Our hand built amps have been enjoyed by some very notable musicians. We received credit on the Tragically Hip’s “World Container” and “We Are the Same” CD’s and we were honourably mentioned in Billy Gibbons book Rock & Roll Gearhead and in Tone Quest magazine. The HiFi Channel featured Trinity Amps in an episode of HD Guitar Picks hosted by Kim Mitchell. We were the first Canadian distributor of Tone Tubby loudspeakers (used by Gibbons, Clapton, Santana, Trucks and more) and have sold them to musicians like Myles Goodwyn, from April Wine. Our custom built cabinets have been used by Prince and Donna Grantis and we design and use our own custom vintage spec transformers built in the USA.
With supply chain issues behind us, we will start with the high demand, small batch builds. More models, services, and retail components will follow.
I recently had the chance to test out the Retro '64. "It captured the magic and soul of your favorite small amplifier. With built-in Reverb and Tremolo, this compact powerhouse is perfect for recording sessions and small gigs. Its manageable volume and overdrive control offer versatility, while maintaining the warmth and sparkle you expect from a great tube amp—despite its small size."
"I want one!"
Read about how Trinity Amps were used on Ross Neilsen’s CD “Elemental” here.
Retro ’64 (1st Edition Jan. ’25. Reserve via Inquiry form)
$2,235 USD
The Princeton Reverb based Retro ’64 hand-wired amp stands out due to its affordable price, compact size, and iconic Fender tone that ranges from clean, chimey highs to creamy overdrive. With its built-in reverb and tremolo, and comprehensive enhancements and modifications, it's a fantastic amp for players seeking a classic American Fender sound with a small footprint.
Trinity OSD Amp
$2,250 USD
The heritage of the Trinity Amps OSD (Overdrive Special Design) is a Dumble Skyliner concept in a compact format with slightly fewer frills. These amplifiers are synonymous with the rarest finest boutique amplifiers used by Stevie Ray Vaughn, Eric Johnson, Carlos Santana, John Mayer, Robben Ford, Larry Carlton and more.
Trinity Tweed Amp
$1,600 USD
For rock, country or blues players who want a moderately powered amp they can crank up on a small to medium sized gig or in the studio, the Trinity Amps Tweed may be the amp for you. The fat, snappy guitar tones heard on many recordings, from Memphis to Abbey Road, were made using the Tweed.
Trinity Trip Top Amp
$2,100 USD
Based on several years of vintage Ampeg B15 designs, the Trip Top combines the original circuits of both the Ampeg B-15NC (1964) as well as the later B-15NF (1965-67). The B-15-NF channel has the volume control section before the tone stack and in the B-15-NC channel it is after. Maintaining these circuits keeps the same gain structure and biasing found in the original B-15N amp designs, helping to preserve their true heritage.
Trinity Triwatt Amp – Sold Out
$1,675 USD
Based on the classic design originally pioneered by Hiwatt, The Triwatt has a preamp inspired by the early "4 Hole" amps, and by Pink Floyd legend, David Gilmour's "3 Hole" version which had two bright channels inputs and a third linking the two. The Triwatt has that classic Hiwatt sound, reminicient of Pete Townsend and David Gilmour.
Trinity 18 Amp – Sold Out
$1,300 USD
Trinity Amps builds five versions of Marshall 18 watt amps - the sIII, Custom, Plexi MkII ,TMB and Thor. All 18 watt amps incorporate Treble, Midrange, Bass, Gain and Volume. Except for Thor, the second channel has Tone and Volume controls.
Trinity TC15 Amp – Sold Out
$1,450 USD
The new Trinity TC15 faithfully reproduces both Matchless and Vox amp tones. The two channel TC15 is a 15 watt amp with two very different Vox derived channels. One is sweet and one is tough.
Trinity Tramp Amp – Sold Out
$1,200 USD
The Tramp is a brand new design that incorporates extreme, useful flexibility with distinct amp voices and plenty of features. With a simple pull of a switch, you can go from Tweed to 'Tude; another pull switch and you can play Fat or Thin. Using the Volume, Master Volume and Power Level controls along with Bass and Treble, achieves tonal nirvana!
Trinity Triton Amp – Sold Out
$1,000 USD
Just about everybody who’s ever picked up a Strat or Tele is familiar with the tweed Fender Champ—the little practice amp that could, the one famous for being the amp that Clapton used to record “Layla.” Our Triton does not disappoint!
