Two preamp channels that are internally jumpered. One
channel is voiced normally, and the other is voiced brighter.
Each channel has it's own volume control so that the outputs of
both channels can be mixed together. This gives the player a wide
range of tones from which to choose.
Vintage/Modern switch. In the Vintage mode, the preamp is
voiced with a more open and looser tone like amps of the 60's and early
70's. In the Modern mode, the amp has brighter and tighter tone
like amps of the late 70's and 80's.
October ~ Studio
The October Studio has been designed for home and studio use.
This amp produces 2 - 5 watts of power and is built with the same care
and
quality parts as it two larger
siblings. It is intended for players who want the tone and feel
of a full sized amplifier without the ear crushing volume that normally
comes along with them.
Two 12AX7 preamp tubes
One 12AY7 phase-inverter
One, or two 6SN7GTB twin-triode power tubes
One EZ81 rectifier tube
October ~ Studio Sound Clips:
Thanks to Jon Anderson for all of the
October sound clips here on this page and to Chris Hurley for the video
clip of the original October Club prototype.
October ~ Stage
The October Stage is intended for use in larger clubs where the 20W
version isn't quite powerful enough. This amp produces about 50
watts of power. And, by simply swapping the output tubes with
those of the Club, the power out can be reduced to 20W.
Two 12AX7 preamp tubes
One 12AX7 phase-inverter
Two KT77 output tubes
One GZ34 rectifier tube
I'm sorry, but I don't have any clips of this beast. I only built three of these and I no longer have them.
October ~ Club
The October Club has been designed for use in small clubs where a
mid-power amp is required. This amp produces about 20 watts of
power and, with an efficent speaker cab loaded with quality speakers,
can get quite loud. As with all our products, it is
built with care and quality parts.
Two 12AX7 preamp tubes
One 12AX7 phase-inverter
Two 6V6S output tubes
One GZ34 rectifier tube
October ~ Club A/V Clip:
(This is a ".avi" clip so you will need a DivX plugin. One for
Windows Media Player can be found here.)
And, just to prove that the October has the tone that made the plexi
amps famous...