Morgan Amplification PR12

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Introducing the Morgan Amplification PR12, a compact yet powerful combo guitar amplifier that channels the classic '60s American amp tones. Infused with custom Mercury Magnetic transformers, a 12" Celestion Greenback speaker, and a pair of 6V6 power tubes, it delivers a wide tonal range that any musician would covet.

The PR12 is more than just a guitar amp. Its tube-driven reverb adds a beautiful ambience to your playing, enhancing your tones without overpowering them. With the simplicity of its controls, you can explore a diverse tonal range without the fuss of numerous knobs.

Whether you're playing blues, rock, country, or jazz, the Morgan PR12 provides a sound quality that resonates with the quintessential '60s American guitar tones. It's perfect for recording studios and smaller venues, proving that big things indeed come in small packages.

Key Features:

Classic '60s American amp tones in a compact combo
Custom Mercury Magnetic transformers for enhanced bass, headroom, volume, and punch
2-band EQ for versatile tone shaping
12-watt, Class A/B, fixed-bias for a loud and clean sound
12" Celestion Greenback speaker for the classic guitar tone
Tube-driven reverb with dwell control to adjust decay
Simple and intuitive controls for a wide tonal range
Rugged, road-ready, Baltic birch construction with dovetail joints

Product specs

Type	Tube, Handwired
Number of Channels	1
Total Power	12W Class AB
Speaker Size	1 x 12" Celestion Greenback speaker
Preamp Tubes	3 x 12AX7
Power Tubes	2 x 6V6 Power tubes, GZ34 Rectifier
Reverb	Spring Reverb
EQ	2-band EQ
Inputs	1 x 1/4"
Outputs	8/16 ohm outputs
Bias Type	Adjustable Fixed
Features	Mercury Magnetics transformers
Power Source	Standard IEC AC cable
Height	20.75"
Width	18"
Depth	10"
Weight	38 lbs.

FAQs

What type of music is the Morgan Amplification PR12 best suited for?: The Morgan PR12 is ideal for genres that benefit from clean tones and dynamic overdrive, such as blues, jazz, and classic rock, thanks to its vintage Fender Princeton Reverb-inspired design.
Does the Morgan PR12 handle pedals well?: Yes, the Morgan PR12 is known for taking pedals exceptionally well, making it a versatile choice for guitarists who use effects to shape their sound.
What is the tonal characteristic of the Morgan PR12?: The PR12 offers a bright, clean tone with the ability to achieve rich, saggy overdrives, enhanced by its Celestion Greenback speaker and spring reverb.
Is the Morgan PR12 loud enough for gigging?: With 12 watts of Class AB power and a 1x12" speaker, the PR12 can handle small to medium-sized gigs, especially when mic'd through a PA system.
What makes the Morgan PR12 different from other amps?: The PR12 stands out with its handwired construction, Mercury Magnetics transformers, and vintage-inspired tone, providing a high-quality, boutique amplifier experience.

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PROS

Emulates best qualities of Fender brown and blackface amps
Maintains low end and dynamics at gig volumes
Perfect power level for most applications, excellent with pedals
Portable, surprisingly loud for its size
Reverb quality is exceptional
Solid build with attention to detail, durable cabinet
Responds well to volume changes, good for both recording and live gigs
Handles pedals well, versatile across music genres
Natural tube overdrive at high volumes
Excellent sound clarity and balance

CONS

Constant hum present at all volumes
May require repairs within a few months of use
Controls can be idiosyncratic, might require tweaking
Lacks a separate gain control for more sound shaping
Not ideal for very low volume environments; best at louder settings

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Some owners mention an unsafe ground scheme and underrated components as potential issues with Morgan PR12 amps.
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PR12 is often compared to high-end alternatives like KingTone, Carr, Divided by 13, and Milkman, offering similar boutique features at a lower price point.
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The PR12 is likened more to a Deluxe Reverb than a Princeton, particularly in terms of volume and clean headroom.
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Value and pricing

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Despite higher pricing, PR12's hand-wired construction and top-level components are seen as strong value compared to mass-produced Fender models.
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Use cases and applications

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Owners suggest PR12 may not be ideal for gigging without additional safety modifications due to potential build quality concerns.
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Features and functionality

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Power scaling on the PR12 may not effectively achieve natural breakup at low volumes compared to MVP23 and AC20, as it's not a standard feature.
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The PR12's reverb is highly praised for its warmth and versatility, with reverb/dwell controls offering a range of tonal possibilities.
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Owners suggest using a high-quality compressor or boost pedal to maintain dynamics and achieve desired tones at lower volumes with the PR12.
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An attenuator is recommended for managing volume levels in small spaces, with suggestions including the Tone King Iron Man (full version) or THD Hot Plate for 16-ohm setups.
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Software and compatibility

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A user reported that using a Pod Go Express to control volume can color the sound, even with amp modeling turned off, suggesting a real boost/compressor may work better.
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User experience

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Owners note that the PR12 is exceptionally loud for its 12-watt rating, comparable to louder amps like the 22-watt Two Rock.
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Setup and maintenance

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An issue with mismatched ohms when using an attenuator led to a darker sound; compatibility with speaker and attenuator impedance is crucial.
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don_jamison

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Very Dynamic!

This beast responds to the slightest changes in your playing. The speaker response while lacking a Lil on the top end it definitely has a mid-range bite and attitude most will enjoy. The bottom end never gets flabby but it's not over boom either. Definitely not a bedroom warriors rig though. You'll benefit better when it's up loud and proud!

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Dallas Green

Singer, Guitarist

Alexisonfire

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Dallas Green used this amp on his 2015 US/Canada Tour

Josh Smith

Singer, Guitarist

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"... is the starting point of my signature Morgan amp: the JS12...and I love it..."

Rick Springfield

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Sound City Players

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"Actually, I used one guitar and one amp. I had a 12-watt Morgan PR12 1x12 combo and my ’69 Gibson SG—which I bought new in Australia when I got into my first real band."