TS1 Combo

By Two-Rock Amplification

Two-Rock's iconic 'Tone Secret' overdrive combo amp, featuring a cascading-gain lead channel and a fully configurable tube-buffered effects loop.

TS1 Combo by Two-Rock Amplification

About this amp

Originally released in 2010 and reworked in 2020 for more tonal range, the TS1 pairs a cascading-gain overdrive channel with a footswitchable, adjustable FET circuit and tone stack bypass. Its fully tube-buffered effects loop can be configured as fully active, half active, or passive, giving players flexible control over time-based effects. This is the 1x12 combo version, offered across 100/50W, 50W, or 40/20W power configurations.

Specs

TS1 Combo specifications
Amp Configuration 100w/50w (4)6L6 (half power scaling); 50w (2)6L6 (fixed/cathode bias switch); 40w/20w (4)6V6 (half power scaling)
Speaker Outputs 4ohm, 8ohm, 16ohm
Features Cascading Gain Lead Channel with separate Lead Gain and Lead Master controls, foot switchable and adjustable FET Circuit, Tone Stack Bypass, High/Low Power Switch, fully buffered tube driven effects loop, foot switchable FET, Lead, and Bypass
Effects Loop Tube buffered with individual level controls, bright switches, and on/off switches for send and return; configurable as fully buffered active, half buffered active, or passive
Dimensions 20 5/8" W x 22" H x 11" D
Weight 55 lbs
Speaker 1x12

Quick answers

How much does the TS1 Combo cost?
Two-Rock Amplification sells through dealers and doesn't publish a price; their dealer locator lists where to buy.
Is the TS1 Combo still available?
Yes. Two-Rock Amplification lists it as a current model that's available to order.
Who makes the TS1 Combo?
Two-Rock Amplification. Based in Rohnert Park, CA. It's listed here as a tube combo amp.
What warranty does Two-Rock Amplification offer?
Five-year warranty from the date of purchase for the original purchaser, not transferable. It covers everything except tubes, speakers and reverb tanks, which carry a 90-day warranty. Shipping to and from Two-Rock for service is not covered. Two-Rock troubleshoots by phone or email first to avoid unnecessary shipping.