Tone King Imperial MK II 1 x 12” 20-watt Combo - Black MINT

Tone King Imperial MK II 1 x 12” 20-watt Combo - Black MINT

Marsoni

M251S

$794.00

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Tone King Imperial MK II 1 x 12” 20-watt Combo - Black MINTTone King Imperial MKII 1 x 12 20 watt Combo in Black MINT condition, used as an in store demo rig. IMPERIAL MK II. Vintage American tone for modern players Tone King is proud to offer the Imperial MKII. From a spanky blackface style voice to 50s era tweed grit, youll find all of the most iconic American tube tones residing in this 1 x 12, 20 watt combo. And with modern appointments, such as an onboard Ironman II power attenuator, and tube driven

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012