The Traynor DynaGain DG15R delivers a full 15-watts through its high quality 10" Celestion speaker. A two-channel design allows the player to switch between a pristine clean tone or a searing overdrive channel for awesome leads at the touch of a switch.

POSTED: 08/10/2007 - 04:37 am

The Traynor DynaGain DG30D delivers a full 30-watts through its high quality 12-inch Celestion speaker, making it perfect for personal practice or rehearsals with the band.

POSTED: 09/13/2007 - 05:05 am

For recording and playing at home this amp is splendid. The wide spectrum of sound is really a pleasure. With the amp in 15 watt mode you can get plenty loud for small venue gigging.

POSTED: 05/11/2012 - 03:52 am

This is NOT a stompbox, but it has the complete ease of use and versatility, and portability, of a stompbox. It's basically a 25W 2 channel amp, in a stompbox format, that is good for small gigs, or even as a back up to carry in your gig bag.

POSTED: 02/10/2012 - 04:21 am

It has an 8 inch speaker, 1/4 inch input and headphone jacks, clean/overdrive select switch, volume control and 3 band equalizer. This would be a great starter amp!

POSTED: 12/27/2005 - 12:31 am

This 30 Watt guitar amplifier offers 4 band equalization, gain control, headphone output, 2 switchable channels, an effects loop and an internal spring reverb. Be it playing in your room or jamming with your "Mates" you'll love this amp. Also available - TRM30C with cream Tolex covering.

POSTED: 04/30/2005 - 02:59 am

The Traynor TRM40 Reverb Mate 40 Combo Amp splits 2x20W of power evenly through 2 - 8" speakers, delivering more great tone at higher volumes than single-speaker 40W combos.

POSTED: 05/27/2008 - 03:42 am

The Tube Mate 30 adds a new dimension to the sound of the International Series. The best of all worlds are represented with a crisp clean tone, smooth and solid edge to the distortion tone, and a full and loud overdrive tone.

POSTED: 10/05/2006 - 02:56 am

The Traynor TVM10 is a 10 Watt, battery-powered portable amplifier for outdoor Jam sessions and anywhere else there isn't easy access to the mains.

POSTED: 03/11/2013 - 04:39 am

The Custom Special 100H's true three-channel architecture offers full control of each and every channel. No shared EQ's or pseudo "channels" here.

POSTED: 11/03/2007 - 01:58 am

This is one of Traynor's YCS series 4x12 cabinets. Overall, this cab is pretty good about accurately and transparently translating the signal from your amp into sounds.

POSTED: 05/23/2012 - 04:42 am

All tube combo with a vintage 30 celestion speaker. It has an effects loop and a pre-amp in and amp out.

POSTED: 06/18/2009 - 03:17 am

Extremely versatile and tweakable for anything from West Coast USA sound to spongy hard Brit!

POSTED: 03/24/2011 - 04:10 am

The first guitar amp for the new generation of Traynors is the Custom Valve 40 (YCV40). The internal gadgetry in this channel switching amp consists of separate tone controls for each channel, real tube overdrive from two 6L6GB vacuum tubes, a "boost" switch, a brightness switch, an effects loop, and spring reverb.

POSTED: 01/19/2006 - 02:15 am

Real tube overdrive is provided by three Sovtek 12AX7WA dual triode preamp tubes while real tube power is provided by two Sovtek 5881WXT beam power tubes. The internal gadgetry in this channel switching amp provides good flexibility, but makes it very easy to get a great tone.

POSTED: 01/10/2007 - 07:12 am

The YCV40WR is based on of the extremely popular YCV40, which was a Guitar Player Editor's Pick Award Winner.. Features: Auto-matching tube circuit maintains bias balance as tubes age, ensuring hum-free performance throughout tube life; DC filaments on preamp tubes eliminate hum; Fully regulated power supply with tube rectifier emulation; Long Accutronics spring reverb; Dual-channel footswitch.

POSTED: 11/04/2005 - 12:28 am

The Custom Valve 50blue has been tweaked and tuned to be a much 'darker, Brit-sounding' guitar amplifier. Unlike the rest of the Custom Valve line, the YCV50blue is powered by EL34s in the power stage, giving it a little more 'attitude' than the 5881 (6L6) tubes used in the YCV40s and 80's.

POSTED: 04/25/2006 - 03:18 am

It's 15 watts, all-tube Class A. It's a single-channel amp with Gain, 3 band EQ, Volume and Reverb (which is digital). It also has a 3-position mode switch, which relocates the tone stack relative to the preamp.

POSTED: 01/09/2012 - 07:02 am

This is a two-channel, all-tube amp good for 30 watts. The YGL2A's sound is very versatile and has so far allowed me to dial-in the specific tones I'm wanting, or just plug in and play.

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