Steel Guitar Half and Half (Combo)

By Milkman Sound

The Steel Guitar Half and Half combo, pairing a hand-wired tube preamp and Class D power module with Milkman's own Ceramic or Neodymium speaker.

Steel Guitar Half and Half (Combo) by Milkman Sound

About this amp

The Half and Half pairs a hand-wired, high-plate-voltage tube preamp, built the way a vintage tube amp should be rather than shoehorned onto a low-voltage circuit board, with a Class D power module scaling up to 400 watts. The steel-guitar combo comes loaded with a house-made 4-ohm Milkman Ceramic speaker (near-identical to a JBL E120 but considerably lighter) in a 12-inch or 15-inch size, or a Neodymium alternative for even less weight.

Specs

Steel Guitar Half and Half (Combo) specifications
Wattage 200W Class D per side (400W total, discrete outputs)
Impedance Options 4ohm @ 200W, 8ohm @ 100W, or 16ohm @ 50W per side
Features Tube preamp with EQ, Tube Reverb (Dwell/Blend/Tone), switchable 120/240V power
Speaker 12" or 15" combo -- Milkman Ceramic or Neodymium (default: 12" Ceramic)
Dimensions (Ceramic Combo) 21-1/2" W x 22-1/2" H x 10" D
Weight (Ceramic Combo) 41 lbs
Weight (Neo Combo) 30 lbs

Quick answers

How much does the Steel Guitar Half and Half (Combo) cost?
Milkman Sound lists it at $2,499 to $2,999 (USD), depending on options. Dealer and used prices vary.
Is the Steel Guitar Half and Half (Combo) still available?
Yes. Milkman Sound lists it as a current model that's available to order.
Who makes the Steel Guitar Half and Half (Combo)?
Milkman Sound. Where it's built: Made by hand in San Francisco, CA. It's listed here as a tube combo amp.
What warranty does Milkman Sound offer?
One-year warranty against defects in materials and workmanship for the original purchaser, when bought direct or from an authorized dealer, with a receipt required for service. Tubes carry a 90-day warranty. After the first year, defects are handled case by case under Milkman's extended coverage. Second owners can buy a transferred warranty for $250, often with a factory inspection. Accidents, abuse, water damage, shipping costs and third-party repairs are not covered.