Royale Vocal Amp 90

A rare Japanese all-valve public address amplifier from the golden era of analogue audio. Produced during the late 1960s to early 1970s, the Royale Vocal Amp 90 is believed to have been manufactured by Miyuki Industries, the company behind the highly regarded Elk amplifiers, with the Royale name used for certain export markets.

Originally designed as a six-channel vocal and PA amplifier, the Vocal Amp 90 has become a sought-after platform among collectors and musicians for its warm valve character, generous headroom and distinctive vintage aesthetic. Whether restored as a studio centrepiece or paired with a suitable speaker cabinet for guitar, bass or keys, it offers a unique sound and an unmistakable presence.

This example has been carefully inspected and prepared by Set in Tone, preserving the originality and character that make these Japanese valve amplifiers so desirable.

Condition

Excellent vintage condition.

Professionally cleaned, tested and ready for use.

Minor cosmetic wear consistent with age is present and forms part of the amplifier's history and character.

Specifications

Brand
Royale

Model
Vocal Amp 90

Country of Manufacture
Japan

Manufacturer
Believed to have been manufactured by Miyuki Industries (Elk) for export under the Royale brand.

Amplifier Type
All-Valve Public Address (PA) Amplifier

Power Output
Approximately 90 Watts

Channels
6 Independent Microphone / Instrument Channels

Controls
Individual Volume, Treble and Bass controls per channel, with Master Volume, Presence and Spring Reverb.

Valve Configuration
All-valve circuitry (tube complement varies depending on production run).

Inputs
6 × Microphone / Line Inputs

Outputs
Speaker Output, Footswitch Input

Effects
Built-in Spring Reverb

Finish
Black textured tolex with brushed gold aluminium control panel