If it's the essence of rock n' roll you seek, look no further than the all-tube, 120-Watt satisfaction of the BUGERA 6260. The 6260's two red-hot channels (Clean, Lead) deliver torrential musical power from five matched12AX7 preamp tubes and four matched, squeaky-clean 6L6 power tubes (or, after flipping a switch, you can swap them for four EL34 tubes if you prefer a dirtier British sound).

A classically cool-looking set of "rooster-head" dials gives you complete control over this amp's awesome array of tone options. Just take your pick of the Low Gain or High Gain inputs, then get ready to explore some badass Hard Rock, Metal and Classic Rock territory. There's a simple three-band EQ (Treble, Mid, Bass) and independent Volume and Gain dials for both the Lead and Clean channels. A Crunch button that gives you access to an overdriven middle-ground between the two channels while the Bright button on the Clean channel puts a jangling high-end boost in your sound.

Master Reverb and Presence dials put the finishing touches on the gutsy tones packed in the 6260. There's also an Impedance switch (4, 8 and 16 Ohm), making it compatible with virtually any speaker cabinet. But there's still more—the 6260 includes a tough, metal-clad footswitch giving you full remote access to both channels.

Turn your tone into something timeless—turn on to the BUGERA 6260.

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In a world where the masses are gonzo for light-speed, squeaky-clean digital innovation, leave it to electric guitarists to be hopelessly enraptured by the same technology that gave Franklin "Golden Throat" Roosevelt's fireside chats... whatever timbre they had.

Yes, long after the birth of solid-state circuitry, it seems the magically reactive and mysteriously intuitive personality of valve technology is the only thing all guitarists can agree gives their sound that certain something they wouldn't be caught dead performing without.

BUGERA is the newest entry in the Great Rock Gear Arms Race. By looking at the list of features, it's easy to see that this upstart line of all-valve amp heads and combo amps is the answer to neurotic, tone-crazy guitarists' prayers; the tonal possibilities on these things are simply endless.

After playing a BUGERA 6260 at NAMM 2008, Doug Pinnick of King's X had this to say: "You've gotta check these out. I've been looking for something that's clean-distorted, something that doesn't have that fuzzy, over-saturated crappy tone."

Online forum Harmony Central is packed with comments like:

"Solid construction, big fat gain, and thickness you couldn't pour out of a Heinz 57 bottle!" — Dwr3k

"This amp is amazing. Bottom line is that this is the closest amp I have ever heard to a [amp that shares a name with a big, flat southwestern land form] rec. You will call me crazy, but I will even say this amp sounds better than the [aforementioned amp by some other company]. I feel guilty for not paying more." — punk

"Overall a 'FREAKIN GREAT AMP.'" — Kelley