Impala Combo
Point-to-point hand-wired 1x12 combo based on the blackface Bassman circuit, with a wide-ranging Volume control, a usable Master, and all-tube spring reverb.
About this amp
The Impala Combo houses the blackface Bassman-inspired circuit in a solid-pine cabinet with a floating 60s-style speaker baffle and a Carr 12in speaker, an ultra-wide-ranging Volume control, a super-usable Master, and all-tube spring reverb.
Specs
| Wattage | 44W (up to 55W max) |
|---|---|
| Channels | One |
| Class | Class AB |
| Tubes | 2x 12AX7, 2x 12AT7, 2x 6L6GC |
| Onboard Effects | All-tube spring reverb |
| EQ | Treble, Mid, Bass, Master Volume |
| Speaker | Carr Elsinore/Valiant 12in |
| Construction | Hand-wired point-to-point in the USA, floating 60s-style speaker baffle |
| Dimensions | 24.25in W x 17.25in H x 9.5in D |
| Weight | 45-50 lbs |
Quick answers
- How much does the Impala Combo cost?
- Carr Amplifiers lists it at $3,460 (USD). Dealer and used prices vary.
- Is the Impala Combo still available?
- Yes. Carr Amplifiers lists it as a current model that's available to order.
- Who makes the Impala Combo?
- Carr Amplifiers. Where it's built: Built at Carr's shop in Pittsboro, North Carolina, with point-to-point construction and hand-crafted cabinets. It's listed here as a tube combo amp.
- What warranty does Carr Amplifiers offer?
- Lifetime warranty on workmanship for the original owner and 3 years on materials, provided the registration card and receipt copy reach Carr within 30 days of purchase. Tubes, speakers and reverb tanks are covered for 90 days. Misuse, modification, incorrect tube installation and spilled drinks void the warranty. The owner pays freight to Carr, and Carr pays return shipping after warranty work.