2017 Homestead BF25 1x10 25w Combo Cowboy Brown

Homestead BF25 1x10 25 Watt Amp: $2,100..will ship from SC
SUPER clean condition having never left the house to gig. I am amp heavy and use Deluxe Reverbs, black and brown face Fenders most of the time. Traded Peter of Homestead this for my 63' Brown Super at my 2017 NY Guitar Show. In near perfect condition. It's a heavy sucker for a 1x10 but an awesome amp. Comes with its own boost pedal too. Want ABB? This is the amp. Warren Haynes?? This is the company

If you know, you know…these amps are incredible, but I am amp heavy right now. Named for Brian Farmer, the BF25 is a compact, versatile workhorse with enormous musical capabilities. Initially designed to take on a tour bus, the BF25 turned into something much more. It is comfortable anywhere from an arena stage to a small club or in your living room. It is an American “root amp.” Think Fullerton tones with a more desirable break up. This workhorse does it all- recording or touring, it is a musician’s favorite. Most recently used by Bob Weir on his western album. This one has their signature Country Western Brown tolex.

Control Panel: ON/OFF switch; pilot light; treble (with pull boost), bass (with pull bass cut), reverb, volume, master-volume knobs; bright switch; high – and low-gain inputs. Combo’s start at $2,850
Specs:
Back Panel: Speaker and mid-boost footswitch jack, and a preamp out.
Uses 6L6 power tubes.
Combo: One (1) 10″ Celestion V-30.
Head Dimensions: 20.25″ l x 9″ w x 16″ h
Combo Dimensions: 18.625″ l x 7.375″ w x 9″ h

The birth of Homestead Amps came in 2014 when Peter McMahon decided it was time for a change. After 15 years of owning and operating Diaz Amplifiers on his own and teaching amplifier building courses, he has truly become a master of his craft. These new products are bold, tasteful, and leave a lasting impression on any musician that plays them.

This meaty 1x10 configuration has 25 watts of pure tone. You would never know this was 10 inch speaker. Sounds and behaves much larger and never seems or sounds “boxy.” It is comfortable anywhere from an arena stage to a small club or in your living room. This a small combo with plenty of power and weight behind it with a boost pedal that comes standard with them. It is an American “root amp.” Think Fullerton tones with a more desirable break up. This workhorse does it all- recording or touring, it is a musician’s favorite. Homestead amps are used most recently used by Bob Weir on his western album. Loyal users include Warren Haynes, Jimmy Herring, Susan Tedeschi, Bobby Kyle, Billy Gibbons and others. Some of Peter’s heads start at $3k with combos over $3,500.

Control Panel: ON/OFF switch; pilot light; treble (with pull boost), bass, reverb, volume, master-volume knobs; bright switch; high – and low-gain inputs. $2,500

Now building for an impressive and constantly growing roster of musicians, including the likes of: Jimmy Herring, Warren Haynes, Jay Jay French, John Prestia, Deren Ney, Dirk Miller, Tyler Anselmo, Adam Gorman, Myles Kennedy, Jorgen Carlsson, and many more. It has been a true pleasure watching these musicians amongst many others rediscover the joy of playing through such touch reactive, hand-crafted amplifiers.

The ultimate goal of Peter’s by launching Homestead is to create highly desirable pieces that are suitable for anyone and everyone. No matter what the customer wants, he should be able to create it – whether it’s for a studio, club, or stadium. Peter warmly welcomes loyal customers to visit the shop in Pennsylvania to see where the magic happens! It’s a genuinely unique experience getting to witness the boutique operation behind Homestead.