Power and portability come together in this Egnater half stack.

Now you can get the Egnater Rebel 20 amp head and Rebel 112X cabinet in one hot ultra-portable half-stack.

Rebel 20 Amplifier Head
The Rebel 20 from Egnater is a truly professional amp head with features and sound that are anything but small. Inside you'll find three GrooveTubes 12AX7 preamp tubes, a pair of GrooveTubes EL84 power tubes, and a pair of GrooveTubes 6V6 power tubes. Not only do you get the signature Egnater TIGHT and BRIGHT voicing switches, you also have wide range gain control that lets you go from bluesy clean up to roaring high-gain lead all using a single gain knob.

The Watts control lets you turn the Rebel 20's power from 20 watts to 1 watt for bandstand to bedroom volume. This guitar amp head also includes a professional quality effects loop that doesn't "suck tone." But the coolest feature of the Egnater Rebel 20 is the TUBE MIX control—an Egnater first. With the TUBE MIX knob turned counterclockwise you get the classic American sound of the 6V6 power tubes. Set the Rebel 20's knob full clockwise to experience the more aggressive, British sound of the EL84 tubes. For the first time, you can blend the two types of tubes in any proportion you wish to create a truly signature sound.

Rebel 112X Extension Cabinet
The Egnater Rebel 112X is a 1 x 12" birch speaker cabinet that combines musical prowess and functionality. The closed-back cab is loaded with a custom-voiced Egnater Celestion Elite 80 speaker. The front-ported design provides maximum bass response and sweet singing highs. With a height of just over 15" and width of less than 19", the Rebel 112X speaker cab is compact enough to fit on any size stage and is the perfect complement to the Rebel 20 head.

Egnater Rebel-20 Half Stack Features:

• Rebel 20 Amp Head:
• 20-Watt All-Tube Head
• Tubes: GrooveTubes 3 x 12AX7, 2 x 6V6, 2 x EL84
• Variable Wattage Control from 1w to 20w
• Tube Mix Blends Between 6V6 and EL84 Power Tubes
• Master Volume, Gain, Three Band EQ
• Egnater Signature Tight and Bright Voicing Switches
• Effects Loop
• Powered by Groove Tubes
• 100V/115V/230V Switchable
• Rugged Shoulder Bag Included
• Dimensions: 14.25 " (W) x 8.25 " (D) x 7.5" (H)
• Weight: 16 lb.
  
  Rebel 112X 1x12 Extension Cabinet:
• Custom Voiced Egnater Celestion Elite-80 Speaker
• Ported for Increased Low End
• Rugged Birch Construction
• Strap Handle and Rubber Feet
• Dimensions: 18-3/4" (W) x 12-3/4" (D) x 15-1/2" (H)
• Weight: 31 lb.

Add these Rebels to the cart and take that Egnater tone on the road.

Egnater Rebel-20 Half Stack

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WOW, Yes WOW

Posted by DJBMLP from S F Bay area Ca. on Oct 1, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Gigging musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Classic Rock / Blues

I bought this amp back in May of 09 and have been using it ever since. I am a gigging rhythm guitarist and play both fender fat strat and an epiphone custom LP. I have found this amp to scream tone, any way you want it. Well maybe not metal. but pretty much anything else. I've been using it to gig with and have had no problem getting out with it. I do however mike it for out door gigs. but club gigs no need at all. best all around amp I think I,ve ever used. I got the head and matching cab and when I heard how well it sounded I couldn't wait to get the second cab. Now my not so mini full stack just screams to be played. Don't hesitate to buy this, you will NOT go away unhappy.

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Egnater Rebel - too thin

Posted by Slowlygettingbetter from Minneapolis, MN on Sep 15, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Recreational player

Reviewer's Play Style: Blues and rock

After the standard 'test' at the music store, I brought this home with one concern: thin bottom end. After two hours warming up and 90 minutes of playing, I could NOT overcome a weak bottom-end with this combo. I suspect that it was the Egnater cab, not the head. Maybe break-in would resolve the issue, but no amount of tweaking knobs could get this to play decently from the low E string until I was well up the neck. Other than that, a beautiful combo in every other way. The combo was returned and I bought a less-expensive Blackheart 15W head and cabinet that is no muss-no fuss straight ahead set-up that I enjoy as soon as I power it up.

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Very Nice Amp

Posted by Dinyeh from Ohio on Jun 1, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Recording Guitarist

Reviewer's Play Style: Blues, Classic Rock, Jazz

I bought one of these about a month ago. Also bought the matching cabinet. As you know, there are a plethora of low wattage amps that have been introduced recently. I'm sure all of them have some great features as well as limitations. My decision to buy the Egnater was based on the ability to switch power tube types and great tone. The tube switching feature does make a differance in the sound. Also, I find the tight and bright switches are very effective and creative tools. The combination of these give a lot of flexability. I wish it had reverb. However, I have a RV-7 reverb pedal as well as a BBE Sonic Maximizer connected to the FX loop. Although the FX loop does not have a volume control, this is no big deal for me. I adjust the volume on the pedals. The FX loop works and sounds very good in my opinion. All in all, the amp fits my purpose which is a low wattage amp for practice and recording while offering a lot of tonal and creative variety. This is not a "one trick pony". The quality of construction seems very good. The handle on the head seems a bit on the flimsy side. However, this is a small issue. If you are looking for an amp that is easy to carry around and offers many tonal choices, check it out. I love mine and have found it has encouraged me to play my guitar longer. Plus, it looks great!

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holy crap!

Posted by BIG matt from beaumont tx on Apr 6, 2009

Experience w/product: I have used it

Reviewer's Background: hired gun

Reviewer's Play Style: all styles

So I walked into the music store and was loking for a good tube amp and finally got around to this guy...WOW! It puts everything else to shame in my book. Don't be fooled by the smallness it can get pretty loud...but my favorite part of this amp is the tube mix and the tight switch you can do so much with this lil guy...in my opinion you can put it into any style of music for real hardcore metal you need a lil more gain but not much...going to get it sometime this week.

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Extreme versatility

Posted by SDR from St. Charles, IL on Mar 24, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock/Blues

This amp provides more versatility than any amp that I've ever played on. The ability to change percentage of usage of 6v6's or el84 tubes is amazing. The tone is awesome on any setting that I've tried. I've been playing with a PRS CE24 and a Gibson ES Artist. I've had great success with each. The option of 1 - 20 watts allows great overdriven tube sound at a low volume. However, when cranked up this baby can wail nice and loud. Quality seems very good despite being made in China. Only downside that I can perceive is the ability to get a true clean sound at high volumes. Yet, this is truly an exceptional amp at an incredible price. Don't pass it up.

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Egnater Rebel-20 Half Stack

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