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Crate today introduced the FlexWave guitar amplifier line. With the patented FlexWave Evolution 5 preamp producing rich, controllable tone, this new series of affordable guitar amps combines award-winning design with Crate reliability.
{mosimage}“FlexWave is a rugged, roadworthy line of amplification equipment that features the amazing tone of the FlexWave Evolution 5 preamp,” said Paul Meisenzahl, Crate product manager. “We designed the FlexWave line for guitarists who need consistent, superior tone from their stage and practice amps.” The combos and heads feature FlexWave Evolution 5 preamps with Sequential Cascading Gain™ technology and 3-band EQ for precise tone shaping. The 65-watt and larger models include onboard Digital Signal Processing (DSP) effects. Crate’s legendary Channel Tracking feature automatically remembers which DSP effect is assigned to each channel. All FlexWave cabinets, combos and heads are covered in rugged Tolex™ vinyl for ultimate durability. The FlexWave line includes the FW15, a 15 watt combo with an 8-inch speaker; FW15R, a 15-watt combo with a 12-inch speaker and reverb; FW65-112, a 65-watt, 3-channel combo with a 12-inch speaker and DSP effects; FW120-212, a 120-watt, 3-channel combo with two 12-inch speakers and DSP effects; FW120H, a 120-watt, 3-channel head with DSP effects; and the G412A (slanted) and 412B (straight) speaker cabinets with four, 12-inch speakers. Manufacturer’s suggested retail prices are as follows: FW15 – $99.99; FW15R – $149.99; FW65-112 – $399.99; FW120-212 – $499.99; FW120H – $399.99; G412A/B – $449.99. About Crate Since its first amplifier, Crate has made innovation the norm and the player its priority. As avid guitar players themselves, Crate engineers build the gear they want to use. Their musician-first philosophy produces rugged, versatile amps appreciated by players of all genres. Nearly 35 years ago, Crate changed the music market with stripped down, ready-for-the-trenches designs. Now, with that same aggressive approach to sound, Crate directs the future of guitar amplification. For more information visit: http://www.crateamps.com
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