Compact aluminum-chassis head version of the Accomplice Jr., a smaller and simplified take on the Accomplice circuit.
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Builds: Amps · Est. 1998
David Allen founded Allen Amplification in 1998, starting with DIY amp kits before adding a full line of hand-wired amps inspired by vintage Fenders. He retired in 2022, and the company is now run by Alan Forinash, Tommy Thompson and Chetan Kamdar, who continue the line and still sell DIY amp kits.
Founder: David Allen
Notable gear
Amps
View all 25 amps →Head version of the Encore, Allen's take on the mid-60s Fender Vibrolux Reverb with 2-knob reverb and bias-modulation tremolo.
Head version of the Chihuahua, Allen's Class A practice-amp circuit loosely based on the black-panel Champ, with added reverb.
Hand-wired 1x12/2x10/1x15 combo version of the Accomplice, a black-panel Deluxe Reverb-inspired circuit with mid control, RAW boost, and all-tube spring reverb.
Head version of the Hot Fudge, Allen's take on the brown-era Fender Princeton (6G2) with a Deep switch and adjustable bias.
Head version of the Classic 57, Allen's take on the tweed-era Fender 5E7 Bandmaster/Super/Pro circuit with a blend switch and adjustable bias.
Hand-wired head version of the Accomplice, a black-panel Deluxe Reverb-inspired circuit with an added mid control, RAW gain boost, and all-tube spring reverb.
1x10/1x12 combo version of the Hot Fudge, Allen's take on the brown-era Fender Princeton (6G2).
1x12 combo version of the Brown Jug, Allen's take on the rare Fender brown Vibrolux with all-tube bias-modulation tremolo.