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About Bad Cat Amps

Bad Cat Amps were originally founded by amp engineer and designer James Heidrich. He saw a space in the market in 1999 that screamed out for a high quality boutique amp range with an eye on individuality and superior sound, and so Bad Cat Amps were born.

Bad Cat Amps draw on James' extensive experience to deliver a fantastic tonal experience, with every single component carefully chosen to the finest details, giving you unparalleled tone paired with rugged construction. From the Hot Cat and the Lynx to the Black Cat, there are plenty of options available, including their excellent Cub Series. If you are after some new gear then these hand built options from Bad Cat Amps are a top choice!

Bad Cat Amps are experts at producing tube amplifiers for the guitarist who wants incredible tone. Used by diverse artists such as Keith Urban Jamie Cook from Arctic Monkeys and Paul Sidoti from Taylor Swift's band, Bad Cat Amps have successfully created a stunning selection of tube amplifiers that provide fantastic classic tone as well as full versatility for modern styles.

Impressive hand wiring combined with modern materials, contemporary engineering and sturdy housing result in a high quality build suited to the studio and the stage. From the Hot Cat and the Lynx to the Black Cat, there are plenty of options available, including their excellent Cub Series. If you are after some new gear then these hand built options from Bad Cat Amps are a top choice!

Why Should I Choose a Bad Cat Amp?

  • Built to an incredibly high standard
  • Options to suit a wide variety of tonal styles
  • Incredibly easy to use and dial in your sound
  • Stunning boutique quality
  • All point to point hand-wiring
  • Unique, powerful, individual sounds

Frequently Asked Questions about Bad Cat Amps

Question: Who started Bad Cat amps?
Bad Cat Amps were started in 1999 by amp engineer and designer James Heidrich.
Question: Who owns Bad Cat Amps?
Owners of Bad Cat Amps include a diverse range of artists including Billie Joe Armstrong, Keith Urban, Mark Ford, and Troy Van Leeuwen.
Question: Where are Bad Cat amps made?
Bad Cat Amps are made at their workshop in Santa Ana, southern California USA.
Question: Are Bad Cat Amps any good?
Yes! Bad Cat Amps are excellent boutique grade tube amplifiers, designed and built in Southern California using top quality materials. The excellent tones they produce make them a top choice for the studio and the stage.
Question: Are Bad Cat Amps point to point?
The Hand-Wired Series from Bad Cat Amps are point to point and wired by hand.