Ocelot
A 20-watt (switchable to 1W) lunchbox head with two channels, integrated Two notes Torpedo DynIR cab-sim technology, and MIDI control.
About this amp
The Ocelot packs Bad Cat’s two-channel design into a compact, aluminum-chassis lunchbox head with power scaling down to 1 watt for quiet play. Integrated Two notes Torpedo technology provides six onboard Bad Cat DynIR cabinet simulations via XLR or headphone out, with USB-C connectivity for the Torpedo Remote software and a lifetime GENOME software license included.
Specs
| Wattage | 20W, switchable down to 1W |
|---|---|
| Preamp Tubes | 3x 12AX7 |
| Power Tubes | 2x EL84 |
| Channels | 2, independent channel volumes, global master volume and presence |
| Effects Loop | Buffered |
| Impedance Options | 8 or 16 ohm switch |
| Extras | Two notes Torpedo DynIR integration (6-way cabinet selector, XLR/headphone cab-sim outputs), MIDI input for cabinet/channel/mode control, 2-button footswitch included, lifetime GENOME software license |
| Construction | Heavy duty aluminum chassis |
| Warranty | 5 Year Limited |
| Weight | 13.5 lbs |
| Dimensions | 12in W x 6in D (6.75in incl. knobs) x 6.25in H (6.75in incl. feet, 8.25in handle up) |
Quick answers
- How much does the Ocelot cost?
- Bad Cat Amplifiers lists it at $1,399.99 (USD). Dealer and used prices vary.
- Is the Ocelot still available?
- Yes. Bad Cat Amplifiers lists it as a current model that's available to order.
- Who makes the Ocelot?
- Bad Cat Amplifiers. Where it's built: Designed and built in Southern California. It's listed here as a lunchbox amp.
- What warranty does Bad Cat Amplifiers offer?
- Five-year warranty on amplifiers and cabinets for the original retail purchaser, when bought from an authorized dealer. Speakers are covered for 3 years, other parts and accessories for 2 years and tubes for 6 months. Registration and proof of purchase are required, and the warranty is not transferable. Owners pay transportation and insurance for warranty service, and the selling dealer is the first point of contact. Unauthorized modifications may void coverage.