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Description

Discover the Jet City Amplification Custom 22, a powerhouse in the realm of guitar amplifier heads. Crafted for musicians who crave a blend of classic rock tones and modern versatility, this amp head is designed to deliver a robust and articulate sound. With its all-tube design, the Custom 22 is equipped to provide warm, rich tones that are perfect for any genre, from blues to metal.

What sets the Custom 22 apart is its straightforward, no-frills approach to amplification. It features a solid-state rectifier that ensures consistent performance while maintaining the integrity of your sound. This amp head is tailored for those who appreciate the purity of traditional tube circuitry without unnecessary bells and whistles.

The Custom 22 comes with two channels—clean and overdrive—allowing for seamless transitions between smooth, clean tones and gritty overdriven sounds. Each channel is equipped with its own independent EQ controls, giving you the flexibility to shape your sound exactly as you like it. The amp also includes a built-in effects loop for integrating your favorite pedals effortlessly.

Whether you're performing on stage or recording in the studio, the Jet City Amplification Custom 22 provides a dependable and dynamic platform for your musical expression. Its no-nonsense design and high-quality components make it a valuable addition to any musician's gear arsenal.

Key Features:

  • All-tube design for authentic tone
  • Solid-state rectifier for consistent performance
  • Two channels: clean and overdrive
  • Independent EQ controls for each channel
  • Built-in effects loop for easy pedal integration
  • Simple, user-friendly interface
Agufish

Agufish

Jet City Custom 22 Amp Demo || Dark and Punchy Goodness?!

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Jet City Custom 22 Amp Demo || Dark and Punchy Goodness?!

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Agufish

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Jet City Custom 22 20 Watt Valve Head | Gear4music demo

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Jet City custom 22

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jack punkington

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Jet City Custom 22 Head & 24SVe 2x12 Cab - Mixdown Magazine

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The Jet City Custom 22 Head impresses with its balance of portability, affordability, and tonal versatility. It offers a dynamic range from crystal-clear cleans to searing metal tones, making it suitable for various genres. While the high-gain settings shine, delivering modern crunch with ample mid control, some might miss the deeper low-end rumble of more powerful amps. The JCA24SVe cab complements the head, enhancing tonal control with its custom Eminence speakers. Overall, this amp-cab duo packs a punch, delivering robust sound in a compact package.

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Jet City Custom 22 | Amplifier Review – Agufish Music

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jimmarchi1

you bought it! You can't put 34s or 77s in there it'll blow up... and also the el84 tube sockets are small noval sockets you would have to remove them and drill for octal sockets toaccomodate 34s, easier just to buy their 50 watt amp man

dumpsterbassist

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jimmarchi1

you're not getting much more than 20 watts outta this without a heavy modification, I wouldn't trust a Chinese output transformer to handle more than what tis designed to. If tis rated for 20 watts you're lucky to get that. If you want a firmer sound you could convert the EL84/6BQ5 tubes to 6973 tubes. This was a tube used inc ar radios starting in the alte 50s, tis a replacement for the ubiquitous 6V6 beam tetrode and sounds similar even though its in a small EL84 bottle. Unlike the 6AQ5 though tis not precisely a small envelope 6V6, its beefed up for long life and can handle higher palte voltages and can dissipate a few ectra watts epr plate. Supro used it and is using it again now that tis been reissued by some tube companies. SUpro ran it really gently but in your amp it can be biased up to have a big round deluxe reverb type of sound and headroom.

jimmarchi1

a no-mod solution for a somewhat bigger more American sound from your jet city is to switch current production tubes to the TAD brand STR EL84 which is the most 6V6-like current production EL84....for super long tube life at extreme bais conditions (you can make it hotter for more headroom and juicier cleans) you can try the old military spec Russian tubes, they're incredibly robust and sound good with strong clean headroom watt for watt... if you want to get some power amp distortion try the JJ low power EL84 which ahs way les headroom and will allow you to get the clean channel of this amp to break up at a more reasonable level, and the dirt channel will easily be able to clip the power amp, va va voom! I can also mod the amp for you for a small fee if you want.

dumpsterbassist

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jimmarchi1

honestly, at some pint you should mail it to me and have me take the tube sockets, jacks and pots off board for durability and I'll then make any mods you want from there. Since tis the channel switch I can't do my classic post-phase inverter master mod on here, which is a shame because ona single channel 800 circuit like this it gets a bt more of a hot rod plexi tone and more controllable volume

dumpsterbassist

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jimmarchi1

its eventually.... if tis new or close to it you have a while before you need to worry about PCB heat-resistance

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