Models
- Champion "800" (1948–1949) - First version of the Champ.
- Champion "600" (1949–1955, 2006–Present) - Replaced the Champion "800", modified/reissued in 2006
- Vibro Champ (1964–1982; 2007–Present) - A Champ with tremolo; reissued in 2007, with hybrid (tube/solid-state) circuit, and utilization of DSP for 16 effects and voicings
- Champ II (1982–1983) - 18 watts/10" speaker.
- Super Champ (1982–1985; 2007–Present) - channel switching and reverb; reissued in 2007, with hybrid (tube/solid-state) circuit, and utilization of DSP for 16 effects and voicings
- Champ 12 (1987–1992) - 12 watts/12" speaker
- Champ 25/25SE (1992–1994) - tube/solid state amp
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