Discontinued Gear
Every product here helped build the foundation for what Quilter is today. Some are collector's items. Some evolved into current models. All carry the DNA of Pat Quilter's 50+ years of analog design.
Old Number One
1967The first "Quilter Sound Thing." Pat built it for a bass player who couldn't afford a name brand amp. It worked for years — and came back as a trade-in.
The Duck
1971The most sound anyone ever got out of 6 transistors. If you've heard "Jungle Love" by Steve Miller Band, you've heard The Duck.
SlantMaster 50
QSC 40th Anniversary50 "hot watts." Celestion Century neo. Only 100 made. Spring reverb. The precursor to Quilter Labs.
Manual →
MicroPro 200 — 12"
Gen 1Celestion Classic Lead 80. 26 lbs. Incredible lead and rhythm tone.
Manual →
Mach 2 Combo 8
Gen 2Ultimate grab-and-go. 19 lbs. Celestion TF0818. Top seller. → Evolved into Mach 3
Manual →
Mach 2 Combo 12HD
Gen 2Celestion BN12-300s neo. 21 lbs. Jazz, blues, hollow body. → Evolved into Mach 3
Manual →
Aviator Gold
Premium combo. Worldwide voltage — including "Night Club Voltage™." → Evolved into Mach 3
Manual →
Steelaire & Steelaire Pro
Legendary200W / 400W peak. Custom 15" neo Eminence. Still sought after on the used market.
Manual →
MicroPro Gen 1 Head
Gen 1True 100W in the lightest head ever. The touring pro's secret weapon.
Manual →Aviator Gold Head
Pop it on top, plug it in, stand back. Worldwide voltage. → Evolved into Mach 3 Head
Manual →
Tone Block 200
OriginalThe amp that proved solid-state could feel like tubes. 200W on your pedalboard. → Evolved into TB201, then TB202
Manual →
Tone Block 201
Five voicings, Tri-Q, Hi-Cut. "Junior" in size, "Senior" in capability. → Evolved into TB202
Manual →
Pro Block 200
Stand-alone Tone Block with built-in reverb and Limiter. Zero to 200W with no change in tone.
Manual →
AJ Ghent 12" Signature
SignatureCustom-voiced for AJ Ghent's NEO BLUES tone. 12" combo built for stage and studio.
Gino Matteo 12" Signature
SignatureCo-designed with Gino for his "force of nature" playing style. Fearless, uncompromising tone.
Travis Toy 12" Signature
SignatureCustom Double-T 12 speaker by Eminence. Laser-engraved tilt-back legs. The steel amp Travis spent a lifetime looking for.
These pedals were designed by Brian Neunaber, whose obsession with reverb algorithms and DSP engineering produced some of the most acclaimed effects pedals ever made. Brian's work lives on in the Quilter Elevate — 14 Neunaber effects blocks in a single unit — and in the Illumine and Wet Reverberator plug-ins still available today. The pedals below are no longer in production, but the technology inside them never stopped evolving.
Iconoclast
Speaker emulator with response visualization, deep editing, EQ, and stereo enhancement.
Manual →
Inspire Tri-Chorus Plus
Stereo chorus with three independent voices. Lush, wide, analog-feeling modulation.
Manual →
Seraphim Shimmer V2
Octave-shifted reverb. Ethereal shimmer that defined the Neunaber sound.
Manual →
Wet Reverb v5
The reverb that started it all. Pure, lush, studio-quality reverb in a pedal.
Manual →
Mach 2 HD Extension
Celestion BN12-300s neo. Deep sealed enclosure. The "Micro-Stack" companion.
Manual →
BlockDock 12HD
HD 12" cabinet for Tone Block and Pro Block heads. Neo speaker, lightweight.
BlockDock 12CB
Classic-back 12" cabinet. Warmer, more open voicing for traditional cab character.
BlockDock 15
15" cabinet for full-range bass and steel guitar. Maximum low-end authority.
Panoptigon Disc Player
SpecialtyModern transport and audio electronics for 1970-era optical disc formats. MIDI control, speed changes, modulation, transposition, reversing, and scratching. Each disc contains up to 60 sound tracks — original Optigan and Orchestron programs plus new proprietary discs.
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