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An EL34-based head sold on its own, built from Louis Electric's work with Hubert Sumlin and Keith Richards.

The 80W version of Louis Electric's first-ever model, based on the 5F8-A tweed Twin circuit Danny Gatton used exclusively at larger venues.

Based on the 5E3 tweed Deluxe circuit, with bridgeable Bright/Normal channels and a gain-boost switch.

A single-channel, 6V6/6L6-based combo modeled on Fender's AA1164 Princeton Reverb circuit, with an added middle control.

Louis Electric's first-ever model, based on the 5F8-A tweed Twin circuit Danny Gatton used exclusively at larger venues.

A 40W fixed-bias combo running 4 Eminence speakers at a 2-ohm load, with normal and bright channels and a full tone stack.

An EL34-based combo, winner of a 2004 Guitar Player Editors' Pick, with a single-ended switch for a reduced 20W mode.

A single-12 porthole combo based on Fender's blackface circuit, with onboard reverb and tremolo and a 4k/8k impedance switch.

A true two-channel, 6V6/6L6-based combo built to emulate pre-CBS blackface Fender tone, with onboard reverb and bias-modulated tremolo.