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This 60W guitar amp head is ideal for guitarists seeking a versatile and precise sound for rehearsals or stage performances. Its single channel with Gain and Volume controls allows for exploration of clean and saturated tones, thanks to the clean/rhythm modes and the lead switch with bright, natural, or dark voicing. The passive 3-band EQ offers precise sound control, while the isolated effects loop ensures optimal integration of your pedals. Compact and lightweight, it's perfect for home studios and frequent travel.
| Power | 60W |
|---|---|
| Number of channels | 1 channel |
| Channel controls | Gain, Volume |
| Modes | Clean, Rhythm, Lead with bright/natural/dark voicing |
| Equalization | Passive 3-band |
| Boost Switch | Yes |
| Speaker output | 8-16 ohms |
| Effects loop | Transformer-isolated |
| Auxiliary input | Mini-jack |
| Headphone output | Mini-jack with emulation |
| Power supply | 24V included |
| Switch | On/Off |
| Power modes | High and Low <1W |
| Dimensions (L x H x D) | 292 x 184 x 163 mm |
| Weight | 3.67 kg |
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