Two channels of classic British rock in a 100-watt deluxe wooden head, perfect for players looking for vintage blues and rock tones to hot rodded 80s tones.
Simple in design but big on versatility, the Super Sheriff is 100 watts of classic British rock.

Two channels and two modes
Both channels have two foot-switchable modes. The Vintage channel has a clean and crunch mode based on the classic rock and blues sounds of the 60s. The Hot Rod channel represents the gain sounds of the "hot rod" 80s, both modes have plenty of gain, but mode 2 has more and is suitable for lead sounds.

There are two master volume controls, one for each channel, which can be toggled with your foot. A master volume assignment switch on the back allows the volume controls to be switched to be set globally for all channels or to their original vintage/hot rod channel.

Presence Switch
Located on the front panel, this switch changes the brightness of the presence control. Position two will sound slightly brighter as it reduces negative feedback in the higher frequencies.

Depth Focus
This is much more than a bass equalizer. It works in the power section of the amp and offers either a tighter, more focused bottom end or, conversely, a looser and more resonant one, depending on your needs and tastes. The Sheriff 100 adds further flexibility with a rotary control on the rear panel.

Serial effects loop
For effects fans, a serial effects loop is available. For bypass, it's completely out of the loop.

Simple powerful equalizer
Plenty of potential for shaping your tone, plus a presence control that works in the performance section to adjust the overall sweep just the way you like it.

High and low power mode
100 watts in high power mode and 35 watts in low power mode.

External bias points
No more inside guesswork when changing outlet valves. The Sheriff 100 is fitted with EL34 valves as standard, but can be prewired to use 6L6 valves along with a range of other valves such as: KT66, KT77, 6CA7, 5881 etc.