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Bedrock Amplification Bedrock 1200 Series Amp Head

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The Bedrock 1200 Series Amp Head is a powerhouse of tonal versatility, designed to elevate your guitar playing experience. Crafted for serious musicians, this amplifier head is lauded for its all-tube architecture, delivering rich, warm tones that are both dynamic and responsive. Whether you're on stage or in the studio, the Bedrock 1200 is engineered to meet the demands of versatility and power, offering a comprehensive tonal palette.

This amp head features a customizable EQ section, allowing you to precisely shape your sound with bass, mid, and treble controls. The built-in effects loop and footswitchable channels offer additional flexibility, making it easy to switch between clean and overdriven sounds during performances. Its robust build ensures reliability, while the intuitive interface makes it user-friendly for both seasoned professionals and aspiring musicians.

Engineered for the modern guitarist, the Bedrock 1200 Series Amp Head also includes a direct output for seamless integration into live and recording setups. This output makes it easier than ever to capture the amp's authentic tone in any setting.

Key Features:

All-tube architecture for warm, dynamic tones
Customizable EQ section with bass, mid, and treble controls
Footswitchable channels for versatile sound switching
Built-in effects loop for easy integration of external effects
Direct output for recording and live performance setups
Robust construction for durability and reliability

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The RedBear MKE60 is highlighted as a solid, good-sounding handwired JCM800 clone, originally made in Russia and distributed by Gibson in the 90s.
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The Jet City JCA800 is mentioned as a budget-friendly alternative, typically costing around $900 USD.
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The Silver Jubilee is recommended as a more powerful alternative to the JCM800, described as its "big brother."
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The Marshall DSL series, particularly the DSL100HR, is noted for achieving JCM800-like sounds, especially in the Ultra gain 1 setting.
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Joe Perry

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Hollywood Vampires

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Joe Perry is featured in advertisements using the Bedrock 1200 Series Amp Head, as shown in a user-uploaded photo on Tripod.

Glenn Danzig

Singer, Guitarist

Misfits

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In an interview on TVCASUALTY.COM, John Christ recalls recording the first Danzig album using various amplifiers, with the Bedrock 1200 Series Amp Head being the primary choice until it failed. The early Bedrock models, known for their powerful sound due to high plate voltages and a hot bias, were also notoriously unreliable and prone to tube failure. Interestingly, attempts to replicate Danzig's iconic "Mother" using a later Bedrock 1000 model have yielded remarkably similar results, highlighting the distinctive sound of these amplifiers.

Ken

Guitarist, Keyboardist

L'Arc-en-Ciel

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Shown within multiple rack setup designed by FREE THE TONE for LIVE 2018 L'ArChristmas event as per photos published on FREE THE TONE's blog (2019). Used alongside two Magnatone 59 Heads.