Invaders' 720 Britt amp offers 20 watts of British-voiced clean and crunch in customizable colors
Two-channel head features bright and sweep switches, three-band EQ, footswitch and more
Belgium-based manufacturer Invaders Amplification has launched the 720 Britt, a new 20-watt two-channel guitar amp.
The British-voiced handmade head features a Clean channel that moves into crunch territory depending on the amount of gain added, as well as a Drive channel for saturated overdrive and distortion tones.
Other front-panel features include a master volume, three-band EQ, bright and sweep switches and hi/lo inputs.
There’s also an active effects loop and an included channel footswitch.
Additionally, Invaders offers customized front face, tolex, piping and corners in a variety of colors and design options.
The 720 Britt is offered for 990€ (approx. $1,075). Two specifically-designed cabinets, the 712 1x12 (approx. $420) and the 7210 2x10 (approx. $530), are available as well.
For more information, head to Invaders Amplification.
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