Tech 21 Trademark 30

$299.99 Price Tier: Budget

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This compact combo handles anything you can throw at it.

The Trademark 30 single-channel 1x10 guitar amp features a modified version of the super flexible SansAmp GT2 pedal design at its heart. Construct your tone by selecting amp character, gain structure, and speaker type, and then use the drive controls and active 3-band EQ to nail your sound. The 30W output is plenty loud for practice and monitoring and the balanced XLR and 1/4" outputs bring the big tones of this little combo to the studio mixer or PA system.

Product specs

Brand	Tech 21
Model	Trademark 30 1x10 Guitar Combo Amp
Finish	Black
Year	2010s
Categories	Guitar Combo Amps
Built-In Effects	Built-In Effects
Color Family	Black
Electronics	Solid State
Number of Channels	1 Channel
Number of Inputs	1 Input
Output Power (Watts)	30
Power Tube Type	None
Reverb	Spring Reverb
Speaker Configuration	1x10"

FAQs

What type of music styles is the Tech 21 Trademark 30 amp best suited for?: The Tech 21 Trademark 30 is versatile, making it suitable for a range of genres including rock, blues, and jazz, thanks to its solid-state design and built-in effects.
Does the Tech 21 Trademark 30 amp have built-in reverb?: Yes, the Tech 21 Trademark 30 features a spring reverb, providing a classic reverb effect that enhances your guitar tone.
How powerful is the Tech 21 Trademark 30 amp, and is it suitable for small gigs?: The Tech 21 Trademark 30 delivers 30 watts of power, making it suitable for small venues and practice sessions, offering ample volume for intimate performances.
Does the Tech 21 Trademark 30 amplifier take pedals well?: Yes, the Tech 21 Trademark 30 is known for its pedal-friendly performance, allowing you to easily integrate effects pedals into your setup for expanded tonal possibilities.
What speaker configuration does the Tech 21 Trademark 30 use?: The Tech 21 Trademark 30 features a 1x10" speaker configuration, which provides a balanced sound with a good mix of clarity and punch.

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PROS

Full-bodied cleans, great for jazz and country
Excellent onboard overdrive/distortion, very versatile
Takes pedals well, compatible with a wide range of effects
Works well at apartment volumes and in band settings
Features like effects loop and XLR out add flexibility
Warm, bass-heavy tone that sounds larger than life
Interactive and dynamic EQ knobs for precise tone shaping
Lightweight, easy to transport for jams or gigs
Analog platform, not digital, for authentic sounds
Can be used as a DI box for silent recording

CONS

Can be a bit bass-heavy for some preferences

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We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Tech 21 Trademark 30.

Features and functionality

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Despite not being a modeling amp, it offers various tonal choices, though switching between them isn't quick and can result in volume differences.
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Takes pedals well, enhancing its versatility for players seeking to integrate external effects easily.
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The Trademark 30's XLR out supports direct recording and gigging without needing additional DI boxes, enhancing its utility for home demos and live setups.
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The amp's reverb is linked to the boost function, with boost settings affecting the reverb intensity, offering users additional tonal shaping options.
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Use cases and applications

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Suitable for solo performances in bars or small clubs; may need miking for larger venues with full bands due to potential muddiness at high volumes.
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The amp's versatility shines when channels are used creatively: Channel 1 for Fender/Vox tones and Channel 2 for Marshall/Orange, rather than strictly clean or dirty tones.
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User experience

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Known for excellent clean sound under $800, with no buyer's remorse reported even after two years of use.
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The Bite switch on Channel 1 provides a Vox-like sound, while the Weep switch on Channel 2 offers an Orange-ish tone, adding flexibility to the amp's tonal palette.
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Comparisons

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Compared favorably to Vox and Blues Deluxe for clean tones and pedal compatibility without breaking the bank.
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Some owners find the Trademark 30's power section and speaker outperform alternatives like the Orange Pedal Baby when used with outboard preamps like the Fly Rig 5 v2.
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Setup and maintenance

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Deoxit FaderLube is effective for cleaning pots, resolving scratchy sound issues, and ensuring smooth operation of older Trademark 30 units.
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