

PRS Guitars
Midwood Guitar Studio is excited to offer the newest artist signature amp from Paul Reed Smith, the MT100! Mark Tremonti, known for countless timeless riffs with his bands Creed & Alter Bridge, now has a spectacular new 100-Watt beast of an amp with his official stamp of approval just in time for Creed's 2024 reunion tour! A true workhorse, do-it-all amp, there is truly no tone that can't be found within the MT100. Versatility is the name of the game with this one. Whether you're hitting the front end with a plethora of pedals or plugging straight in, great tone is guaranteed! Be one of the firsts to add this amp to your arsenal...or sell the arsenal and let the MT100 be your one and only!
From PRS:
Three Channel Command
The result of many years of R&D and road-testing, the MT 100 is a professional amp for serious musicians. Built on a robust chassis, the MT 100 features custom transformers and three independent channels with identical controls but truly unique voices.
Each of the MT 100’s three channels is built from its own unique circuit with dedicated preamp tubes to ensure the voicing of each channel is exactly as intended. The Clean channel (like the MT 15) stays pristine and chimey – try it with split or single coils to hear it sing. The Gain channel (also like the MT 15) gets lush heavy tones with massive bass response that is never muddy. And, the added Overdrive channel (modeled after one of Tremonti’s favorite personal amps) brings an incredibly flexible gain structure and musical midrange response to this already versatile amp platform. Select your channel on the amp face or via the included footswitch – both feature matching channel lights so you’ll never lose your place. All three channels share the same preamp tube type (12AX7’s) for ease of servicing.
At a powerful 100 watts, the value of the MT 100 well exceeds its price tag. It is a straightforward, powerful amp full of aggression and articulation, and the onboard effects loop means your pedals are welcome to join the party.
Please note: Mind your master…volume that is. On the Overdrive and especially on the Lead channel, keep the Master down to start. On the Lead Channel, keep the Master below 10 o’clock to avoid dangerous volumes!
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