 combo |
| Colors | Black, Red, Camel. Other custom wood finishes are available. |
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Dimensions & Weight |
Head: 17 1/2" W, 9" H, 9 1/2" D; 18 lbs. 2x10 Combo: 23" W, 20 1/8" H, 10" D; 47 lbs. 4x10 Combo: 24" W, 27 3/4" H, 10" D; 69 lbs. 1x10 Combo: 17 1/2” W, 17” H, 10” D; 37 lbs. |
The Z28 shares the same EF86 front end as its bigger brothers the Route 66 and KT45. Pairing this front end with a pair of fixed bias 6V6s yields an authority not heard before from a dual 6V6 design. Having more of an American type sound, the Z28 gives you a wide pallet to work from. You can dial in a clear, sweet clean sound as well as a biting crunch with just 3 knobs. Like our other 3 knob amps, the treble and bass function normally until 12:00 and dial in gain once turned past noon. The stout, tube rectified power supply gives the Z28 a tight low end and makes it very pedal friendly. You won’t find the typical short comings of a dual 6V6 amp here. Weighing in at approximately 22 watts, the Z28 is great for most gig/studio situations.
Click here to read the Z-28 review from Guitar (UK).
Guitar Player Magazine reviewed the Z28 in their March 2004 issue. Click here to read (.pdf).