Harmony Partners With Reverb To Release A Limited Run Of Reissued Harmony 8418 Amps

The Official Harmony Reverb Shop Offers First-Ever Chance to Buy an Authentic Reissued 8418 Amp from the Iconic Brand

Chicago, IL & Kalamazoo, MI (12 November 2019) – Reverb, a leading website and mobile app for buying and selling new, used, and vintage musical instruments, has partnered with iconic American instrument maker, Harmony, to exclusively release the highly anticipated Harmony 8418 Reissue Tube Combo Amplifier. From today, musicians and collectors have the unique opportunity to buy one of only 150 authentic 8418 reissue amps, available now via The Official Harmony Reverb Store. 

The Harmony 8418 Reissue Tube Combo Amplifier boasts the same classic looks, circuitry and hand-wired construction as the much beloved original 8418. All components are of the highest quality – from capacitors to the made-in-USA output transformer – and have been sourced by the Harmony team to faithfully recreate the experience and tone of the original amplifier.

Meng Kuok, CEO of BandLab Technologies said, “In speaking with Harmony artists and fans, we found a huge amount of love for the 8418’s compact and versatile design that feels right at home whether it’s in the living room or a small studio. We’re so proud of what this limited reissue brings to the table, tone-wise. The 6V6 vacuum tubes were picked to recreate the unmistakably sweet and warm tones of the ‘50s, while the made-in-Italy 6″ Jensen Alnico speaker offers a full and responsive sound perfect for vintage blues, jazz or rock.” 

“I have loved seeing how BandLab Technologies has begun reviving the great American brand of Harmony. We are honored to be partnering to exclusively release Harmony’s first ever reissued amplifier. This 8418 amplifier is a piece of that history brought back to life – it’s a mean little thing and loads of fun to play!” said Jim Tuerk, Director of Business Development at Reverb. 

Visit The Official Harmony Reverb Shop to purchase one of these limited edition amps, or head to harmony.co for more information.  Buyers can request that the amps be delivered to any location within continental U.S.  

Watch the video of Andy Martin demonstrating the 8418 Reissue Amplifier, paired with a Harmony Jupiter and Harmony Rebel.

Technical specs

• Technology: Point to point hand-wired and assembled in Singapore 
• Channels: 2 input channels
• Power tube: 6V6
• Rectifier tube: 5Y3GT
• Preamp tube: 6SJ7
• Output wattage: 5W
• Inputs: 2 x 1/4″ jack instrument input
• Controls: Volume
• Speaker configuration: 6″ Jensen Alnico Driver, P6V, 4Ω
• Materials: Plywood construction, Tolex wrapping
• Dimensions: 12” x 15” x 8.7” / 305 x 380 x 220 mm
• Weight: 13.9lbs / 6.3kg

ABOUT HARMONY

Established in 1892, Harmony is warmly remembered by many musicians for starting their lifelong journey into music and for being a well-loved part of a musician’s story from one generation to the next.

Originally a maker of archtop and flat top guitars, ukuleles, banjos and violins, the brand officially entered a new era in 2018 when it was reintroduced to the world. Today, Harmony carries a refreshed lineup of electric guitars, amplifiers and accessories that are inspired by the past, designed for the present and crafted to last into the future. Harmony guitars are built from the iconic 225 Parsons St factory in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Harmony is part of BandLab Technologies, a collective of music focused brands, headquartered in Singapore. 

ABOUT REVERB 

Reverb is a leading online marketplace dedicated to buying and selling new, used, and vintage musical instruments. Since launching in 2013, Reverb has grown into a vibrant community of buyers and sellers all over the world. By focusing on inspiring content, price transparency, musician-focused, eCommerce tools, a music-savvy customer service team, and more, Reverb has created an online destination where the global music community can connect over the perfect piece of music gear. A portion of each sale on Reverb goes to Reverb Gives, which provides youth music programs all over the world with the instruments they need to make music. Reverb is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Etsy (NASDAQ: ETSY).