The Reinhardt The Storm 33 is a Reinhardt amplifier. Close alternatives include the Sunn 100s and the Bludotone Universal Tone. It pairs well with the Greer Mizuki blue and the JHS Pedals JHS AT+.

Reinhardt The Storm 33

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The Reinhardt Storm 33 is a boutique 33-watt Class A all-tube amplifier built by Bob Reinhardt, using high-grade components including Heyboer transformers, Sozo Vintage capacitors, Mallory 150 caps, one-percent tolerance resistors, and Teflon wiring throughout for a low-noise, highly articulate signal path. Mark Knopfler has toured with dual Storm 33 units on multiple recent tours including the Kill to Get Crimson and Get Lucky cycles, drawn to its touch-sensitive, warm, and full tonal character well suited to his clean-to-edge-of-breakup playing style. Reinhardt stopped building amplifiers around 2008, making surviving Storm 33 units increasingly scarce and sought after among players specifically chasing this boutique circuit's character.

  • boutique
  • transformer
  • articulate
  • presence
  • headroom
  • exact tonal character
  • stereo
  • attack

Good for

  • Live
  • Studio

Genres the Reinhardt The Storm 33 is commonly used in

  • Rock
  • Alternative Rock
  • Classic Rock

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Questions people ask

What are good alternatives to the Reinhardt The Storm 33?+

The closest matches in character are the Sunn 100s, the Bludotone Universal Tone, the Blackstar DA100 Doug Aldrich Signature 100W Tube.

What pairs well with the Reinhardt The Storm 33?+

Strong matches from rig and tone-complementarity evidence: Greer Mizuki blue, JHS Pedals JHS AT+, JHS MoonShine Overdrive — Greer Mizuki blue's warm balances out the bright tone.

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