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Description
Dive into the heart of rock 'n' roll with the Supro 1624T Dual-Tone, a reissue that's as close as you can get to legendary tones without a time machine. Perfect for those chasing the gritty essence of classic rock, this amp promises clarity and a distinctive growl when cranked. Not just a one-trick pony, its dual channels offer versatile sound shaping, allowing you to blend channels for an amplified experience. It's not just an amp; it's your backstage pass to iconic sounds.
Key Features:
- Two channels with independent volume and tone controls for versatile sound shaping.
- Unique IN 1+2 input feature that combines both preamps for increased input signal and gain.
- Designed to replicate the saturated rock tones of the '60s and '70s.
- Perfect for achieving the clear, articulated grind of legendary rock tracks.
Videos
ProGuitarShopDemos
Supro 1624T Dual-Tone 1x12 Combo
Supro 1624T Dual-Tone 1x12 Combo
ProGuitarShopDemos
Supro 1690T Coronado & 1624T Dual-Tone electric guitar amplifier review demo
Guitarist
Supro 1624T Dual Tone Demo - Strat
Kaleb Romero
Supro Model 1624T Dual-Tone
Guitar Player Magazine
Supro 1624T Dual Tone Tube Combo Amplifier Demo - Sweetwater Sound
Sweetwater
Steve Stevens plays the Supro 1624T Dual-Tone Reissue - Classic Rock Tone Solo Guitar
Guitar World
Matt Smith plays the Supro 1624T Dual-Tone 1964 Reissue Tube Amplifier
SuproUSA
Supro 1624T Dual-Tone - LED ZEPPELIN TONES (Demo by Wally Farkas)
wallyfarkas
Reviews
PROS
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Excels with both clean tones and overdrive
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Superior dynamic response enhances guitar tone
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Lightweight and portable without sacrificing sound
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Takes pedals exceptionally well
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Favored by prominent bands for its unique sound
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Offers a distinctive alternative to mainstream amp brands
CONS
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No longer available new due to corporate changes
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Tubes may be difficult to source
Owner Insights
We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Supro 1624T Dual-Tone.
Use cases and applications
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The Supro 1624T Dual Tone is praised for its versatility in alt rock/emo genres, offering both bright, chime-like cleans and gritty tones suitable for hard rock and metal.
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The amp can accommodate two guitars for low-volume practice, but it may result in phase cancellations and lack of clarity in a live setting.
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Value and pricing
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A used Supro 1624T Dual Tone at $650 is considered a great deal, typically selling between $850-$1200, making it a worthwhile investment for enthusiasts.
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User experience
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Owners who have toured with the Supro 1624T report its reliability and durability, indicating it's a rock-solid choice for live performances.
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Comparisons
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A user transitioning from a VOX Valvetronix noted the Supro's ability to handle pedal integration more seamlessly, reducing the need for constant readjustments.
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Vintage Supro amplifiers often sell for less than new models, offering authentic tones and build quality that some users prefer over modern reproductions.
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Features and functionality
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The Supro 1624T's first input is designed to parallel both channels, causing it to break up faster for those seeking a quicker sag effect.
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When using both inputs simultaneously, the controls for channel 2 will affect both channels, potentially pushing channel 2 too hard and altering the sound.
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Input 1 activates both channels simultaneously via a dual mono split, allowing for individual tone settings and channel volume mixing for tonal versatility.
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Mods and upgrades
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For DIY enthusiasts, Mojotone, Ceritone, and Weber provide high-quality amp kits, allowing custom builds with preferred components for personalized sound and performance.
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4.5 out of 5
Based on 0 Reviews and 8 Ratings
Artist usage
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In this photo of Frusciante's "live room", included in this June 16, 2016 article on his official website about The Almighty Instrumental Mixes, a Supro amp can be seen at the back of the room. Based on the pin pattern that attaches the grill cloth to the cab, it appears to be the 1624T Dual-Tone model.
My live room, created by contractor Jacques Lacroix, acoustician Vincent Van Hoff, and my studio manager Anthony Zamora, was the main place I got room sounds, reverbs, and atmosphere on these recordings. I sent sounds and performances from my computer into the room where they would come through a speaker, making the room reverberate, which would then be picked up by a room mic, the cable of which would bring this sound to my mixing board, from where it would return to the computer, where I would combine the rooms acoustics with the source sound. I’d generally do a certain amount of subtractive eq on my computer when sending the sound into the room, then on my mixing board when the sound came back to me, and also on the computer again when fitting it into the entire mix. These are two pictures of the room, each from opposite angles.
Wes is using this amp for demoing/recording in late 2018 for the new Limp Bizkit album. You see this amp in multiple of Instagram posts.
Legendary guitarist Steve Stevens wails on his new Supro 1624T Dual-Tone Reissue 1×12 Combo Amplifier
This Supro Dual Tone is only part of Teranishi’s dual-amp setup and rests comfortably atop a blonde Fender Bassman 2x12 cab loaded with Celestion Vintage 30s.
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I emailed Supro to ask which model Supro amps Taking Back Sunday is using live and on their new record "Tidal Wave" and the email I got back said, "Hey Tom,
The band has two Thunderbolts (regular, not +), two Dual-Tones, and one Coronado.
I understand they did use Supro amps on Tidal Wave, but I don't have any specific details.
Eddie says: "By far the best amp on the planet. The low end and high gain is unbelievable. And it's all in a compact amp, it's all you need."
Hope that helps!
Best, Peter
Peter Murray Artist Relations and Social Media"
In this photo, Fratelli is sitting on top of a Supro 1624T.
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"Hey Tom,
The band has two Thunderbolts (regular, not +), two Dual-Tones, and one Coronado.
I understand they did use Supro amps on Tidal Wave, but I don't have any specific details.
Eddie says: "By far the best amp on the planet. The low end and high gain is unbelievable. And it's all in a compact amp, it's all you need."
Hope that helps!
Best, Peter
Peter Murray Artist Relations and Social Media"
During his time with Captain Beefheart, Bill Harkleroad used a Dual Tone for amplification.
Album Usage
The Supro 1624T Dual-Tone has been featured on the following albums:
Genre Usage
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