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Here in Excellent condition, this Tone King Metropolitan 1x12 Combo has little wear to it and sounds superb at any number of styles of music. It also has independent Volume controls for each channel, and a mutual Reverb control. In todays US terminology the Metropolitan is a subcompact, but this category was not yet in use when the car was made. It conforms to two classes of vehicle: economy car and subcompact car. The Lead channel has Volume, Tone, and Mid-Bite controls. The Nash Metropolitan is an American automobile that was assembled in England and marketed from 1953 to 1961. The Rhythm channel has a High/Low switch, Volume, Treble, and Bass controls, and a Brightness switch. A two-button footswitch is also included to turn reverb on/off and to switch between Rhythm and Lead channels. Its collection includes more than two million works of art spanning five thousand years of world culture, from prehistory to the present and from every part of the globe. It also has built-in, tube-driven, full-size three-spring pan reverb, so that classic surf tone is built right in. The Metropolitan Museum of Art is one of the worlds largest and finest art museums. Your comments on the Harley-Davidson motorcycle values shown are very much welcomed.

These prices will be updated as more data is collected. It has four 6V6GT power tubes four 12AX7 and one 12AT7 preamp tubes and a single 5AR4 rectifier - which together offers crisp clean tones, while still managing to achieve that British rock overdrive and distortion. As you use this price guide for pre-1920 Harley-Davidson motorcycles, please keep in mind that some values indicated are based on the limited pricing data available. About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How. Driven by an overall warm resonance, it has a lovely midrange chime and three-dimensional sound thanks to its special custom-designed Tone King speaker and tube selection. The Tone King Metropolitan Combo is nothing short of gorgeous, aesthetically and tonallyWildwoo. The Tone Kings - man, that was an experience.This used Tone King Metropolitan 1x12 Combo is a two-channel, 40 watt, tube-driven combo that sounds absolutely phenomenal, either at low volume or cranked for a crowd. I wasn't impressed enough that I felt the need to tell anyone. Great practice amp and I have even heard of people gigging them. I played through one of those Mustang amps and was pretty impressed that for a bill you could get something that sounded that good.

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Plus some stuff I spent 2 minutes with and unplugged. I played one of the reissue Twins not long ago, I actually thought it sounded pretty darn good (I was able to get it up to 6, where a fender sounds right, and yea, it was pretty loud). I liked it enough I have considered building a clone. I played through one of those Princeton reissues lately. Now, I really can't say more until I took it out to a gig or recorded or whatever. The reverb was very Fendery, with a touch more smoothness. I didn't want to stop playing, which to me is the sign of a good rig. Both amps just jumped up and said 'PLAY me' while I was playing them. So that is a personal preference, but I loved it. The 'lead' channels on both were great OD, real singy, not grindy.

The clean channel on the sky king was more strait ahead bf twin (it is 6l6s). The clean channel on the imperial was kind of BF with a touch of tweed (it is a 6v6 amp). I played a different strat thru the two rock that did rock. I am the original owner bought new in 2011, never gigged just played at home very lightly. I also tried one of the k-line strats and it was kind of *yawn* but I thought that strat was like that last time I was in there and played it threw the Two Rock. Tone King Metropolitan Amp from July 2011 made by Mark Bartel. Part of it could have been the guitar, it was a really nice guitar. So, just saying, this ain't my first rodeo. Plus boogies and marshalls and vox and silvertone and most of the rest. I have gigged/owned/played supers, twins, etc etc. Tone Kings breakthrough Phase-4 power control technology is superior to these other. Matched quad of JJ 6V6s sound strong but one appears to be prone.

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Many amp companies have tried (Master Voltage, Master Volume, Power Scaling, etc) and fell short. Tone King Metropolitan in excellent condition - black with cream tolex - includes foot switch, power cord, manual and padded cover.

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SFDR - Modded by Bill Webb, Weber almico, RCA tubes - my gigging amp (play trio lately)Д«F pro reverb - JJs in it at the moment, used to gig with it For the Metropolitan, Tone King developed the Phase-4 output power system that allows the guitar player to get that full tube tone and feel at all volumes. I have played a lot of amps over the years.

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