Klonz Labs The Real Thing

• Fabricant : Klonz Labs
• Modèle : The Real Thing
• Catégorie : Têtes d'ampli guitare à modélisation
• Fiche créée le : 22/10/2015

Full Tube, 100% Analogue, Modelling Guitar Amplifier with USB MIDI control via iOS

The complete system is made of six modules:

• Vintage Pre-Amp with two ECC83/12AX7 preamp tubes (12AY7 compatible) and a choice of 256 possible combinations by mixing the following models:
• • ’63 AC 30 Top Boost
  • ’58 5F6A Bassman (with 12AY7 option) 
  • ’64 Bluesbreaker 
  • ’69 1959 SLP Plexi 
  • ’57 5E3 Deluxe (with 12AY7 option) 
  • ’66 18W 
  • ’64 Deluxe Reverb 
  • ’64 Twin Reverb 
  • ’92 DC 30
• Modern Pre-Amp with 3 ECC83/12AX7 tubes and the ability to select the number of gain stages, two input gains, and a choice of models:

• Hi Gain

  • ’82 JCM 800 
  • Supersonic – Burn Channel 
  • Night train 
  • ’86 SLO 100 
  • ’91 Dual Rectifier 
  • ’92 5150

  Low-mid gain: 

  • Tiny Terror
  • ’64 Twin Reverb 
  • ’63 AC 30 – normal channel 
  • ’64 Bluesbreaker – normal channel 
  • ’69 1959 SLP Plexi – Bright Channel 
  • ’66 18W
• Power Amp with the ability to use any tube (EL84; EL34, 6L6, 5881, 6V6, KT66, KT88 and many more.), 15 to 25 Watts, depending on the output tube
• Power Supply 
• USB – MIDI Controller 
• Optional FxLoop
• Ability to change circuit configurations, signal paths and components value from 27 remotely controlled relays
• directly program each analog board with the built-in DIP-Switches and choose a specific System Configuration

• The Digital Controller Module:

  • is developed around an ATmega32U4 standard architecture, the one used in the Arduino Leonardo 
  • can be easily connected to the analog modules with standard 16pin IDC Flat Ribbon Cables 
  • drives the Relays thru a standard I2C bus, which can be easily extended for future applications 
  • contains factory presets of all Classic Amps, plus some of our favorite “Frankenstein” creations 
  • features an easy HR Human-Readable Open Protocol, whose details are freely available so that it's even possible for developers and communities to release additional apps.