Quilter Labs has unveiled its new Aviator Cub combo amp.
A 1x12, 21-pound amp with 50 watts of power – courtesy of an Eminence speaker – the Aviator Cub features three solid-state voices, each of which takes after a different Fender combo: a 1960 Tweed, a 1962 Blonde, and a 1965 Black Panel.
Controls on the Aviator Cub come by way of a three-band EQ, limiter threshold, preamp gain level, a master volume control at the power amp stage, and a single-knob reverb section.
Elsewhere, the amp features a built-in effects loop and individual outputs for both line and headphone signals.
The Quilter Labs Aviator Cub is available now for $599.
For more info on the amp, stop by quilterlabs.com.
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