Two-Rock

This amp is basically the same amp as the 22 watt version only a little higher power section. There are a couple extra features like a pull mid and depth controls which is not on the 35 watt studio. The overall tone and voicing is pretty much the same between the two amps. This amp is the exact same amp as the studio 35 pro. This was simply renamed the studio pro 35 but it was this name before. So you get the same exact features and tone as the 35 watt amp. UTILIZATION Product Specs: * Power Tubes: 2 x 6L6 (can also use 6V6s) * Preamp Tubes: 3 x 12AX7 * Reverb Tubes: 1 x 12AX7 and 1 x 12AT7 * Pull bright/mid/deep controls * Active Buffered Effects Loop * Spring Reverb with Send and Return Controls * 35 watts, 2X6L6 (optional 22 watts using 2x6V6) * Small chassis design (same as Jet and J-2) * Head weighs just 25 pounds! SOUNDS This amp has a little bit better tweaking options that takes it up a notch above the 35 watt studio. The pull switches on the mids and bass or lows end add a better element to the overall tone of the mp. This gives you a much better sweep of available EQing to the controls. The one of this amp is a clean Fender like amp. It is chimey and sweet on the high end. The gain barely does anything. It gets the tubes to overdrive a little bit for country or mild rock music. Nothing that that blows anyone away. The reverb part of the amp is interesting. It has a send and return controls which is unusual to this amp. I have never seen that on any other amp before. OVERALL OPINION These have been discontinued for a while now and have been renamed the Studio pro 35. They do sound great but to me not worth the amount of money spent. I have heard many other amps that sound equally as good for a lot less money. I would recommend this amp to someone who has only played this amp and the feels of it is the perfect match to their playing. This is a lot of money to spend on an amp that chances are you have never played. They are hard to find and not many stores carry them.

Two Rock is an amplifier company that builds high end quality amps that has been featured by many of today's professional artist's. The have a proven track record of quality and workmanship. These amps are not amps that are at your local Guitar Center or Sam Ash. These amps are extremely expensive and hard to find. They have have an assortment of different amps to choose from and this one is on the lower end of the spectrum. This amp is a 22 watt single channel amp that hold the studio name because of the small wattage. It doesn't have a line out of a speaker simulation as many other studio amps feature so my only guess is that it is called studio because it is 22 watts. This combo is the same tone as the head but just in a combo unit. You get a nice little compact combo for recording or gigging. UTILIZATION Specs * 22 watts * Power Tubes: 2 x 6V6 * Preamp Tubes: 3 x 12AX7 * Pull Bright control * Active Buffered Effects Loop * Spring Reverb with Send and Return Controls * Contour Control * Small chassis design * Pickup Loading Feature * Loaded with a 12" Two-Rock TR-65B Speaker Dimensions: 15" L x 18" H x 10" D Weight: 39 lbs SOUNDS This amp is about the same equivalent as a Twin reverb and is three times the price. The one of this amp is a clean Fender like amp. It is chimey and sweet on the high end. The gain barely does anything. It gets the tubes to overdrive a little bit for country or mild rock music. Nothing that that blows anyone away. The reverb part of the amp is interesting. It has a send and return controls which is unusual to this amp. I have never seen that on any other amp before. In addition the contour control knob is very cool for switching guitars. OVERALL OPINION At new these amps come in right at around $2299, sort of expensive for a single channel clean amp. IT does sound good but not worth this kind of money. I wouldn't recommend his mp to anyone other than someone with a load of money to spend. Nothing that any decent classic Fender amp cannot do as far as tone wise. I would save about $1300 and get a Fender Twin Reverb

Two Rock is a high end amp company that prides isn't self in making the ultimate clean and moderate gain amps that adjust to your personal playing style. These amps are not amps that are at your local Guitar Center or Sam Ash. These amps are extremely expensive and hard to find. They have have an assortment of different amps to choose from and this one is more towards the middle of the road in price and flexibility. This is a 22 watt 6v6 power tube amp that is a little more than the studio pro 22 but has a more gain structure than the studio. It does not include the EQ1/EQ2 switch and has a more basic feature layout than the CR Sig V3 and it is closer to the EQ2 of the CR Sig in voicing. This amp is the exact same amp as the black vinyl l version but just in a cool blonde cream tolex covering. You get the same great tone and features. UTILIZATION Two Rock Jet 22 Head in Blonde Features: * 22 Watts 6V6 ONLY * Pull Bright Control * Bypass/Lead switching by foot switch ONLY * Serial Loop * Spring reverb with internal drive control Dimensions: 15" L x 10" H x 10" D Weight: 29 lbs SOUNDS These amps work great for any type of guitar that you use. They will highlight the positives in a guitar and your playing style as well as reveal the negatives in the guitar and you sloppy playing. This is very transparent amp that shows the character of the user and the guitars that are plugged into it. These amps are good for really listening to your playing technique and style and challenging yourself more on the instrument. This amp is basically a one and a half channel since there is a second foot switchable lead master and gain. Which can be stepped up in the gain and volume for either leads or another gain channel for rhythm or a lead. You also have a boost switch for brightening up the amp on the treble control knob. This allows for a more cutting one an clearer sparkle to the tone. OVERALL OPINION At new these amps come in right at around $2750. That is a little on the high side for a single channel amp with a couple extra features. These are also great for classic rock styles of music. The cleans are dynamite and the gain is very mild. God for country, mild rock, and pop music.

Two Rock is an amplifier company based out of California that builds high end quality amps. These amps are extremely expensive and hard to find. They have have an assortment of different amps to choose from and this one is more towards the middle of the road in price and flexibility. However, this amp is more towards the studio amps for versatility, tone, and small wattage. This is a 22 watt 6v6 power tube amp that is a little more than the studio pro 22 but has a more gain structure than the studio. It does not include the EQ1/EQ2 switch and has a more basic feature layout than the CR Sig V3 and it is closer to the EQ2 of the CR Sig in voicing. This is the combo version that is very popular among blues and clean players. UTILIZATION Features: * 22 Watts 6V6 ONLY * Pull Bright Control * Bypass/Lead switching by foot switch ONLY * Serial Loop * Spring reverb with internal drive control Dimensions: 15" L x 18" H x 10" D Weight: 39 lbs SOUNDS This amp is basically a one and a half channel since there is a second foot switchable lead master and gain. Which can be stepped up in the gain and volume for either leads or another gain channel for rhythm or a lead. You also have a boost switch for brightening up the amp on the treble control knob. This allows for a more cutting one an clearer sparkle to the tone. These amps work great for any type of guitar that you use. They will highlight the positives in a guitar and your playing style as well as reveal the negatives in the guitar and you sloppy playing. This is very transparent amp that shows the character of the user and the guitars that are plugged into it. These amps are good for really listening to your playing technique and style and challenging yourself more on the instrument. OVERALL OPINION At new these amps come in right at around $2949. That is a little on the high side for a single channel amp with a couple extra features. The cleans are dynamite and the gain is very mild. God for country, mild rock, and pop music. These are also great for classic rock styles of music.

Two Rock is an amplifier company seeks to create some of the best clean tines and mildly overdriven tones in the industry. They have have an assortment of different amps to choose from and this one is on the lower end of the spectrum. This amp is the same as the black but just a blonde custom color tolex. This amp is basically the same amp as the 22 watt version only a little higher power section. There are a couple extra features like a pull mid and depth controls which is not on the 22 watt studio. The overall tone and voicing is pretty much the same between the two amps. You get this great amp in a nice little combo unit that is great for gigging or recording. UTILIZATION SPECS * 35 Watts with 2x6L6's * Can optionally run at 22 watts with 2x6V6's * Pull Bright/Mid/Deep controls * Active Buffered Effects Loop * Spring Reverb with Send and Return Controls * Contour * Small chassis design * Pickup Loading Feature Dimensions: 15" L x 18" H x 10" D Weight: 39 lbs SOUNDS This amp has a little bit better tweaking options that takes it up a notch above the 22 watt studio. The pull switches on the mids and bass or lows end add a better element to the overall tone of the mp. This gives you a much better sweep of available EQing to the controls. The one of this amp is a clean Fender like amp. It is chimey and sweet on the high end. The gain barely does anything. It gets the tubes to overdrive a little bit for country or mild rock music. Nothing that that blows anyone away. The reverb part of the amp is interesting. It has a send and return controls which is unusual to this amp. I have never seen that on any other amp before. OVERALL OPINION At new these amps come in right at around $2700, which is kind of high for a single channel clean amp. They do sound great but to me not worth the amount of money spent. I have heard many other amps that sound equally as good for a lot less money. I would recommend this amp to someone who has only played this amp and the feels of it is the perfect match to their playing. This is a lot of money to spend on an amp that chances are you have never played. They are hard to find and not many stores carry them.

This a cool little amp that is a single channel amp but it really acts like a two channel amp with the lead gain. See this amp has a regular channel with a gain and then you have another gain control knob that can be activated by the foot switch. This will enable you to get to different tones or channels. Very cool feature for a small little watt amp head. This amp is the same feature wise as the black Gain Master only this comes in a custom black tolex covering. You get all the same features and control but just the combo version of the head amp. The amp is a fine amp and for the money it may be too much for most folks. UTILIZATION Gain Master 22 * 22 Watt 6V6 ONLY * Pull Bright control * Bypass and Lead switching by foot switch only * Passive Effects Loop * No Reverb * Small chassis design * Available in head or combo * Combo dimensions 15" L x 18" H x 10" D / Weight: 39 lbs * Available in Black or Blond tolex SOUNDS This amp has a cool voicing for a classic rock tone or a pop or country tone. This amp has the 6v6 power tubes which gives it a nice crunch and a great clean These tubes are the best of both worlds for cleans channels and crunch channels. The gain is a mild crunch and it gives you a great classic rock overdrive that brings out the natural character in the user's playing style. Use this amp with any decent guitar will give you a solid tone that will accompany any style music that you play. I like this amp with either a Fender Stratocaster or a Fender Telecaster. Even a good Gibson Les Paul will sing with this amp. Basically whatever the guitar has will come through this amp. If you have a terrible sounding guitar this amp will bring that out into public eye. It definitely shows the nature of the guitar in all its glory or in all of its failure. OVERALL OPINION At new these amps come in right at around $2600. Kind of expensive for an amp but it does sound pretty good. This is an amp that takes on the nature of the guitarist style so either it will show you how good you sound or how much work you need to do on your skills. You can find them used all day long. This would be a better option to try it out and see if you like it and if not you can dump it for about the same price.

Two Rock is an amplifier company based out of California that builds high end quality amps for touring professionals an the forum guys who need to blow money likes its their job. These amps are not amps that are at your local Guitar Center or Sam Ash. These amps are extremely expensive and hard to find. They have have an variety of different amps to choose from and this one is more aimed at the middle of the road in price and flexibility. If your middle of the road is around $2500+ for the amp. This amp is rated at 35 watts of power and carries the 6L6 powers tubes installed. This amp though it says gain master is not a gain master of high gain proportion but rather an clean amp manufacturer going a little more towards the rock side of amps. Two Rock is known for their clean amps and not really for high gain amps. This one gets a little juicy but nothing even remotely close to a Mesa Boogie or a Marshall. This is the same exact amp as the black standad tolex but just i a blinde tolex covering. You get the same great tone, flexibility and features as the other version. UTILIZATION Two Rock Gain Master 35 Head in Blonde Features: * 35 Watts (optional 22 watts) * Power Tubes: 2 x 6L6 (6V6 for 22 watt mode) * Preamp Tubes: 3 x 12AX7 * Pull bright/mid/deep controls * Pull Bypass and Lead on front of chassis and foot switch * Passive Effects Loop * No Reverb * Small chassis design * Available in head or combo Dimensions: 15" L x 10" H x 10" D Weight: 29 lbs SOUNDS This amp sounds great with just about any guitar you throw at it. One thing to be known is that whatever guitar you use, a Two Rock amplifier will bring out the best and the worst in your guitar and your playing. These amps are very transparent and will reveal the known great qualities and problems within your guitar. So say you play it with a $99 Squire guitar. The amp will still sing but it will show how incapable that guitar is for quality tone. Next if you have a good Suhr guitar then this amp will just blossom and your guitar will mix very well with it. This amp with the 6L6 power tubes will be more on the cleaner headroom side of the tone. Where you would get more of a crunch and mid-range boost with El34's you get a rounder more encompassing tone that is more fuller in the top and bottom of the frequency spectrum. OVERALL OPINION At new these amps come in right at around $2699. That is a pretty penny for a single channel amp, but there is no up charge for this blonde tolex covering. They do sound good but that is a pretty hefty price for what you get. I would recommend playing a Two Rock amp if you can find one to see if you like the style of the amp. These amps turn over quite a bit because of their way to show how good of a player you are or how bad of one you are.

Two Rock is an amplifier company that has carved out a nitch of high end guitar players and professionals. These amps are not amps that are at your local Guitar Center or Sam Ash. These amps are very expensive and can be kind of difficult to locate or track one down. They have have an assortment of different amps to choose from and this one is more towards the middle of the road in price and flexibility. This amp is the 35 watt versions of the Jet series from Two Rock. This is an expanded version of the 33 watt Jet amp head. This one has the same components and tone but a few more tweak able adjustments making it even more versatile. This amp has more pull push control that allow for more versatility and use. This amp is the exact same amp as the black version but just in a blonde tolex covering. You get the same great tone and features but just a sweet cosmetic upgrade. UTILIZATION Features: * 35 Watts 6L6 (or 22 watts using 2x6V6) * Pull Bright/Mid/Deep Control * Pull Bypass/Lead on front of chassis and foot switch * Serial Loop * Spring reverb with external "Drive" control on back of the amp Dimensions: 15" L x 10" H x 10" D Weight: 31 lbs SOUNDS Instead of using 6v6 power tubes like the Jet 22 amp from Two Rock, this one uses 6L6 powers tubes. With the 6L6 tubes you will get a full sound scaling from top to bottom of your tone. The 6L6's will allow for more headroom and a tighter bottom end of the tone. You will have less midrange and less distortion but a rounder more blossoming tone. It is all just a matter of taste when it comes to power tubes and some prefer ones to others and power tubes that fit their attack and playing style. These tubes make this amp a fuller more 3D type of tone. The amps sound great with any guitar that you throw at it. If you play with a Fender Telecaster or a Fender Stratocatser or even a Gibson Les Paul, there is a simple control knob that is labeled contour and that will allow you to better compensate the changing of guitar without having to re-dial in the amps EQing section. This allows for better adjustments to pickups and body woods. OVERALL OPINION At new these amps come in right at around $3250. That is an ouch kind of price! There is no up charge for the blonde tolex covering. That is a pretty penny for this type of amp that really is a single channel amp. That is one problem I see with this builder. They are doing anything major or something that other amp builders can't do. They don't have special alien components that make their amps better to which they only have access too. They just charge way too high of prices for theirs amps. There are a lot of builders out there who are not as big a name as Two Rock that can build just a quality of amps but for far less prices than these guys. I don't recommend paying this price for this amp. Not worth it!

Two Rock is an amplifier company based out of California that builds high end quality amps that has been featured by many of today's professional artist's such John Mayer and Joe Bonamassa. These amps are not amps that are at your local Guitar Center or Sam Ash. These amps are extremely expensive and hard to find. They have have an assortment of different amps to choose from and this one is on the lower end of the spectrum. This a cool little amp that is a single channel amp but it really acts like a two channel amp with the lead gain. See this amp has a regular channel with a gain and then you have another gain control knob that can be activated by the foot switch. This will enable you to get to different tones or channels. Very cool feature for a small little watt amp head. This amp is the same feature wise as the black Gain Master only this comes in a custom blonde tolex covering. You get all the same features and control but just the cosmetic change. The amp is a fine amp and with this color is just pops! UTILIZATION Gain Master 22 * 22 Watt 6V6 ONLY * Pull Bright control * Bypass and Lead switching by foot switch only * Passive Effects Loop * No Reverb * Small chassis design * Available in head or combo * Head dimensions 15" L x 10" H x 10" D / Weight: 29 lbs * Combo dimensions 15" L x 18" H x 10" D / Weight: 39 lbs SOUNDS This amp has a cool voicing for a classic rock tone or a pop or country tone. This amp has the 6v6 power tubes which gives it a nice crunch and a great clean These tubes are the best of both worlds for cleans channels and crunch channels. The gain is a mild crunch and it gives you a great classic rock overdrive that brings out the natural character in the user's playing style. Use this amp with any decent guitar will give you a solid tone that will accompany any style music that you play. I like this amp with either a Fender Stratocaster or a Fender Telecaster. Even a good Gibson Les Paul will sing with this amp. Basically whatever the guitar has will come through this amp. If you have a terrible sounding guitar this amp will bring that out into public eye. It definitely shows the nature of the guitar in all its glory or in all of its failure. OVERALL OPINION At new these amps come in right at around $2299. Kind of expensive for an amp but it does sound pretty good. I like the blonde look over the black standard tolex. I would suggest playing one if you have that option before buying. This is an amp that takes on the nature of the guitarist style so either it will show you how good you sound or how much work you need to do on your skills. You can find them used all day long. This would be a better option to try it out and see if you like it and if not you can dump it for about the same price.

Two Rock is an amplifier company based out of California that builds high end quality amps that has been featured by many of today's professional artist's such John Mayer and Joe Bonamassa. These amps are not amps that are at your local Guitar Center or Sam Ash. These amps are extremely expensive and hard to find. They have have an assortment of different amps to choose from and this one is on the lower end of the spectrum. This amp is a 22 watt single channel amp that hold the studio name because of the small wattage. It doesn't have a line out of a speaker simulation as many other studio amps feature so my only guess is that it is called studio because it is 22 watts. This amp is the same amp as the black standard but just in a blonde tolex covering. You get all the same great features and tone as the original. UTILIZATION * 22 watts, 2 x 6V6 * Pull Bright control * Active Buffered Effects Loop * Spring Reverb with Send and Return Controls * Contour Control * Small chassis design * Pickup Loading Feature Dimensions: 15" L x 10" H x 10" D Weight: 29 lbs SOUNDS The gain barely does anything. It gets the tubes to overdrive a little bit for country or mild rock music. The one of this amp is a clean Fender like amp. It is chimey and sweet on the high end. The reverb part of the amp is interesting. It has a send and return controls which is unusual to this amp. I have never seen that on any other amp before. Nothing that that blows anyone away, but the contour is great for switching guitars. These amps though $2000 is on the cheaper side of Two Rock amps. These amp to me have nothing spectacular about them. This amp is about the same equivalent as a Twin reverb and is three times the price. Nothing that many amps well under $1000 can offer as well. OVERALL OPINION At new these amps come in right at around $1999, sort of expensive for a single channel clean amp. IT does sound good but not worth this kind of money. I wouldn't recommend his mp to anyone other than someone with a load of money to spend. Nothing that any decent classic Fender amp cannot do as far as tone wise. I would save about $1300 and get a Fender Twin Reverb