Three watts, three knobs, two personalities. The Raleigh is a stylish and versatile practice and recording amp.
Features
- 1-10 compact combo with Eminence Lil' buddy hemp cone 10" speaker
- 2 12AX7s, 1 EL-84 tube compliment
- Volume, Tone, Clean/Overdrive Toggle Switch, Master Volume controls
- 3 watts output
- Ideal for home and studio
- Glassy 60s blackface tones to juicy, sustained overdrive
- Optional two-tone covering
- Optional figured maple front panels
Description
The Raleigh is a versatile practice/studio amp designed to deliver both pristine clean and heavily overdriven tones at usable volumes. The Raleigh's styling pays homage to the funky practice amps of the late 50s and early 60s.
Artists and Press
The Raleigh took whatever we threw at it single-coils,
humbuckers, P-90s and spit back inspiring cleans, complex
overdriven tones and raucous dirt with nothing more than a knob
tweak or two. In other words, the Raleigh is nearly perfect for
recording or truly enjoyable living room jams.
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Premier Guitar, Oct 2008
The Raleigh is, as we wrote in our review notes, a great
little bedroom blaster - but unlike most other little bombers
from days past, the rich clean tones make the Raleigh
exceptional in this class.
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The ToneQuest Report, Oct 2008
Read Carr Raleigh Review in the October 2008 issue of Premier Guitar.
The Raleigh is reviewed in the October 2008 issue of The ToneQuest Report.
Look for reviews of The Raleigh in upcoming issues of Guitar Player.
Specifications
| Power | 3 watts |
|---|---|
| Tubes | 2 12AX7, 1 EL84 |
| Channels | 1 |
| Controls | Volume, Tone, Master |
| Switches | Clean/Overdrive |
| Footswitch | No |
| Reverb | No |
| Effects Loop | No |
Options
| Configuration | Speaker Model | Dimensions | Weight | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Width | Height | Depth | |||
| 1x10" combo | Eminence Lil' Buddy | 16" | 12 1/8" | 8 1/4" | 21 lbs |
The dimensions above may vary slightly from amp to amp and may change as we refine our production methods. When ordering a cover or road case for your amp, always measure your amp according to the case manufacturer's instructions.
