A few weeks ago, I took delivery of my new custom made Hahn Signet amplifier. What a gem! Hand made in Galva and Texas, this low wattage tube-powered beauty is a real throwback. Simple volume, gain and tone controls give a surprisingly wide range of sound options.
I'm playing my Phillips archtop through it and it's the sound that amazes me... clear, crisp and with just the right amount of fuzzy edge to deliver that vintage blues sound I'm alays looking for but rarely find.
In the past, I used a Voodoo Sparkle Drive pedal to get the sound right, but this amp delivers just what I want straight up, and I love not having any other electronics in the way between the guitar and amp.
The quality of the custom craftsmanship is amazing... from the custom cabinet (finished to match my Yamaha piano) to the tube amp chassis, everything is neat as a pin, professionally done and done with flair and an eye to lasting quality.
I rarely get on bandwagons, but I'm certainly on the Hahn Amplifier band wagon... if you are looking for a wonderful small tube amp with amazing sound, be sure to check them out! You can even head to the image gallery and see me playing through my new amp at an open mic at Budde's... check it out here.
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