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PRS Guitars MT 15 Mark Tremonti Signature Tube Head
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15/7 Watts (Switchable) | 2 Channels 6L6 | Power Tubes
The MT 15 is a commanding two channel amp with balanced aggression and articulation. Powered by 6L6 tubes, the MT 15 has a large, bold sound, so you can dig in heavy with rhythms but also get singing lead tones out of one amp. Whether recording, practicing, writing, or playing a small room, this amp has everything you need.
The MT 15's design started with heavier players in mind, but in the end, it has a lot to offer players of all genres. Like the PRS Archon amplifier, the MT 15 features five gain stages before the Master for full, lush distortion. The gain channel gets big, chunky tone with massive, tight low end, but it never loses its articulate note definition or great lead tone. The clean channel is bright and chimey, good with chords and fingerstyle playing - whether with a pic or not. The clean channel also features a push/pull boost control that adds a little overdrive for old school crunch. No matter what tone you dial in, the MT 15 stays balanced across the spectrum with a sweet, smooth tone that won't bite your head off.
Additional features include an effects loop and bias adjusters that are accessible from the back panel for ease of servicing. Despite its 15 watts, the MT 15 sounds more like 50, so a half power switch that takes the MT to 7 watts is a welcome addition. Bottom line, the amount of features, the hugeness of the sound, and the raw horsepower of the circuit make the MT 15 an impressive lunchbox hero.
The MT 15 is Mark Tremonti's first signature amplifier.
Specifications
Wattage (Nominal): 15/7 (Switchable)
Channels: 2
FRONT PANEL CONTROLS
Gain Channel: Gain, Master, Treble, Middle, Bass
Clean Channel: Volume, Treble (with pull Boost), Middle, Bass
Global: Presence, Channel Switch Toggle, Standby, Power
BACK PANEL FEATURES
Inlet: Fused Power Inlet (IEC)
Effects Loop: Loop Return, Loop Send
Bias: Fixed Bias, Adjustable (bias jacks accessible from back panel)
TUBES
Power Tubes: 2x 5881
Preamp Tubes: 6x JJ EC83S
MEASUREMENTS
Amp Width: 14"
Amp Depth: 8"
Amp Height: 7.25" (with feet)
Amp Weight: 17.8 lbs
ACCESSORIES
Included Accessories: 1-Button Footswitch (Channel Gain/Clean), Amp Cover
The MT 15 is a commanding two channel amp with balanced aggression and articulation. Powered by 6L6 tubes, the MT 15 has a large, bold sound, so you can dig in heavy with rhythms but also get singing lead tones out of one amp. Whether recording, practicing, writing, or playing a small room, this amp has everything you need.
The MT 15's design started with heavier players in mind, but in the end, it has a lot to offer players of all genres. Like the PRS Archon amplifier, the MT 15 features five gain stages before the Master for full, lush distortion. The gain channel gets big, chunky tone with massive, tight low end, but it never loses its articulate note definition or great lead tone. The clean channel is bright and chimey, good with chords and fingerstyle playing - whether with a pic or not. The clean channel also features a push/pull boost control that adds a little overdrive for old school crunch. No matter what tone you dial in, the MT 15 stays balanced across the spectrum with a sweet, smooth tone that won't bite your head off.
Additional features include an effects loop and bias adjusters that are accessible from the back panel for ease of servicing. Despite its 15 watts, the MT 15 sounds more like 50, so a half power switch that takes the MT to 7 watts is a welcome addition. Bottom line, the amount of features, the hugeness of the sound, and the raw horsepower of the circuit make the MT 15 an impressive lunchbox hero.
The MT 15 is Mark Tremonti's first signature amplifier.
Specifications
Wattage (Nominal): 15/7 (Switchable)
Channels: 2
FRONT PANEL CONTROLS
Gain Channel: Gain, Master, Treble, Middle, Bass
Clean Channel: Volume, Treble (with pull Boost), Middle, Bass
Global: Presence, Channel Switch Toggle, Standby, Power
BACK PANEL FEATURES
Inlet: Fused Power Inlet (IEC)
Effects Loop: Loop Return, Loop Send
Bias: Fixed Bias, Adjustable (bias jacks accessible from back panel)
TUBES
Power Tubes: 2x 5881
Preamp Tubes: 6x JJ EC83S
MEASUREMENTS
Amp Width: 14"
Amp Depth: 8"
Amp Height: 7.25" (with feet)
Amp Weight: 17.8 lbs
ACCESSORIES
Included Accessories: 1-Button Footswitch (Channel Gain/Clean), Amp Cover
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Closest StoreWinnipeg, Manitoba
Posted by Tom G on Jan 21, 2023
This thing is killer.2 of 2 customers found this review helpful
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Closest StoreHamilton, Ontario
Came into the store to trade in a guitar, and decided to browse some amps with my new cash. Having done zero research, I plugged into a few different amps, but when I plugged into the PRS MT15 I knew right away. Im an experienced performing musician in multiple heavier bands, and this thing punches well above its weight. At 15W, it can still keep up with and cut through larger amps. Most venues mic your cabs anyway so the wattage ultimately doesnt matter. But the tone is just unreal. At every show ive played since purchasing it, ive had people come up and ask what amp I use because it sounds so good. This. Thing. F***S!!!!
Posted by Andy on Jul 8, 2022
This amp crushes!4 of 4 customers found this review helpful
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Closest StoreHamilton, Ontario
Just got this amp and it excels on all levels. The clean tones are fantastic, and the lead channel crushes! Also, at only 15W, this amp is LOUD!
Posted by Neal Deas on Apr 20, 2022
Great amp!! So loud!!1 of 1 customers found this review helpful
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Closest StoreMarkham, Ontario
This thing is simply a beast. If you don’t have one you need one. \n\nWay louder than my Mesa RA-100 ever claimed to be!\n\nThe build quality is amazing and sounds great. The clean channel is the best I have heard this far and the dirty channel is absolutely crushing!!
Posted by Lenny on Nov 25, 2021
Traded my Mesa Roadster for this....1 of 1 customers found this review helpful
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Closest StoreWaterloo, Ontario
...and happily so. The Mesa was over 100lbs and this is much more portable. I like the clean tone better on my PRS but I use a Blues Driver for added crunch this amp doesn't deliver and the drive channel is insane. I've used it in gigs and the volume is definitely there. I would have liked reverb, line direct and as I said boost on the clean would help so I use the treble boost. This amp is a keeper
Posted by Mike on Sep 17, 2021
Also works well as a bass practice amp.0 of 0 customers found this review helpful
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Closest StoreBedford, Nova Scotia
Amazing for guitar, but I also play bass. Plug in your favorite 8 ohm bass cabinet and get a nice juicy bass tone, especially on the 15W setting. Can also keep up with a quiet drummer if your cab is efficient enough. I suspect they gave it lots of low end for down-tuned guitars, so it's not surprising how good a bass sounds through it.
Posted by Dan Nolan on Aug 17, 2021
Addition to my previous review1 of 1 customers found this review helpful
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Just a quick update to my original review, the amp sounds A LOT better on the 15W than the 7W setting, more alive and better low end, even when turned down to match the volume at the 7W setting. Not sure why, but it just sounds flatter and lifeless on the 7W setting. Again, adjusting the volume using the effects loop and a volume pedal or ART Headtap helps enormously to tame the output, which starts loud and gets louder very fast when you turn it up. Note: The latest version of the amp uses 5881s for power tubes, not 6L6s as per the description on the LM website, although they are virtually the same tube with a shorter "bottle" and slightly lower power spec.
Posted by Dan Nolan on Mar 25, 2021
Good amp, but a bit overly compressed sounding - sooo portable!0 of 0 customers found this review helpful
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Closest StoreBedford, Nova Scotia
Lots of features at this price (full eq on each channel) and power point (not to mention the weight and form factor) which are all awesome, but...
I would add a resonance control to give it a bit more class-A type response when desired, especially on the clean channel which sounds rather compressed and unresponsive compared to my other tube amps.
The boost on the clean channel could be "boostier". Still needs a boost pedal to get a really pushed sound.
Also needs an overall master gain for both channels. With the master on the high-gain channel just on to even make the amp audible, it's already too loud for after 11pm, and that's on the 7W setting!
This is easily solved on the current model just by putting a volume pedal or attenuator of some sort in the effects loop.
I put in an ART head-tap in the effects loop and now I can make it whisper quiet for late night practice. Huge improvement, because as another reviewer said it's stoopid loud.
I would buy it again or compare it with the EVH model that just came out - almost a dead copy, even has the LEDs! Or the Peavey lunchboxes. Not stocked in most stores, so hard to comparison shop.
I would add a resonance control to give it a bit more class-A type response when desired, especially on the clean channel which sounds rather compressed and unresponsive compared to my other tube amps.
The boost on the clean channel could be "boostier". Still needs a boost pedal to get a really pushed sound.
Also needs an overall master gain for both channels. With the master on the high-gain channel just on to even make the amp audible, it's already too loud for after 11pm, and that's on the 7W setting!
This is easily solved on the current model just by putting a volume pedal or attenuator of some sort in the effects loop.
I put in an ART head-tap in the effects loop and now I can make it whisper quiet for late night practice. Huge improvement, because as another reviewer said it's stoopid loud.
I would buy it again or compare it with the EVH model that just came out - almost a dead copy, even has the LEDs! Or the Peavey lunchboxes. Not stocked in most stores, so hard to comparison shop.
Posted by Dan Nolan on Mar 23, 2021
I'm in love4 of 4 customers found this review helpful
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Closest StoreVancouver, British Columbia
This amp might be small, but it is a beast in tone! I cannot get over how good it sounds on both the clean and the dirty channel. I've literally been playing this thing non-stop - the sound is just awe-inspiring. The only thing I wish is that they added a button to engage the clean boost on the footswitch, but man everything else is phenomenal, especially for the price.
Note: it says 15WT but it is LOUD. Like wall-rattlingly loud.
Note: it says 15WT but it is LOUD. Like wall-rattlingly loud.
Posted by Mike on Apr 27, 2019
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| MT 15 Mark Tremonti Signature Tube Head | 696933 |
One very minor criticism- the panel labelling of the 'standby' switch seems counter-intuitive to me. Toggling up to 'Power on' means the power is on, toggling up to 'standby on' does not mean the standby is on. When the switch is toggled up to where it says 'standby on', the standby isn't 'on'. Toggling down puts it in standby.