Grosh Reserve Limited Edition DG-50 Amplifier
This weekend is the Arlington Guitar Show in Dallas Texas and Grosh Guitars have announced that they will be showing their debut foray into the Amplifier market with the Grosh Reserve Limited Edition DG-50 Amplifier, here are the details:

The Grosh DG-50, 50-watt amplifier is based on a 1969 Plexi 50-watt 1987x model amplifier. The Lead Channel (Channel I) is based off of the lead channel of a 1969 Plexi. The Normal Channel (Channel II) is voiced like the lead channel of a 1967 Plexi (it’s not as 'œbassy' as most Plexi’s). Also, there is no bright cap on Volume I, which results in overall smoother tone throughout the volume range. Each channel has High and Low inputs, and inputs can be jumpered to combine channels as well as daisy chain amps, effects and tuners.

Amplifier Feature Specifications

All hand-wired, point-to-point construction
Amphenol power tube sockets, made of Bakelite
Laser-punched steel chassis 1.5mm thick
Speaker Cabinet
Baltic Birch Cabinet
Celestion Heritage Series G12H 30 watt Greenbacks
60-watt Bluesbreaker Style 2×12 Speaker Cabinet
Custom silver face plate with DG logo
SoZo “Mustard” capacitors
Heyboer 50-watt laydown power transformer (recreation of the 1202-118 Drake)
Vintage-style PTP red swirl tag board
Carling toggle switches
Black Levant Tolex, Salt & Pepper Grill Cloth
Carbon film resistors
F&T multisection can cap, dual 50uf at 500V, made in Germany
Precision Electronics Components 2-watt military spec carbon potentiometers; sealed pots with solid 1/4″ shaft and gold plated terminals
DG-50 Plexi-style 50-watt amplifier
Heyboer replica of the Dagnall C1999 8H choke
Heyboer output transformer built to plexi specs (replica of the 784-139)
Winged “C” EL-34 power tubes, matched duet
Solid state rectifier
New Sensor’s reissue of the Tung Sol 12AX7
5A Flame maple faceplate with nitrocellulose lacquer finish

Keep an eye on Grosh Guitars website.