The EVIL*ROBOT PHIL X 18 watt Combo CUSTOM 214.
Reminiscent of the original Tonemaster™ Troubador 214 amp that came onto the market in 1959 and immediately set the standard for rock n’ roll, blues and R&B tone, with incredibly smooth harmonics and sweet Class A tone has once again been resurrected from the dead. The amp was carefully reconstructed from the ground up paying attention to the classic 50s look and electronics that have made this amp one of the most sought after tone machines for many artists over the years.
Recently, artist Phil X who is the host of Fretted Americana hit classic guitar show on YouTube™ has demonstrated this amp with classic guitars dating as far back as the 30s to the present with hundreds of videos playing rock classics. Hundreds of comments came in talking about how great Phil’s amp sounded and where to buy this amp that is no longer in production. Well the wait is over; we are pleased to announce that Fretted Americana and Kasha Amplifiers teamed up to make this amp available once more. Named Evil Robot.™, a clone of Phil X’s original Tonemaster™ with additional spices from Kasha Amplifiers. The Evil Robot™ can be used in the studio, live with full bands and perfect for small venues.
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its all american parts and
its all american parts and for a boutique amp is very cheap
I really like the Evil Robot
I really like the Evil Robot better. The Tonemaster sounds like the speaker is about to give up the ghost. Which I am sure is the case due to it's age.
Both amps sound awesome, but
Both amps sound awesome, but the Tonemonster has more balls. Great demo, Phil.
I would swap my left arm for
I would swap my left arm for it, except that that wouldn't be worth it for the amp company, AND that I need it to play the guitar...