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Our Big Silver Oval has been improved by going from a 12 gauge to a 9 gauge cable with a more elongated oval geometry for better performance. Note: Prices shown are for a pair. -
The ultimate portable JVM extension cabinet, the JVMC212 can be paired with JVM combos. This 150W cabinet will give you more creative control over the appearance of your rig. It maintains that classic Marshall tone with one G12 Heritage and one G12 Vintage Celestion speaker. -
The robust, stainless steel Z-4 dual footswitch is suitable for all our amps for switching two functions, such as Channel and Reverb. The selected channel or feature is displayed via an LED. -
The Carl Martin AC Tone is a single channel version of it's big sister, the Pro Series AC-Tone. -
The Purple Moon is the only True Bypass, all analog, Vibe with Fuzz, and it is your ticket to recreating the same classic guitar sounds that inspired Carl. -
The Carl Martin Rock Bug is an Amp/Speaker Simulator and Headphone rehearsal unit that operates on a single 9v battery. -
Even though the BassDrive has been listed in the catalogue for years, Carl postponed the release of this pedal until we were able to tweak the EQ and crunch to where it could add a warm ‘tube’ sound to modern digital bass amps and actually improve their performance. -
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The Ampster, a single tube driven amp/speaker simulator that can either supplement your amp, or replace it. -
The Octa-Switch MK3 multi-effects looper lets you create banks for your effects and eliminates the tap dancing. -
With the Carl Martin Quattro being so popular throughout the years, Carl thought to himself, “I could really use that same sort of high quality, straight forward, simple to use package for my acoustics as well”. -
With classic guitar tone disappearing down the road of digital modeling amps and effects, Carl Martin is proud to introduce the Quattro….four of the most popular Carl Martin effects in one package. -
So what does the new Carl Martin Atlantic Chorus bring to the table, apart from the stellar looks and smaller footprint? Well like the old Chorus, it has the same Speed/Depth controls, but it also has a couple unusual tricks that Carl found up his sleeve.
