Dane builds amplifiers you can afford to play. Danish since 1962, and still honest about what sits in the cabinet.
The series name says what the technology is; the number says the watts. No customer has to ask what a Core 40 is.
Five all-tube watts for the room you actually play in.
| Series | Tube |
| Output | 5 W |
| Speaker | 10″ |
| Preamp tubes | Dane 12AX7 |
| Power tube | Dane 6V6 |
| Speaker outputs | 8 Ω |
| Controls | 6 |
| Weight | 12 kg |
Per-Ole Larsson imported VOX into Scandinavia. When the Hamburg bookings came in and there was no PA to sell, he built a company that could amplify anything on a stage: vocals, guitar, bass, all of it.
The idea was modular: one 50-watt amplifier per speaker cabinet, stacked until it was loud enough. Systems passed 300 watts at a time when that was close to unthinkable. Dane and its sister brand MAX went out across Denmark, Norway, Germany, England and France, and supplied the sound for the first Roskilde Festival.
Every Dane goes out through a dealer who can plug it in for you. Bring your own guitar.
Amplification. Denmark. Since 1962.