Quilter InterBlock 45

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#Quilter are a company gaining renown for their transistor based amplifiers like the MicroBlock and Tone Block, but the InterBlock 45 is even smaller and fits right on a pedal board or in the front pocket of your gig bag for a great backup.

The company states Pat Quilter's mission is 'to combine a deep love of music, a deep understanding of tube behavior, and his expertise in switchmode design' claiming that it's the latter that enables them to bridge the gap that other companies have failed at doing when trying to create the perfect solid state or digital amplifier.

Now, it's not too clear from their site what this 'switchmode design' is apart from the fact it's often called 'Class D'. However, a quick Google reveals that it's a type of amplifier that can run very efficiently and so have a smaller power draw; give off less heat; and use much smaller transformers.

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