Good spot. I was looking at the rear plate and the style of lettering that Nik uses.

 How can they sell a product and use other manufactures/companies names on a website (like two rock, Van Welden, etc.)? I think its ridiculous that people re-badge Ceriatone amps, why can't they outsource there parts like every other good respectable builder out there?. If you wanted to re-badge and you built your own amp or you had someone else build it for you I would understand that, but if you are trying to sell it as your own I think that's wrong. Guys like Two Rock,Fuchs, etc. are all cloners but,they have all put R&D into there amps with original,new innovations,outsourced parts,even designed tranies. ..........What a shame that people are taking all of Niks ideas and kits and selling them @ 2 x the price when there the same amp that we all have.

I'd just like to say that I've spoken with the builder of the Volt amp, and exchanged several emails with him and also the guy who helped him design it. I have no doubt that these guys are entirely genuine and truly believe in their product, which itself appears to be excellent, though I haven't yet tried it. I've more or less decided not to go the Dumble type route for the time being, but the Volt amp would be a very strong contender if I change my mind. I agree the Doubletone is not as convincing for several reasons, including the ones mentioned here.