Wizard Vintage Modern 100W

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Experience the fusion of classic and contemporary sound with the Wizard Vintage Modern 100W guitar amplifier head. Designed for the discerning guitarist who craves tonal flexibility, this amplifier head combines dynamic all-tube circuitry with modern enhancements to deliver a rich and responsive playing experience. Whether you're diving into the depths of vintage rock tones or crafting your own modern sonic landscape, the Wizard Vintage Modern 100W is equipped to adapt to your creative needs.

The amplifier boasts a versatile dual-channel configuration, allowing seamless transitions between pristine cleans and punchy overdrives. Its intuitive control layout ensures that you can easily shape your sound with precision, making it a reliable companion for both stage performances and studio sessions. The Wizard Vintage Modern 100W also features a built-in effects loop, providing the perfect integration point for your favorite pedals and effects units.

Crafted with quality and reliability in mind, this amplifier head is constructed using high-grade components that ensure durability and exceptional tone. Whether you're playing small clubs or large venues, the Wizard Vintage Modern 100W delivers consistent power and clarity, making it an essential tool for musicians who demand the best from their gear.

Key Features:

100-watt all-tube power
Dual-channel design for versatile tone shaping
Built-in effects loop for seamless integration with pedals
High-quality construction for durability
Intuitive control layout for easy sound customization

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The Wizard Modern Classic is inspired by the Marshall Silver Jubilee, offering a similar tonal range.
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Value and pricing

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Wizards are priced higher than comparable high-end amps like Friedman BE50 Deluxe and Bogner Ecstacy 100, with prices starting at $5,295 for 50W.
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Owners find Wizards to be unforgiving, rewarding precise playing with exceptional dynamics and clarity.
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Ideal for players who dislike overly compressed and sterile amps, offering a dynamic response.
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The control scheme is noted for its flexibility, allowing detailed tonal shaping.
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Wizards retain their resale value well, making them a sound investment for those with the budget.
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ray_jones

over 8 years ago

Most amazing amplifier I've ever had thank you Rick

Two channels, one top-boosted and one for bass.

Four inputs (high and low sensitivity per channel) are ideal for cross-patching, either for channel blending or amplifier ganging.

Treble, Middle, Bass and Presence controls. 4-8-16 ohm impedance selector. 4 Power Tube Output available in E34L or KT77. Black or Gold graphics. Dimensions: 27" Wide - 10.5" High - 9" Deep. Weight: 52 Pounds.

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Angus Young

Guitarist

AC/DC

Verified via Mixdown Magazine

The 90s saw Angus (and vale Malcolm Young) deviate to Wizard Amplifiers, amps built by AC/DC’s amp tech at the time, Rick St. Pierre. The Wizards are based off of Marshall circuits, but with modern built quality and reliability, Angus’ vintage Marshalls struggling to keep up with the hours of intensive playing, night after night.

Synyster Gates

Singer, Guitarist

Avenged Sevenfold

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the amplifier can be seen but in the white colour variration 20 seconds into the video.

Scott Ian

Guitarist

Anthrax

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"I went to see AC/DC in Sydney AU on Feb 22 and got the full stage tour from Malcolm's tech Bison and their amp tech Rick (who builds Wizard Amps). I got to play one of Angus's SG's through one of his Wizard amps. It sounded amazing. I was so nervous I couldn't remember how to play half the AC/DC songs I know. Notice how high the strap is as well. It's Angus's! Oh, and AC/DC was incredible."

Dan Hawkins

Guitarist

The Darkness

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At 12:14 in this rig rundown, Dan Hawkins talks about how he uses his Marshall Superlead and his Wizard amp in conjunction with on another.

Ben Phillips

Guitarist

The Pretty Reckless

Verified via Music Aficionado

Two custom 100-watt Wizard Amps supply the heart of Ben's roaring tube tone. Atop the amps is a Furman power conditioner, a Furman Uninterruptible Power Supply (battery backup) and a Two Notes Torpedo Digital Loadbox.