Fuchs Audio Technology produces a number of different amps and FX pedals.  They are based in New Jersey, but their amps are available around the world.  These amps are designed by Andy Fuchs, who has a background in audio electronics manufacturing, a man who knows the value of quality parts and well-designed products.  He uses only the best in his amps, which is one of the many things that set Fuchs products above the others.  The amps use PC board construction instead of being built point to point.  Fuchs believe that PC board amps can produce better sounds and are more consistent than those made point to point.  If you’re looking into purchasing a Fuchs Amp, here is a list of their most popular lines. (more...)

The Fuchs Lucky Seven Boutique Amp is one of those amps that sounds larger than it is.  In fact, this classic rock amp sounds similar to the larger Train 45 or Blackjack 21, plus it is on par with vintage Trainwreck and Marshall amps.  While it certainly provides all the edge you’d need to play rock, it is also capable of putting out some amazingly rich tones.  Unlike some similar amps, the Fuchs Lucky Seven Boutique Amp features many different tone controls, all of which provide extreme flexibility in tone and sound.

The Fuchs Lucky Seven uses two 12AX7 tubes for preamp sound and a 7 watt EL-34 for its fixed bias output.  However, you can also switch over to 6V6 if you’d like to reduce the power to around five watts.  You can use your guitar’s volume control when in preamp mode to go from clean, perfect tones to that great mean rock sound very quickly and easily. (more...)