Guitar Center | Suhr Hombre Guitar Amplifier | Demo and Overview with Horace Bray @guitarcenter | Uploaded May 2024 | Updated October 2024, 1 week ago.
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Get your own Suhr Hombre 1x12" Combo from Guitar Center:
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The Hombre is Suhr’s interpretation of a vintage, brown panel-style amp. It comes in a head version that matches right up with an optional 2x12 cabinet loaded with Celestion V-type speakers, or you can choose a 1x12 combo. Under the hood, this 18W, two channel (Normal and Bright) raver features three 12AX7 preamp tubes, two 6V6 power tubes, a 5AR4 rectifier tube and a tube-bias tremolo with on/off footswitch.

“This is a really fun amp to play when it breaks up,” says session guitarist Horace Bray (Dove Cameron, Blu De Tiger). “It makes me feel like I’m an old Texas blues guitarist playing super loud on stage. For clean rhythm parts, I love the Bright channel, because the tone brings some shimmer, which cuts through the band a little bit more. But my favorite part of the Hombre is its tube-bias tremolo. It’s analog, natural and organic, and it never gets choppy. The tremolo always feels like it’s complementing my playing, rather than fighting it.”

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Chapters
00:00 - Intro with Horace Bray
00:54 - Overview and Features of the Suhr Hombre Guitar Amplifier
01:16 - Clean Tones through the Suhr Hombre
02:25 - Clean Tones through the Hombre’s Bright Channel
03:17 - Built-In Tube Biased Tremolo on the Suhr Hombre
04:22 - Pushing the Suhr Hombre to the Edge of Breakup
05:28 - Using the Suhr Hombre as a Pedal Platform
06:46 - Horace’s Thoughts on the Suhr Hombre Amplifier
07:05 - Outro