RedPlate Amps is one of only a handful of truly custom, hand-wired guitar amplifier manufacturers in the world.
No printed circuit boards, no machine solder joints, only a meticulous attention to detail on each build.
Every RedPlate is crafted by a single builder who cares about craftsmanship from start to finish.
No printed circuit boards, no machine solder joints, only a meticulous attention to detail on each build.
Every RedPlate is crafted by a single builder who cares about craftsmanship from start to finish.
With impeccable lead dress and an irreproachable mindfulness to layout,
we strive to "first get the cleans right" and genuinely build an "amp that sings".
we strive to "first get the cleans right" and genuinely build an "amp that sings".
Review our models, choose the RedPlate that fits your style, and get on the build list today.
Feedback from a new RedPlate Magica player"Quick note to tell you that the Magica work perfectly at the gig this weekend. Never touched the boost once. Actually ended up only using the Clean channel one time because once I discovered how well the Gain 1 channel cleaned up with the guitar volume knob there was never any reason to switch over. Utilized the Gain 2 channel a couple times but basically I lived on the Gain 1 channel all night. Utilized the volume knob on my guitar along with a Bigfoot Engineering "Trouble Booster". This is a passive treble booster that is required to be placed after another pedal that has a buffer. So I place it right after my Shure wireless receiver. It cleans up well too and allows me to have that clean tone with dirt right there if I dig in.
During the night I flipped the switch under the amp to the "d" setting and never looked back. This was what I have been looking for for some years now. It changed the placement of the mid's frequency perfectly for me and my picking technique. I have always had some problems, at higher volumes, with harsh frequencies on the high strings due to the way I strike/pick the high strings during single note lines while playing lead. I never said a word to the rest of the band but they "ALL" noticed and so did a couple guys in the crowd. Could not have been a better night to put this amp through its paces. We were playing in a club right on the town square where the town had a big festival going on. They had four bands that day with the headliner being the country band, Diamond Rio. Once they were done the already packed bar got even more packed and by the time the night was over I was smiling ear to ear at all the compliments I got on my tone. It was addictive!!!" -Brad, Kansas City, Kansas RedPlate in the news . .Thanks to RedPlate Family member, Clive, for sending this RPHD50R review created by The Studio Rats. Fantastic!!
2 RedPlates, 1 show . . .Mike Wallace, our previous current Artist in Spotlight, playing his Magica, and Marc Bonilla (left), playing his BlackLine.
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RedPlates in ActionSteve Ouimette created an awesome demo of the RedPlate TweedyDrive. Check it out!
Rik Emmett used the Magica combo for the guitar and sitar tracks in the video below. Enjoy!
Check out Steve Ouimette's breakdown of Toto's Rosanna using the RedPlate Tweedy Drive 22 watt amp. Steve is using a Les Paul straight into the Tweedy Drive head through a Universal Ox Top. Just an amazing video!
The Band Smith, a great Orange County modern country rock band features Mike Wallace and his RedPlate Magica.
At this time we do not have a shop available for drop by visits. We do have a secure delivery site for any amps that need to be shipped to us, just email for the address.
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NOTICE: RedPlate Amps does not warranty, troubleshoot, or provide information on used amps purchased in any secondary marketplace. Guitar amps are frequently modified by their owners, and as a result, RedPlate Amps cannot provide any information on the condition, number of owners, or specifications of any used amp. We recommend that used buyers act with diligence and caution when making purchases from sources other than the manufacturer. We do provide service on used amps sold in the secondary market at reasonable rates and can, for a fee, restore a used RedPlate Amp to original specifications. For a quote, please email the shop and be as specific as possible with your inquiry.
