Something different here than your typical Fenders and Marshalls
...aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand that's all you're going to tell us????
more info Please
That looks so Cool 50's Space Age, BTW
edit: so it's a Mesa/Boogie eh? The look reminds me of those 50's small PA heads.
Yes, it is a Mesa Boogie and I never thought I'd have anything this good! It is a Transatlantic 15, made for just a few years. I think this model was replaced by the Transatlantic 30, which has an effects loop and reverb, IIRC, and is also much more expensive. I got mine used from the original owner, with bag, foot switch and power cord. He said he replaced the tubes once with Mesa Boogie tubes. Apparently, Mesa Boogie has very stringent QC on all tubes they install and brand. One benefit is if I only use Mesa tubes, I will never have to worry about biasing, as it is a fixed value in their designs.
Mine is a true two channel amp with 5 modes - clean and top boost (Box) on channel one, Tweed (Fender), high gain 1 (Marshall) and high gain 2 (Mesa). I can run each channel independently at 5 watts single ended class A, 15 watts pp class a, or 25 watts pp class a-b with some kind of proprietary circuitry involved at 25 watts. 2 12ax7 and 2 el34 are the tube compliment.
The clean channel (Vox) has a knob that when pushed in acts like a Vox tone cut; when pulled, it acts like a master volume for that channel. Each channel has its own tone stack, gain and master. It also has a standby switch, and the channels can be switched from the front of the head or by the footswitch. The clean jewel (led) is green on the amp, the high gain channel is red, also on the footswitch. Finally, this thing only goes 12lbs!
I was looking closely at the VHT 12/20 Special head, which looks really impressive and can be had, used, for around $400, non reverb/tremolo model. I got my Mesa Boogie for $500. I do wish it had an effects loop, but I couldn't justify the cost of the bigger model - I'm not a good player at all, but I have fun! I did splurge on a brand new Neunaber Immerse reverb pedal - it is a superb effects unit.
I am very excited about how this sounds. I have a good 112 cabinet with a Celestion and a rotary 212 cabinet, loaded with a pair of Eminence speakers. I think the head sounds best with the 112 so far.