Dual Terror Head

THE ULTIMATE PORTABLE AMPLIFIER FOR STUDIO AND STAGE

All valve, twin channel 30 watt portable guitar head. Featuring a unique two stage preamp which has a massive tonal range using just three controls per channel.

The Dual Terror switches from 30 to 15 to 7 watts making it the ultimate versatile portable amplifier both for studio and stage. The Fat Channel delivers warmer tones whilst the Tiny Terror Channel has the sonic character of the original Tiny Terror.

Note: The Dual Terror does not require re-biasing when replacing power valves.

DEMOS:

1.  Dual Terror played through a PPC412C Compact cab and using a Collings Hollowbody

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2. Dual Terror played through a PPC412C Compact cab using a GnL Commanche

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FEATURES AND SPEC:

Features
Foot switchable twin channel, all valve, gig bag included
Controls
Volume, Tone, Gain for each channel
Output Power (Heads and Combos)
7 , 15(2 valve), 15(4 valve) and 30 Watts
Power Handling (Cabinets)
NA
Valves (Heads and Combos)
Power amp: 4 x EL84
Preamp: 4 x Ecc83/12ax7
Speaker Output options (Heads)
1 x 16 Ohm cabinet connected to the 16 Ohm output
1 x 8 Ohm cabinet connected to one of the 8 Ohm outputs
2 x 16 Ohm cabinets each connected to one of the 8 Ohm outputs
Speakers (Combos and Cabinets)
NA
Impedance (Cabinets)
NA
Extension Cabinet Options (Combos)
NA
Unboxed Dimensions
H (cm) 19
H (in) 7.48
W (cm) 36
W (in) 14.17
D (cm) 18
D (in) 7.09
Unboxed Weight
9.75 KG
21.5 lb

DOWNLOADS:

Dual Terror Manual

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Dual Terror Valve Positions

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REVIEWS & AWARDS:

“We reckon the majority of players looking at the Dual Terror will be staring their new amp squarely in the eye.” | 5 Stars | Music Radar