Wright Amplification 1125E3D 112 Combo

This amp is a 15-watt, point-to-point, narrow panle, Tweed Deluxe. Standby switch instead of Ground switch, and speaker out. Otherwise, the specs are the same. Mine was built in 2004 and comes with a Weber 12A125-O Alnico 12" speaker. This amp if perfect for Blues and Classic Rock. The cabinet is made of finger-jointed pine and overall the amp is well-built using the finest components. These amps are simple, which is part of their magic!

I play Strats and an ES-335. The amp is responsive with both single-coils and humbuckers. Haven't tried P-90's yet, but I image this is a great combination too. This amp is perfect for Blues! I don't use pedals. Don't need them. Need more "grit" turn up and use the volume knob on your guitar. Cleans up nicely as you roll off the highs. In my studio I usually set the volume to 6-7 and tone to 5. For gigs, set the volume to 8-9. The amp is remarkably "clean overdriven". For a thicker distortion I'd recommend a pedal. This amp is also great for small club gigs too. Kenny Blue Ray played it at one of his gigs and he sounded just like early '50s BB King!

The amp has never had any issue whatsoever. It looks to be well-built, using quality components, and properly maintained will last a lifetime.

Haven't had to deal with Mr. Wright directly. I expect he'd handle any issues promptly and with fairness.

I've been playing off and on for 25 years. This is my first Tweed amp and it's definitely a keeper. I also have a BF Super Reverb that is a nice match for the 1125E3D. If this amp were lost/stolen I'd definitely get another one. It's got tone for days and is light and compact. Perfect for the studio and small club gigs. This amp is a easily on par with similar repro's from Victoria and Clark. Perhaps not as well-known, but every bit the quality. If you're looking for a well-build, compact, blues tone machine you really can't go wrong with this amp.