Supro 1648RT Saturn Reverb 1x12" 15-watt Tube Combo Amp

15 Watts of Classic Supro Tone and Effects

If you're a working guitarist in need of a lightweight, vintage-sounding amp, the 1648RT Saturn Reverb is a no-brainer. Powered by a pair of 6973 tubes with a 5U4 tube rectifier, the 1648RT gives you the tactile response and signature breakup that's made Supro an extremely popular choice for Sweetwater guitarists. And at 15 watts, the 1648RT Saturn Reverb delivers this amazing tone a volume you'll find manageable onstage and ideal in the studio. Sporting vintage-correct cabinetry, classic Supro styling, and complete with power-tube tremolo and all-tube spring reverb, the 1648RT demands to be cranked!

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• Vibe up your tone with killer reverb and tremolo effects
• No off-the-shelf speakers for these vintage-style amps
• Supro amps: history repeating itself in an awesome way

It doesn't get more old school than the awesome effects Supro loaded on the 1648RT Saturn Reverb combo guitar amp. When it comes to ambience, the 17"-long, 4-spring reverb pan delivers the tube-driven atmosphere that really fills out your sound with classic depth and dimension. Immediately following the reverb tank, there's a power-tube tremolo circuit you can use to shake up your sound with an extra dose of warmth and wobble. At Sweetwater, we've played with countless vintage-style amps, and it just doesn't get better than this.

Stock speakers simply wouldn't do for Supro amps, such as the 1648RT Saturn Reverb. That's why Supro teamed up with America's premier speaker manufacturer, Eminence, to develop a series of custom speakers that would bring the classic voice of these guitar amplifiers to life. These special speakers start off with an edge-wound voice coil and a ceramic magnet, which push an extremely lightweight and stiff paper cone. The result is a distinctly Jensen-esque tone with superb volume and exceptionally tight low end.

Supro's roots can be traced back to the 1930s, when the National Resophonic and Dobro guitar companies merged to form a manufacturing entity called Valco, which began producing guitars and amplifiers under the Supro name. Extremely popular among Southside Chicago blues musicians in the 1960s, Supro amplifiers proved equally popular with the British musicians who were influenced by them. By the late 1960s, notable guitarists ranging from Jimi Hendrix to Albert Lee to Jimmy Page were seen playing Supro amplifiers. Original Supro amps often sell for premium prices on the used market because of their legendary unique tone.

• A retro-styled tube guitar amp for modern working players
• Dual 6973 power tubes deliver 15 watts of pure Supro tone that can be pushed over the edge
• Long, 4-spring reverb pan with all-tube drive provides classic ambience
• Power-tube tremolo circuit adds shake and wobble to the entire amp tone
• Loaded with 1 x 12" Supro DT12 speaker and independent bass and treble controls