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The TremLord 30 draws inspiration from vintage amplifiers of the 1950s to offer guitarists an authentic sonic experience. With adjustable power up to 30 W, this amplifier is perfectly suited to rehearsals, small concerts, and home-studio recording. Its 12-inch Italian Lavoce speaker ensures clear, dynamic reproduction, while its two-speed tube tremolo and spring reverb provide the depth and warmth ideal for blues, rock, and vintage styles. Easily controlled with a footswitch, it suits both experienced musicians and discerning enthusiasts.
| Power | 30 W, switchable to 15, 2, and 1 W |
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| Preamp tubes | 2 x 12AT7 (ECC81), 3 x 12AX7 (ECC83) |
| Power tubes | 4 x EL84 |
| Controls | Volume, treble, bass, tremolo speed and depth, reverb level |
| Effects | Tube tremolo with 2 footswitchable speeds |
| Reverb | Spring reverb (2 springs), footswitchable |
| Speaker | Lavoce 12-inch (x1) |
| Speaker outputs | 16 ohms (x1), 8 ohms (x2) |
| Effects loop | Placed after the tremolo |
| Weight | 24 kg |
| Dimensions (cm) | 57 x 46 x 28.5 |
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