Friedman Amplification Little Sister Head & Pink Taco V2
Dave Friedman updates his two popular 20 watt all-tube amp heads
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Friedman Amplification has added the new Little Sister Head and Pink Taco V2 mini all-tube amp heads to the range today. Taking the previous Mini Dirty Shirley and Pink taco 20-watt amp heads to new highs and lows.
Little Sister Head & Pink Taco V2
The new Friedman Little Sister Head is an updated Mini Dirty Shirley, and the Pink Taco V2 does the same for the Pink Taco head. Both of these 20-watt all-tube mini amp heads now have a few added controls. Making these already great-sounding tube amps even more flexible.
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- Pink Taco V2 · Source: Thomann
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- Friedman Little Sister Head · Source: Thomann
Combos
The two new amps are also available as combos. These come loaded with a single 12” Celestion G12M-65 Creamback speaker in the cabinet.
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- Friedman Little Sister Combo · Source: Thomann
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- Friedman Pink Taco V2 Combo · Source: Thomann
So what is new?
Well, apart from the new names and new black front panel for the Pink Taco V2, you now get two extra voicing switches. The main controls are as follows on both amps. They have Bass, Middle, Treble, Master and Gain as before. But now you have Gain Structure Switch that reduces gain, B-Switch which adjusts Bright/Tight on the Little Sister.
Whereas the Pink Taco V2 comes with a Fat Switch to achieve a thicker timbre and a new Sat Switch for more saturation. The previous S-Switch for gain structure, from the original version, is still there as well.
Made in Los Angeles, California
Plus that Ultra transparent series FX loop makes these amps so versatile for anyone into pedals. These twin EL84-driven tube amps use three 12AX7 preamp tubes and have a cathode-biased circuit. They use custom-made transformers and capacitors in their design. Each of them has 4, 8 and 16-ohm jacks for compatibility with various cabinets.
Dave Friedman is a great amp designer and his take on the classic British and Plexi-style amps is one that I really enjoy using. I own an original Pink Taco and find it to be a super versatile amp for recording, gigging and home use. These new tweaks to the formula will no doubt be popular with guitarists.
MSRP – Little Sister head EUR 1799 * and combo EUR 2149 *, Pink Taco V2 head EUR 1799 *and combo EUR 2149 *
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