Quilter Tone Block 202 AND Quilter Blockdock HD12

Insanely light and capable 200 watt amp head, with a matching cabinet to compliment. Pasting details on the ToneBlock ($719 new) and the Blockdock (discontinued, $650 new) below.

Included but not pictured are the necessary power cords and connecting speaker out cable as well as a dust cover for the cabinet.

Per Quilter:

A tube head that delivers 200 watts weighs 50–70 lbs, costs $2,000+, and needs a tech on speed dial. The Tone Block 202 does the same job at 3.29 pounds for $719 — and it fits in a gig bag. No tubes to replace. No bias adjustments. No warm-up time. Just plug in and play.

Three voices cover everything: FRFR for modelers and cab sims, FullQ for the natural warmth and dynamics of a real guitar speaker, and Vintage for that classic Fender-style tone stack with chime and bass for days. Add a built-in reverb (post FX loop — the way it should be), cab simulation, an XLR direct out for the PA, and a headphone jack for silent practice — and you've got the most versatile amp head ever built at any weight class. The Limiter control is the secret weapon — it cushions signal peaks to prevent harsh breakup while preserving sustain, letting you ride the edge of overdrive without falling over it. Pair it with the effects loop (post-overdrive, like a studio chain) and you get delay cascading cleanly over distortion instead of turning into mush. This is how professionals build tone.

Universal voltage means it runs on any power grid on the planet. The XLR Direct Out gives your sound engineer a mic-level feed that uses your speaker as part of the tone-shaping — no mic stand, no bleed, no drama. And when you need to practice at 2 AM, flip the SIG OUT to headphone mode and the house stays quiet.

BLOCKDOCK

300 watts power handling

19.5 Pounds (8.84 kG)

Celestion BN12-300s driver

8 Ohms

H 16 inches (40.64 cm) x W 18.25 inches (47 cm) x D 10.75 inches (27.3 cm)

Aluminum retention plate

Durable ballistic nylon cover