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BIG Industries Ronnie Montrose Signature Model

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The BIG Industries Ronnie Montrose Signature Model mini guitar amplifier is a tribute to the legendary guitarist, designed to deliver powerful sound in a compact package. This amp is perfect for both practice sessions and small gigs, offering a true representation of Montrose's iconic tone. With a focus on maintaining authenticity and quality, this amplifier features a custom-designed circuit that enhances its performance, ensuring it captures every nuance of your playing style.

Compact yet mighty, this model is equipped with a unique gain control feature that allows you to fine-tune your sound effortlessly. Whether you're aiming for a classic rock tone or something more modern, this mini amp provides the versatility you need. Its portability makes it ideal for musicians on the go, while its robust build ensures durability for years to come. Embrace your inner rock star with the Ronnie Montrose Signature Model, a testament to both innovation and tradition in guitar amplification.

Key Features:

Custom-designed circuit for authentic sound
Unique gain control for versatile tone shaping
Portable design suitable for practice and small gigs
Robust construction for long-lasting durability
Designed in collaboration with Ronnie Montrose's estate

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Noel Gallagher

Singer, Guitarist

Oasis

Verified via reverb.com

Listed on Reverb.com in 2017.

The Ronnie Montrose Signature amp is a bit of a collector piece.

Built like a tank and weighing in around 4.5 kilos. It’s a solid state amp that stays clean up to 10 o’clock and then starts to kick in some distortion. The birds egg blue cab is painted rather than tolex and has a few chips in it.

The Big Industries hangtag is still on the aluminum handle and has some wear to it. On the back of the cab, the word OASIS is biro'd on it.

Montrose was an American guitarist who led the bands Montrose and Gamma but did killer work with everyone from Herbie Hancock and Tony Williams to Boz Scaggs and Sammy Hagar. If you’ve never heard his playing, seek it out.

Buyers from outside the UK, please be aware that the power on these pieces are setup for 240 V operation.

All items in this shop come with a certificate of authenticity signed by Noel Gallagher.

Jeff Beck

Guitarist

Mark Knopfler’s Guitar Heroes

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Auctioned via Bonham’s on May 24, 2023.

Jeff Beck: A Ronnie Montrose Signature Model Amp Owned By Jeff Beck, made by Big Industries, retro-style with bright turquoise finish, accompanied by a letter of provenance, 10in x 5in x 8 1/2in (25.5cm x 13cm x 21.5cm)

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Offered by Suzy O'Hara who was in a relationship with Jeff Beck from 1994-1996.

According to the vendor this amp was used by Jeff Beck when he travelled. Beck gifted the amp to her so that she could practice playing the Stratocaster guitar wherever she was.

Ronnie Montrose

Guitarist

The Edgar Winter Group

Verified via Vintageguitar

Developed in collaboration with Montrose. He mentions it in this January 1995 Vintage Guitar interview.

I’ve also been doing design and consulting work with Big Industries on an amp they’ve built. It runs on a nine-volt battery and it looks like a work of art. It weighs about ten pounds and has a six-inch speaker. It sounds really great and it’s loud. It’s called the Ronnie Montrose Signature model. So I’m keeping busy and still having a good time.