The 6L6-powered sibling to the Fandango, delivering the same footswitchable 2-channel layout with a chimier, higher-headroom voice.
Rivera Amplifiers ✓ Verified
Builds: Amps · Est. 1976
Classic Californian builder praised for versatile, powerful high-gain amps favored by touring guitarists seeking reliability and tone sculpting.
Founder: Paul Rivera
Notable players
Mick ThomsonJay GraydonSteve MillerVince GillChet AtkinsJames BurtonAlbert LeeRick NielsenMick MarsRobbie RobertsonDave GrohlJeff 'Skunk' BaxterJim RootVivian CampbellAdam Jones
Notable gear
Amps
View all 30 amps →An ultra-high-gain 120-watt EL-34 head built for tight, chunky low-tuned riffing, with Rivera's patent-pending Foundation control for dialing in low-end gain.
The lower-wattage 6V6 version of the Sedona electric/acoustic hybrid combo, sharing its switchable-tweeter design in a lighter package.
A lower-wattage 55W EL-34 version of the Knucklehead Tre, offered only in the non-reverb configuration.
The reverb-equipped version of the Knucklehead Tre, adding a channel-assignable, footswitchable spring reverb and a 4-function footswitch.
An ultra-limited 25-unit reissue of Jay Graydon's Steely Dan-era signature head, offering smooth high-gain leads and four distinct clean voicings.
The head-only version of the Clubster Royale Recording, a compact dual-channel EL-34/6V6 amp with built-in Mini-Rockrec direct recording.
A fully enclosed isolation speaker cabinet for quiet at-home or backstage recording, with dual mic goosenecks and a rear pressure-relief labyrinth.
Mick Thomson's signature 4x12 straight cabinet loaded with 100W Celestion K100 "SEVEN" speakers, built for tight low end under drop-tuned metal riffs.