This compact combo handles anything you can throw at it.

The Trademark 30 single-channel 1x10 guitar amp features a modified version of the super flexible SansAmp GT2 pedal design at its heart. Construct your tone by selecting amp character, gain structure, and speaker type, and then use the drive controls and active 3-band EQ to nail your sound. The 30W output is plenty loud for practice and monitoring and the balanced XLR and 1/4" outputs bring the big tones of this little combo to the studio mixer or PA system.

Tech 21 Trademark 30 30W Guitar Combo/DI Amplifer Features:

• Character section to construct a custom tone in seconds
• Professional quality Accutronics 3-spring reverb
• 3-band, active tone controls, boost or cut 12dB
• Effect loop
• Headphone output doubles as a 1/4" direct out
• Speaker extension output
• XLR direct output
• Weighs just over 14 lbs.

In the bedroom, rehearsal, studio, or club, the Trademark 30 is a giant among compact combos. Order today!

Tech 21 Trademark 30 30W Guitar Combo/DI Amplifer Specifications:

• Model Number: TM30
• Input Impedance: 1MOhm
• Nominal Input Level: -10dBu
• Optimum Output Load: 4 Ohms
• Power Output: 30W
• Effect Loop Input Impedance: 1MOhm
• Maximum Effect Loop Input: approx. -6dBu
• Effect Loop Output Impedance: 1KOhm
• Nominal Effect Loop Output: approx. -20dBu
• Nominal XLR Output: approx. -20dBu
• Maximum Power Consumption: 60W
• AC Input Power (Factory Set): 110V, 117V, 230V, 240V
• Cycles: 50/60Hz
• Speaker: Special Design Model #2110-T 10", 50W, 4 Ohms
• Cabinet Dimensions: 14.5"l x 8"w x 13.25"h
• Weight: 14 lbs.

Tech 21 Trademark 30 30W Guitar Combo/DI Amplifer

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Great combo

Posted by Big Smooth from Ashland, VA on Mar 2, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Metal, Alt-Country

You cannot beat this combo for the money. The guys at Tech 21 are great and their products are even better. For practicing at home or for playing small bar/club gigs with PA, this is fantastic. This is a easy and fun system to play.

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Nice !

Posted by geo conner from usa on Jul 25, 2008

Experience w/product: I have used it

Reviewer's Background: pro studio and touring

Reviewer's Play Style: all

If you are familiar with the sansamp GT2, then you can easily understand this thing. You could buy a GT2, hardwire a balanced XLR output, a (real)30 watt amp, put it in a box with a 10" speaker, or you could by this thing. It sounds great and it's easy to use. You can get most any classic guitar tone from it and switching between tones is fast, but not instantaneous. It has no provisions for instant channel switching. So if you need to switch sounds instantly on-the-fly for your live gigs, you might want to check out one of the other models. Personally, I find that for most sessions, channel switching is seldom needed, nor is it necessary for live Jazz gigs. Either way, you can solve that problem with an effects pedal or a different amp. I just love this thing. It's light, compact and is plenty loud enough for sessions, Jazz gigs and rehearsals.

The price seems very fair, considering that this is American Made. It is assembled in New Jersey, though I think some of the components come from abroad. (Nowadays, what doesn't?)

All the sansamp / tech 21 stuff I've used works great, and sounds great. This little beauty is no exception.

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Analog Modeling at a good price.

Posted by nemeton from Nem York on Jan 9, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Project Studio Recorder

Reviewer's Play Style: Shoegaze

I really love this Amp. It is 100% analog and yet it can sound like different amps, different speakers, & different gain levels. It has a 10" speaker that can bow you away with volume.. I was originally worried about not having a 12" speaker: this amp sounds loud & I love the speaker Voicing. The amp is also made in the U.S.A.!

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Seemed like a good buy...

Posted by Guyute420 from long island on Dec 5, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Jam Rock

GARBAGE AMP..... Use it for a year and it will cop out on you. It was good for 2 months out of the box. after trying to get too much volume out of it it tots\ally ker-plunked on me. Buy a fender(not a cheep one a twin verb or a hot rod is your best bet!!)

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A Real Alternative to Hot Glass

Posted by Anonymous Musician on Oct 5, 2007

Experience w/product: I have used it

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A well-designed tube amp has an especially sweet sound that most solid-state amps can't quite duplicate. The bad news is that a tube amp dumps heat into the environment and requires expensive periodic maintenance. The solid state Trademark 30 is power-efficient and reliable. It's sound and dynamic string response comes closer to a good tube amp than any other solid state amp I've yet tried at its price point. The Trademark's analog circuitry, to my ear, produces a slightly more transparent sound than the admittedly-versatile digital modeling amps that I have also played. In a nutshell, the Tech 21 Trademark 30 is a musical and planet-friendly alternative to a vacuum tube amp. In fact, I'm seriously considering making the switch.

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