This feature is labeled as Output Level and is provided for both channels. So if you're into reverb, it's pretty cool. It was also the only Tone King to feature lush, 3 knob reverb, similar to the Fender standalone reverb units. This allows the Metropolitan to literally run anywhere between. However, it was a 40 watt amp that was switchable to 20 watts on both channels. Lastly, this amp features Tone King's Phase-4 circuit which determines the actual power produced by the Metropolitan's power tubes. With just a turn of a knob the Mid-Bite can take the Lead Channel anywhere from sweet "tweed" to "chunky" rock crunch and provides tons of tonal space to sculpt your sound. The Lead Channel features a "Mid-Bite" control that is unique to Tone King Amplifiers. Bartel has put some serious years of circuit design, chassis design and woodworking skills inside this marvelous amplifier. Its immediately obvious when you play through the Tone King Metropolitan, that Mr. The Rhythm Channel on the Tone King Metropolitan lands somewhere between the typical "blackface" and "tweed" preamp tone but with a wider range than either of those classic preamps this allows for a wide variety of tones that can fit into any situation. The Tone King Metropolitan is the latest creation to find its way out of master amp builder, Mark Bartels brain and heart. From start to finish this amp is all Mark and he stands proud, as he should, behind his skills as a top notch master amplifier builder. This most outstanding feature about these amps is that Mark literally builds the Metropolitan Amps himself, one at a time, in his personal shop in Baltimore, MD. Three line outputs optimized for feeding another guitar amplifier or recording console are driven by the preamp tubes. This ultra-compact and gig-ready amplifier provides independent gain and master volume controls, along with a 2-band EQ for maximum flexibility. Bartel has put some serious years of circuit design, chassis design and woodworking skills inside this marvelous amplifier. The 64 Reverb is a 5-watt, 1x8 combo amp featuring tube-driven spring reverb. It's immediately obvious when you play through the Tone King Metropolitan, that Mr. The Tone King Metropolitan is the latest creation to find its way out of master amp builder, Mark Bartel's brain and heart. We’re back with some more Funky Vintage just for you If you like real springs that you can stomp on and kick around, then the Danelectro Spring King is your speed.
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