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Quilter Labs
Description
The Quilter Labs InterBlock 45 delivers up to 45 watts power for your cabinet from an amp the size of a pedal. It's enough power to give your pedals, your modeler, or anything that needs to be heard in a serious gig.

Silent
Find yourself on a stage where cabs are not allowed? Don't sacrifice tone! Plug in your InterBlock 45, and select the Balanced Line Output, then choose FR or cab sim to give your PA the same luscious life and tone that you give your speakers.

Versatile
Available FR or Cab simulated mode to coax the most life out of your instrument and into your DAW.

Extensible
Love your outboard effects pedals and want them warmed up before the recording? Put them in the onboard FX loop and add your sound to your recordings.

Rig Integration
This is the answer when you need to power your modeling rig. Switch from Cab Sim to FR mode for stiff output that gets the most from your modeling speaker sim.

Pedal Power
With up to 45 watts onboard power and an FX loop, the InterBlock 45 integrates perfectly with your pedalboard turning your pedalboard into a go anywhere, do anything, unstoppable force of nature.
Quilter Labs InterBlock 45 45W Guitar Amp Head
Quilter Labs InterBlock 45 45W Guitar Amp Head
Quilter Labs InterBlock 45 45W Guitar Amp Head
Specs
  • Power: 45W @ 4 Ohms; 33W @ 8 Ohms; 17W @ 16 Ohms
  • 24 Volt Power Supply (Included)
  • Aluminum retention plate
  • Durable ballistic nylon cover
  • FX loop
  • Dimensions: 1.75" x 4" x 5"
  • Weight: 2.5 lb.
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5

3 Reviews

100%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend

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Best Uses
  1. Outdoor Events / Games2
  2. Performances2
  3. Amateur Recording1
  4. Home Studio1
Cons
  1. Limited Functions1
Describe Yourself
  1. Experienced1
  2. Professional Musician1
Pros
  1. Easy To Use2
  2. Excellent Sound2
  3. Portable2
  4. Good Power Output1
  5. Warm / Comfy1

Reviewed by 3 customers

  • Great security blanket backup

    5

    submitted6 years ago

    byMy name is Bob and I play guitar

    fromPort Angeles WA

    Sounds good, seemed to drive my Marshall 4X12 at a decent volume. I don't run my amp too hot anyway, opting for a decent stage volume then I mic the amp to boost through the PA to spread it more evenly through the venue, rather than blasting in front of my amp and my volume falling off to the sides. So this amp was sufficient for that volume level. Lots of surprised looks when I showed it to my bandmates. The only issue is that the EQ switch between FullQ and Vintage has virtually no effect on the EQ. Not a deal-breaker, but why put an ineffective switch on the unit? I would not use this as a full-time amp, but having a credible backup that travels to every show under my truck seat definitely makes me worry less about the inevitable Marshall tube amp mid-show breakdown. No problems with this amp for years, but I feared the mid festival amp problem with the only option being to go from my pedalboard direct to the soundboard. The Quilter gives me a professional back-up option.

  • All the amp you need

    5

    submitted6 years ago

    byTyree

    fromMissouri

    I bought this when my 100w tube head developed problems I couldn't fix and I needed an affordable replacement fast. Technology has come a long way in creating these portable amps! I can't believe how small this thing is, but it powers my 4x12 cabinet easily. The signal flow chain map printed right on the chassis makes using the Interblock completely intuitive. I use a lot of pedals and the Interblock accommodates them perfectly. In fact, I think the Interblock sounds warmer, more versatile, and just better all around than my tube head. I'm not even worried about repairing/replacing it now. I had never heard of Quilter before but I plan to check out their more powerful amps in the line further down the road. I will say this: it's weird not having a power switch for this thing and having to physically plug it in and unplug it is not convenient. But it's not like this is a hidden flaw. You can see right in the photos that that's how it set up, so I don't feel cheated or anything. It just turned out to be a little more inconvenient than I thought it would be. But for an amp this good it's worth it.

  • Great little amp

    5

    submitted6 years ago

    byPG

    fromNYC

    Live in studio

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