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~ Morgan Amplification ~
Joe Morgan is an electrical engineer who started his career working on GPS satellites in the 80's at Rockwell International. An avid guitar player and musician, Joe's love for guitar amplifiers led him on a 10 year quest to discover all the subtle differences in guitar amplifier design and just how these differences effect tone. In this process he realized that the amps he gravitated to had one common element. They all were very touch sensitive and dynamic amplifiers that were as much a part of the player as the guitar is.
Armed with this information, Joe realized that the specific tonal tools he wanted were not being manufactured and originally started building his own amplifiers for his own personal use. As word of these amps leaked out it wasn't long before Joe had a backlog of amp orders. Morgan Amplification is currently on tour with artists such as Matt Kearney, Tyrone Wells and Paper Route. Joe Morgan is currently designing and building his amps one at a time with the same care and devotion to tone that he had with his first personal units. He uses the best components available today to create world-class modern amplification that retains the vintage feel and tone of classic amplifiers. He also believes that good tone should be available to all guitar players and strives to keep his pricing on par with mass produced production units.

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Morgan DAG 15 and DAG 15C
The Morgan DAG 15 amplifier is a model built exclusively for Destroy all Guitars. It is available as either a head or 1x12 combo loaded with a G12H30. The amp was designed to sit somewhere in between the Morgan Abbey and the AC20. It is louder than the 10w Abbey with a bit less clean headroom than the AC20 and packed with glorious tone that will grab everyone's attention....
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Morgan 10PM
This is the little brother to the AC20. It is a single channel 10 watt amplifier that never sounds small or thin. Perfect for most church gigs...
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Morgan Abbey
This is a 10 watt top boost style amp with the addition of a mid control. The 10 watts are deceptively loud but in a friendly way...
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Morgan AC20
Based around the normal channel of an AC30 and voiced intentionally to be on the dark side, this amp provides the perfect combination of clean chime and AC30 grind. With the bright switch off and a good treble booster think Brian May. With the bright switch engaged think U2. Also available in 40 watts as the Envy 40. Don't let the 20 watt rating scare you - this amp is plenty loud...
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Morgan AC20 Deluxe and AC40 Deluxe
Here are all of the mods Morgan has ever been asked to do on the AC20 in one package. The AC20 Deluxe combines the choice of EF86 or 12AX7 frontend, Normal or Brilliant channel voicing and power scaling. This makes the AC20 Deluxe one of the most versatile amps you can find in a 17x9.75x7.5 package...
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Morgan AC20tb
Due to popular demand Morgan Amplification has decided to do a top boost version of their AC20. Top boost refers to the addition of tone controls to the circuit. Typically when we add tone controls to an amplifier we are NOT ADDING tone but rather SUBTRACTING it. As we turn down our tone controls we diminish the output from the amp...
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Morgan Dual 20
The Dual 20 is a dual channel 20 watt amp. The first channel is an all top boost style full tone stack (treb/mid/bass) with a pull bright on the volume. The second channel is based around the normal channel. Like the Morgan AC20 this channel is switchable between EF86 and 12AX7 via a switch on the back of the amp...
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Morgan Dual 40
The Dual 40 is a dual channel 40 watt amp. The first channel is an all top boost-style full tone stack (treb/mid/bass) with a pull bright on the volume. The second channel is based around the normal channel. Like the Morgan AC20 this channel is switchable between EF86 and 12AX7 via a switch on the back of the amp...
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Morgan Envy 40
Based around the normal channel of an AC30 and voiced intentionally to be on the dark side, this amp provides the perfect combination of clean chime and AC30 grind. With the bright switch off and a good treble booster, think Brian May. With the bright switch engaged, think U2. Also available in 20 watts as the AC20...
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Morgan 30/800
Formerly known as the MV3.8K, this amp combines the classic voicing of Vox AC30 with the grind of the JCM800. This amp is really a swiss army knife of tones. It has a mode switch on the back panel that allows you to choose between Morgan's take on the classic AC30 top boost circuit and a much higher gain voicing, imagine if a JCM800 and an AC30 had a bastard love child...
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Morgan MV23
Higher gain 23 watt amp, this is for the player who loves that classic rock tone but doesn't play stadiums. The master volume works well to allow you to use the amp at any volume or venue level...
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Morgan MV45
The MV45 is Morgan Amplification's take on the small box 50 watt design. It has more gain than a plexi avail but less than a SLO. It is designed to be extremely touch sensitive and will react to your pick attack and volume control better than any amp you have played. Designed to be able to run either a set of EL34 or 6v6 power tubes, it comes stock with bias test points on the back of the amp to assist you in easy tube swaps...
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Morgan RCA35
Ok, so a good customer asks for a clean head room amp in a small head shell with a good master volume. Morgan had a couple of ideas and this is the realization of that tone. A small light weight 35 watt full tone stack amp that just kicks ass. Chimey cleans, plenty of volume can get that edge of breakup tones at low volumes or can also be a great jazz amp...
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Morgan RV35
The RV35 is the RCA35 with the addition of reverb--35 watts of Class A goodness with a very natural sounding reverb that never washes out your tone. Like the RCA35 this amp will work with 6L6, 6V6, KT66, KT77 and 5881 tubes. The master on this amp controls the amount of gain in the power section allowing you to control your volume for bedroom to stage...
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Morgan PR12
MORGAN AMPS & DESTROY ALL GUITARS TEAM UP ONCE AGAIN, THIS TIME TO BRING YOU THE ULTIMATE AMERICAN GRAB 'N GO AMP, THE PR12.
The PR12 is a 12w Class AB amp with reverb, but don't let the 12 watts fool you -- it is plenty loud and will be heard over a drummer with no problem.
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Morgan SW50 Series - $1900-$2555
The ultimate SSS style amp.
This amp started from a request by a Morgan customer to copy an amp from the early '70s that he owned. He was offered $45,000.00 for the amp and felt like it wouldn't be a good idea to use it out at any more bar gigs...
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Morgan MP200
The MP200 bass amp provides 200W of all tube power through a quartet of 6550 or KT88 tubes. The output transformer has been specifically designed with Mercury Magnetics to provide a low end that extends past the audible range. You may not be able to hear it, but you will feel it! The tone stack consists of treble, mid, bass and a focus control...
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Morgan Cabinets
Your amplifier is only as good as the speaker and cab you are playing through. Every Morgan cabinet is constructed with the highest quality woods incorporating dovetail jointed corners. Their 1x12, 2x12, 4x12 and 4x10 cabinets are all constructed with fixed baffles that are tuned to the overall design for maximum bass response but without sounding muddy. A wide slection of speakers is available for all cabinets...
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