PRS Mark Tremonti MT100: Tube-driven Power Five Years in the Making

Mark Tremonti would end his tenure with Creed when the group disbanded in 2004, leading him and fellow bandmates Brian Marshall and Scott Phillips to form Alter Bridge. Here, Mark learned to embrace the depth of skill he’d obscured during his songwriting with Creed, leading fans and guitarists of countless styles to learn that he does, in fact, know how to tear up solos with an expert ear for tone crafting. Don’t just take our word for it: Guitar World crowned him “Guitarist of the Year” for three consecutive years, and he earned the fourth-place spot on Total Guitar’s 2011 list of greatest heavy-metal guitarists. He’s certainly got the chops, and his infatuation with the inner workings of sound have led to him amassing an impressive collection of guitars and amplifiers (and pinball machines), which may explain why he’s spent the past five years perfecting his latest signature amp with PRS. Armed with three channels and 100 watts of 12AX7- and 6L6-powered tube tones, the MT100 serves up a versatile sonic array that led us to this doubleheader of a video. Don Carr and Nick Bowcott join forces to tackle the tonal triumvirate of Mark Tremonti’s PRS MT100 tube amp head, interviewing Mark himself along the way to unravel the secrets of this 3-channel behemoth. Check it out!

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