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MAKE AN APPOINTMENT TO TRY OUT THE JAZZ CLUB AMP IN SEATTLE

Susan Palmer's Guitar Studio on Capitol Hill

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I'm thrilled to showcase ZT's Custom Shop Jazz Club amplifier in my Seattle guitar studio on Capitol Hill. I've been a fan of ZT's Lunchbox Junior Amp for years because of its small size, awesome power, ease of use, and pure sound. The Jazz Club amp takes these features to a whole new level. I know how important it is to play through an amp before purchasing, so I'm making myself available for serious inquires, by appointment only. I can't wait for you to hear ZT's Jazz Club amp!

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    ZT CUSTOM SHOP JAZZ CLUB AMP

    Built in California

    The Jazz Club is a 12” combo with 220 watts of power designed with, and for, jazz guitarists, offering abundant headroom and natural, uncolored sound. Weighing in at about 25 pounds, it makes loading out at the end of the night a breeze. Its elegant, midnight blue finish can glisten in the spotlight or disappear in the shadows – and the tough-as-nails, industrial-grade paint is as roadworthy as it gets.   
       
    The Custom Shop takes our original mission – to make musicians’ lives easier by providing lightweight, compact, high-quality amps with minimal, yet effective, controls – to the next level.   

    ​Every ZT Custom Shop product is built in our lab in Benicia, California. We source components as locally as possible, and every major part is made in the USA.  

    FEATURES  

    • Custom designed ultra-power 12" neodymium speaker  
    • Hand-made plywood/MDF cabinet  
    • Standard finish: industrial-grade lightly textured paint - midnight blue  
    • External Speaker Output (able to drive external and internal speaker simultaneously)  
    • DI Output (XLR - speaker voiced)  
    • EFX Loop  
    • Reverb (spring-type)  
    • Internal Speaker Mute  
    • Switchable 115V/230V for international use