Evolution of the Gjika 10^n Guitar Amp
The Gold Amp - 1988
Revisiting the single-ended design concept
The Gold Amp - 1988
Bob, with the Original Gold "Shawn Lane" amp - a great-sounding, but extremely heavy and bulky amplifier that sacrificed convenience for performance. It was only built for a few years before it became clear that it was impractical for most guitarists...
Enter Gainmaster
Revisiting the single-ended design concept
The Gold Amp - 1988
...while building more user-friendly amps, I developed the Gainmaster, which has been a component of my last several amp designs...
Revisiting the single-ended design concept
Revisiting the single-ended design concept
Revisiting the single-ended design concept
In 2013, a determined customer contacted me and convinced me to recreate one of the Gold amps, which I improved with the Gainmaster and some important circuit modifications.
The Re-Design..
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Revisiting the single-ended design concept
After re-creating the old Powers of Ten amp, I was inspired to revisit the single-ended design and in 2015, I figured out a way to fit it in a standard-sized cabinet, with improved tone and only two knobs - end result is that everyone who experiences it is blown away...
The Ultimate Rig
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Brought my logo into the 21st century, and took the cosmetic metal plates back to the original Powers of Ten gold...mounted the amp in a standard sized "normal" cabinet.. added matching speaker cabs.
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Finished product exceeds all expectations. I have retired all other designs at this point, and the 10^n is now in production.