60s, Limited 1 × 12'“ version of the M10, Manufactured in the mid-60s by Magnatone/Estey, these "Suitcase" amps feature the same varistor-driven pitch-shifting vibrato of the classic late-50s Maggies. Sonically these are like a tweed Fender with a bit more sparkle, the M10 has a big, round clean tone that turns into a thick overdrive as you turn up the volume. The amp also features a sweet, long-spring reverb.
The Magnatone M10A (manufactured in the mid-1960s by Estey Electronics) is a highly sought-after 38-watt, 1x12" tube combo amp. It is famous for its true pitch-shifting vibrato, long-spring reverb, and versatile 3-way tone stack (mellow, bright, and tone boost)
he M10A was a vast upgrade from its predecessor (the M10), swapping out smaller speakers for a prominent 12" Jensen speaker and refining the tone stack placement. It is celebrated for its huge, shimmery clean tones that break up beautifully when cranked.
Key Specs & Features
Power: 38 watts
Speakers: 1x12" Jensen (standard on later '66 models)
Channels: Two channels with identical setups (Volume, Bass, Treble)
Effects: Built-in True Pitch-Shifting Vibrato and lush Spring Reverb
Tone Settings: 3-way switch (Mellow, Bright, Tone Boost)
60s, Limited 1 × 12'“ version of the M10, Manufactured in the mid-60s by Magnatone/Estey, these "Suitcase" amps feature the same varistor-driven pitch-shifting vibrato of the classic late-50s Maggies. Sonically these are like a tweed Fender with a bit more sparkle, the M10 has a big, round clean tone that turns into a thick overdrive as you turn up the volume. The amp also features a sweet, long-spring reverb.
The Magnatone M10A (manufactured in the mid-1960s by Estey Electronics) is a highly sought-after 38-watt, 1x12" tube combo amp. It is famous for its true pitch-shifting vibrato, long-spring reverb, and versatile 3-way tone stack (mellow, bright, and tone boost)
he M10A was a vast upgrade from its predecessor (the M10), swapping out smaller speakers for a prominent 12" Jensen speaker and refining the tone stack placement. It is celebrated for its huge, shimmery clean tones that break up beautifully when cranked.
Key Specs & Features
Power: 38 watts
Speakers: 1x12" Jensen (standard on later '66 models)
Channels: Two channels with identical setups (Volume, Bass, Treble)
Effects: Built-in True Pitch-Shifting Vibrato and lush Spring Reverb
Tone Settings: 3-way switch (Mellow, Bright, Tone Boost)
