The Mini II is one of Bad Cat Amps’ most popular products.  This tiny little amp may only put out five watts of power, but don’t let that fool you this bad boy really roars.  It’s the perfect amp for anyone who needs a low-volume amp in their studio for recording.  It’s not going to do very well in large venues, of course, but for home play and recording, the Bad Cat Mini II is perfect.  It’s a Class A amp that is point to point wired and all tube powered. (more...)

The Bad Cat Classic Cat boutique amp is one of those great yet simple amps that truly brings out the sound of your guitar.  It’s a 20-watt amp that features one volume control, one tone control, and one Celestion Vintage 30 twelve inch speaker, and it’s classified as a Class A amp.  This speaker has been custom made to specs created by Bad Cat’s top amp designers, so you know it will deliver.  A dual 6V6 and an Accutronics reverb tank round out the main stats on this great boutique amp. (more...)

Bad Cat produces a amazing collection of Class A Amplifiers, which are as good as any boutique amp built today. Mark Sampson, the original founder of Matchless amps which became popular in the 90s, is the original designer of Bad Cat Amps. The tone and character of these amps has led to their widespread popularity.Here is a list of the Bad Cat Product Line. (more...)

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Here's a nice little of vid of Aerosmith's Brad Whitford playing the Bad Cat Hot Cat 30R. Some call this little 30 watt bad boy the "baddest" member of the Bad Cat Arsenal, and just from this rough demo you can get a pretty good sense of why. (more...)