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DRUNK BEAVER Trainer TS-100
1970s Solid-State 2x12 100w Combo Preamp
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About the DRUNK BEAVER Trainer TS-100
The Drunk Beaver Trainer TS-100 is Vitalii Bobrov's take on the Traynor TS-100, a 1970s solid-state 2x12 combo, offering a unique texture you can use as a preamp in front of your amp or in the effects loop.
The Trainer TS-100 offers tons of headroom and dynamics as it runs at 15V from a standard 9V supply, using two charge pumps for ~30V amplitude (Vitalii points out that a Klon achieves ~27V).
Trainer TS-100 Controls
Bass, Mid, Treble Part of what makes the TS-100 circuit unique is the EQ section. Each band runs into its own pair of PNP transistors before being combined together. The result is a smooth rather than fuzzy bass distortion and a distinct clipping character.
Master Adjusts the output level
Bright Switch Just like the original amp, the bright switch allows the Trainer TS-100 to really cut through a heavy mix as well as making it more suitable for dark humbuckers.
Gain Adjusts the gain level
Boost The Boost footswitch kicks in an extra dollop of gain, giving a thicker, fuller sound.
Trainer TS-100 Demo
Trainer TS-100 Features
- Preamp pedal based on 1970s solid-state Traynor TS-100
- Dual-footswitch design
- Handmade in Poland
- Bass, Mid, Treble, Master, Bright Switch & Gain controls
- Boost footswitch adds +7dB
- LED brightness trimmer: Internal PCB trimmer allows you to adjust the LED brightness
- Power: 9V centre-negative (not included)
- Current draw: 50mA
- Dimensions: 125B - 122mm x 66mm x 39.5mm
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