Used Used PRS Harmonic Generator HG-212 70-Watt 2x12 Combo — Made in USA, c. 1990

Used PRS Harmonic Generator HG-212 70-Watt 2x12 Guitar Combo Amplifier — Made in USA, circa 1990

A rare piece of early Paul Reed Smith amplifier history, this American-made PRS Harmonic Generator HG-212 represents an innovative collaboration between Paul Reed Smith and amplifier designer Eric Pritchard.

Introduced around 1989, the Harmonic Generator series utilized a sophisticated solid-state design intended to reproduce the warmth, harmonic complexity, and dynamic response associated with tube amplification.

This 70-watt, dual-12-inch combo features two independently voiced channels: a Rhythm channel designed for rich, full-bodied clean sounds and a Solo channel offering singing overdrive, sustain, and expressive lead tones.

Additional features include a variable noise gate, onboard reverb, individual channel tone controls, an effects loop, selectable speaker impedance, an equalized direct output, and an auxiliary output for expanded amplifier setups.

Finished in classic black textured covering with a matching grille, this example exhibits cosmetic wear consistent with its age, including light scuffing and wear around the cabinet and control panel.

With its unusual circuit design, limited production history, and connection to the earliest days of PRS amplifier manufacturing, the HG-212 is an intriguing choice for vintage amplifier enthusiasts, collectors, and working guitarists alike.

Specifications

• 70-watt solid-state amplifier
• Dual 12-inch speaker configuration
• Two independent channels: Rhythm and Solo
• Onboard reverb and variable noise gate
• Effects loop
• Equalized direct output
• Auxiliary amplifier output
• Footswitch connection
• 4/8/16-ohm impedance selector
• Black textured cabinet covering
• Made in USA, circa 1990

Condition: Good cosmetic condition with typical vintage wear. LOCAL PICKUP ONLY