American Tone, British Engineering
Perfect for home, studio, or smaller live performances, the TV-10 A from Blackstar delivers decades of classic American-voiced tube tones in a highly compact 10W Class-A combo amp. Sporting a 12AX7 preamp tube and a 6L6 power tube, the TV-10 A delivers glassy cleans and bluesy leads through it's 12" Celestion Seventy-80 speaker.
Along with patented Blackstar ISF tone control for shifting through different amp voicings, you get separate gain and master volume controls for optimal tone at any volume. Both the clean overdrive and reverb are footswitchable and expand your creative options. A series FX loop is included to help integrate pedals perfectly into your signal chain, and you also get a stereo headphone output with speaker emulation and three speaker outputs (16, 8, and 2 x 16 ohms) with level selection for connecting to larger cabinets.
Pure American Vibes
Drawing on the visual heritage of boutique American amps, its cream covering and biscuit basket weave will appeal to any guitarist looking for classic American tones. The amp's beautiful TV front look exudes classic amp vibes. Built around simplicity and tonal purity, TV-10 A has been crafted to provide guitarists with the widest range of USA tube tones possible.
6L6 Power Tube
The 6L6 power valve is often revered as the tonal heartbeat of many well-known classic American vintage amplifiers. Their characteristic glassy clean tones, crunchy drives and smooth mid-range make these power valves the perfect match for the dynamic TV-10 A. The refined tone and response fully capture the magic of this Class A, single-ended valve power stage.
Simple 10W Tube Amp
Designed for an effortless plug-in-and-play experience, the TV-10 A ensures minimal fuss without compromising on tonal quality. TV-10 A's simple controls allow you to quickly access timeless American vintage amplifier tones, encapsulating everything from glassy cleans to low-gain crunch.
Versatile Emulated Speaker Output
A cabinet-emulated line output is included for silent practice, recording, or for supporting your live sound into a PA. The signal for the emulated output is taken directly after the power amp to ensure that you can capture and record the tonal characteristics of the Class-A-configured power valve and output transformer being pushed into saturation.