The amp that could!

The TP-20 Vintage Gain gives you the loud and proud tone without the arena hall volume. It flat out sings at volumes more suitable to many.

Sporting an ideal British and American inspired preamp and finished out with 6V6GT's. This amp gives you the best of both worlds at comfortable volumes. Edgy, but smooth wound out tone. Headroom to spare and sustain to dream of.We mean it!

This amp is fun.

The TP-20 Vintage Gain uses two 12AX7's and two 6V6GT's.

It comes with a Warehouse Guitar Speaker Veteran 30. OR a Jensen MOD 12-70 driver for the lighter, softer blues player.

The TP-20 Vintage Gain'  controls are identical to the the 40 watt platform. It has power and standby. Gain, Volume, Treble, Bass and Presence.

 It also offers a Hi-Gain switch which lets you dial in the correct amount of front end drive. 

A "C-Cap" switch which lets you choose between British and American values for preamp frequency response and input headroom.

The "T-Cap" switch lets you choose between 2 values in the treble section of the tone stack.  This is proving to be more and more useful from Guitarist to Guitarist.

The "Slope" switch offers the ability to select the frequency pre-emphasis in the tone stack stage. Also the ability to select high input headroom to this stage for ultimate clean power.

"M-Cap" allows the user to select between 3 values of tone stack caps for the mid range/mid bass spectrum in the tone stack. This is a must for tailoring your tone.  The warmth is dialed in with this option. Your ear will love it.

"-FB" or negative feedback, this is a 3 position switch that is used in conjunction with the presence control.

With the switch down, the presence acts like a normal presence control. Adding a shimmer to the high end. In the middle the switch is Neutral. The presence is a mid range control.

Up, the switch makes the presence double as a mid range control. It's really neat. Very versatile You can damn near flatten out the tone controls on this amplifier. Or you can suck all the mids out, boost the low and high end, boost the mids, the highs and the lows, or any combination.

Vox, Marhsall, Fender or a combination thereof, all reside in the Tone Philosopher design. I's just a matter of how you tune it.