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Description
The Bogner Alchemist 112 has a 2-channel design. Each channel has its own voice and identity. Beginning clean and fast, featuring an open top-end and tight bottom-end, Channel 1 opens gradually to present simmering blues tones that churn like spirits in a cauldron. Advancing toward saturation, Crunch mode turns up the heat adding the perfect touch of nastiness with added pick response and increased tonal complexity. Channel 2, achieving critical mass, invokes the famous white-hot Bogner gain”creamy, modern and screaming with sustain”offering everything from Brit rock right through to modern metal. Plus, with variable Bright settings, each channel can be customized to match the tone of your guitar and rig.
Featuring a selectable power section, from 40 to 20 watts, the Alchemist 112 amp's sonority quickly transforms to display a very different kind of magic. When switched to 20 watts, the Bogner Alchemist 112 amp undergoes a complete sonic metamorphosis, changing its harmonic complexity and feel to conjure the essence of the legendary Brown sound.
Reverb and Delay, in variable styles and levels, run in parallel, separate from the original signal. The result is a rich, living and breathing, fully realized resonance capable of producing a complete tonal landscape.
Bogner includes a 4-button footswitch with the Alchemist 112 combo tube amp.


Features
One 12" premium Celestion speaker
Channel 1 (gold): Gain, Treble, Mid, Bass, Volume, Crunch mode, variable Bright, Deep switch; Channel 2 (mercury): Gain, Treble, Mid, Bass, Volume, variable Bright, Mid Shift; Shared: in parallel, Reverb Type, Reverb Level, Delay Type, Delay Level, Delay Repeats (Feedback), Tap Tempo
Included four-button footswitch controls Channel Select, Boost, Delay and Reverb
Eye-catching retro-modern fit-and-finish
Reviews
4.17
6 Reviews
0%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend
Reviewed by 6 customers
From an amp techs point of view
submitted14 years ago
byWILLIAM STEPHENS
fromFountain Valley, CA.
I got one of these in my shop last week and in the final analysis it needed 2 12AX7's and some tube socket cleaning. One of the tubes was cracked by the customer so only one tube was actually problematic. I did get to put this amp through it paces however and it screams and is clean as a bell depending on how you set things. It is well constructed and easy to work on no thanks to Line6 who offer no outside support at all. The amp boards are so well identified and marked that needing a schematic is not really necessary as long as you know something about electronics. The only thing I don't necessarily like is that it employs a switch mode power supply which is not real evil in itself but if that thing ever pops, they are difficult to repair. The wide variety of tone settings and sheer power put this amp above most other amps I have had the pleasure to rip apart. Nice amp, now I have to go and get one for myself.
Fantastic Sound for a Great Price
submitted14 years ago
byTom Gipson
fromsaint charles, mo
Amp sounds fantastic. The Celestion speakers give it that warm, deep tone. I have no idea why anyone would dare call it muddy. Very clear with lots of tone options. The clean tones out of this thing are crystal clear and the delay and reverb sound incredible. The gain on this thing is fantastic too. Lots of tone options here as well. You can get a crunchy/bluesy rock tone or crank the gain for a unique metal sound. Very portable, solid construction, and I love how the amp castors just pop in and out.
Nice features, but sound leaves a lot to be desired
submitted14 years ago
byjuan malone
fromLas Vegas,NV
I bought this amp at GC for $500 bucks! Heckuva price! Bogner has good reputation. But the amp has a muddy sound, which some people have described as having a blanket over it. it will sound good in the store, but get it home after a week and you will see what I mean. I have right now side by side in my bedroom the Bogner Alchemist and the Blackstar Club 40. The Blackstar has more clarity, and less buttons to fool with. Bottom line......Bogner.........a good amp, but put your money elsewhere.
Fantastic!!!
submitted15 years ago
byJohn
fromLive in Dallas
This amp is fantastic!!! I own it and I love it. Distorted to clean it sounds incredible.
Excellent sounding, not too well built.
submitted16 years ago
byDanny B
fromFort Wayne, IN
First off, for the price this amp's sounds can't be beat. I wanted something that could do jazz to metal, and I got it. I play with a Jackson Soloist, and the cleans are creepy sounding (in a good way) and the distortion is brutal. My brother who plays with an AM. Strat says he loves the bluesy tone more than on his Fender Deluxe Reissue. However, I've been through two of these amps in five months. The first time the pre-amp came loose and the footswitch stopped working. Now, the channels switch randomly and quickly without touching the amp and make a loud buzzing sound when doing this. When looking inside, the tubes were loose, after fixing this the problem still happened. If the next one I get replacing this has an issue, I'm done with the Alchemist...
One of the best sounds amps ever
submitted17 years ago
byGeorge
fromLos Angeles, CA
This amp is just incredible...easily one of the best I have ever heard. Lets begin with the fact that when I plugged in, the tone was immediately so impressive. I didn't have to do a lot of tweaking right away to find a "sound." But, eventually I wanted to. So, I dialed in what sounded like at least 5 different dirty amps. Then, I worked on the clean channel, which blew me away. Delays are top notch. The amp is bass heavy, so I roll off the bass quite a bit. The reverb and delays give you a lot of options. It looks cool and sounds superb. Easily one of the best amps out there.
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