If you’re looking for an amp at the apex of what’s out there for lyrical, virtuosic blues and rock you really should audition one of these
— Guitarist Magazine
 
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633 gets it’s third Gold Award and 10/10 from Guitarist Magazine for the Dragonfly RT

The stunning response and pure Class A tone of 633’s Dragonfly amps easily matches the world’s best boutique offerings, with build quality and low-noise performance that’s hard to beat
— Guitarist Magazine August 2021

633 Engineering's second 10/10 and Guitarist Magazine Gold Award for Drive King

 
Astounding tone; harmonics and controlled dynamic response are arguably the best we’ve heard from this style of amp................It’s simply one of the best heads we’ve ever plugged into
— Guitarist Magazine
 
 

Read the full review here

 
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About 633 Engineering

633 amplifiers are designed and built to the highest no-compromise standards. Classic designs have been refined and new features added to give the player another level of tonal response, touch sensitivity, versatility and reliability.

Using the very best components they are built to last a lifetime. The designs have been tested and refined over many years and have proved themselves time after time on the stage and in the studio.

Cliff Brown

 

 Custom 36 gets Guitarist Magazines' coveted Gear of the Year award

Read the full review here


633 Engineering wins top marks in Guitarist Magazine

Guitarist Magazine gave the Groove King a whopping 9/10 and a Choice Award and the Custom 36 a staggering 10/10 and a Gold Choice Award. 

To find out why check out the comprehensive review in Guitarist Magazine or online at Music Radar:-

Groove King Review

Custom 36 Review


Micky Moody joins the 633 club

Micky at The Albert Hall

Micky at The Albert Hall

British guitar legend Micky Moody (Whitesnake, Snafu, Juicy Lucy, Chris Farlowe) uses his 633 'Custom MM' 45 watt head and 2x12 cabinet.

"My 633 MM Custom is a real beauty. It has power, warmth and scope. In fact, it has everything!"


Kirk Fletcher and 633 Engineering

On his 2015 tour blues guitarist Kirk Fletcher used the Groove King and Classic 45.  For the 2016 tour we built him a combo to his own spec. The 'Tweed Bluesman' is a 40 watt 2x12 combo based on the classic late '50's 5F6A Fender Bassman with a hefty dose of 633 Engineering to beef up the reliability, get the noise floor to an absolute minimum and add more tonal flexibility.  This now resides  with Kirk at his home in Switzerland.   For his performance at the 2017 Bristol Jazz & Blues festival Kirk used the Jazz & Blues combo.  There is a glowing review of this amp from Guitarist Magazine where it scored a massive 9/10 and Choice award.

2018 saw Kirk return to the UK to record his acclaimed album ‘Hold On’. Only one amp was used on the entire recording - 633 engineering 1x12 combo, which was based on a mid 50’s Fender tweed Pro Amp. Kirk also used this amp for his show at the 2019 Bristol Jazz & Blues festival and his London show at The borderline.

Kirk has been a member of Charlie Musselwhite's band, spent four years in the Fabulous Thunderbirds and more recently played alongside Joe Bonamassa on his 'Three Kings' tour.  

Find out more about Kirk at his website here

"There is no doubt about it – Fletcher is a “monster guitarist” – a huge talent capable of scaling the heights of blues stardom"

                           - Blues In Britain Magazine

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Kirk and his 'Tweed Bluesman' sound-checking for the gig with Mike Landau in Basel


Sound on Sound magazine reviewed the Onyx Plus

633 Engineering’s Onyx+ is one of the finest amplifiers that I’ve had the pleasure of playing through.........fabulously responsive........wonderful sound
— Sound on Sound magazine review Oct 2015

Read the full review here

 


Stuart Dixon

633 Engineering Artist Stuart Dixon is currently playing with soul and blues legend Geno Washington. Check out this video of Stuart talking about and playing his Custom 44.   

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Stuart talks about his 633 Engineering Custom 44