How about a Peavey Bravo clone in head format with double the power output, 40 instead of 20 watts? Also would be  nice to have ultra gain channel have its own dedicated Pre/Post knobs instead of pull knobs on the crunch channel.

I know on the surface it may seem ridiculous to suggest cloning a low dollar 80's amp but these are actually  fantastic sounding and prized by many folks. Their biggest downfall is they have just 2 EL84's and only put out  about 15-20 realistic watts so it is somewhat difficult to gig with them effectively. I also think they get  dismissed/overlooked because they happen to be decked out in the butt ugly late 80's Peavey teal and silver color  scheme and come in equally ugly rubberized tolex wedge style cabinet but that in turn helps keep the resale prices  low on them. I do recall however the Bravo winning "best stack in a box" from one of the guitar magazines in the  early 90's.

If anyone is interested here is a pretty good representation of what they sound like although they are much more impressive in person driving a 2x12 or 4x12 cab.

Hi

Thanks for the suggestion

I'll take a look at it but if the value is low, then indeed it's a bit hard for us to sell. Part of the motivation and, also strategy, is to go for the bigger valued ones.

I guess the preamp is solid state on this one?

Thanks!

Nik