Originally founded in 2014, Trickfish has begun to make some serious inroads into the amplification market over the past few years, and this Bullhead 1K amplifier is the brand’s flagship model. Built-in the USA, with input from renowned designer Mike Pope towards its design, this amp and the supplied 1x12 cabinet claim to offer supreme tonal sculpting, coupled with noiseless performance. As one might expect, gear of this quality isn’t cheap—but it’s not out of reach, either. So what do you get for your outlay?
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