Tyler Amp Works JT22 1×12″ Combo Amplifier in Dark Green Tolex 61213

This Tyler Amps JT-22 1×12″ in Dark Green Tolexis brand new. Tyler Amps are made by hand in Nashville so you know they are born with a musical soul! The JT-22 is a 22-watt Black-Panel amplifier voiced like a Princeton Reverb.

The JT-22 runs on a pair of 2 JJ Brand 6V6 power tubes for a timeless tonal palette. The choice for American Made, lower wattage amps for decades, this tube sounds GLORIOUS! Man, this amp is LOUD! TIP: Use the 2nd input to take a little sting out of things if it’s not quiet enough for you. The Padded DB of input 2 is a great way to lose excessive volume! At 22 watts with only a single channel’s worth of inputs and controls on the front, it’s easy to see what Tyler Amps thought when crafting this beast.

The front panel controls are the same as a Princeton Reverb however a Mid-Control on the back adds SERIOUS bark, bite, and volume. There is also a Fat switch on the back. Kinda self-explanatory, no? This EQ feels very ‘active’ in that as you turn up the EQ controls the volume also jumps considerably. Iturned all the EQ controls off and it brought the overall volume down nicely and still sounded great!

This JT-22 features a 50-watt Tonespeak ‘Austin 1250’ 12″ Speaker. On the speakers label it mentions that is co-branded with Tyler Amps so it has some design tweaks to suit Tyler designs. The speaker runs at 8 ohms. It has a punchy, powerful, assertive tone that suits the Black-Panel voice perfectly.

The onboard Reverb is great whether you just want a splash or to swim in it. I loved how washed-out my guitar got with the verb above 7. This reverb adds something to the tone that I really dig.

The tremolo circuit is great, too. The Speedpot offers tempo control from painfully slow to set-to-stun so it’s easy to get it dialed in. The Intensity control makes the effect go from hard to hear to chopping or throbbing.

If you are looking for a touch-sensitive, dynamic Fender-Style Amp based on the tried-and-true Black-Panel era amps, this Tyler JT-22 is worth a listen!

Weigh 41.5 lbs