Mick Thomson advertises KnuckleHead® Reverb BLJ4

This advert appeared in Guitar One Magazine in August 2004. 

For those who are interested in tech, I have put the accompanying advert text below. 

"If you want to hear what you're really playing, you need a tube amplifier with definition. That's why Slipknot's Mick Thomson asked us to supply him with our KnuckleHead® Reverb amps and Celestion G12T75-loaded K412 speaker cabinets.

These rigs have massive tight bottom end matched by killer gain. Just as important is the beautiful, clean lead channel with huge headroom¬ something that's so often missed in high-gain modern heads.

What else? Rivera's unrivaled . reliability. And MIDI switching, two separate reverb settings, three channels, plus a switchable parallel effects loop that can do double duty as an overall gain boost or drop.

Choose from two all-tube versions of the KnuckleHead® Reverb for a custom-tailored tone. For an almost over-the-top rippin' gain and fatter bottom end, the 6L6 version is your best friend. Want edgy crunch with super-defined gain and tight bottom end? Get the EL-34 model.

Too much for you? Try the twochannel KnuckleHead® ll-similar high gain, massive bottom end, and our amazing clean channel, but without MIDI, reverb, or power swit

Don't 7 be a knucklehead. Try a KnuckleHead® today!"

(Watch For New Slipknot Album VOL. 3: (THE SUBLIMINAL VERSES) on Roadrunner Records)

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