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Anna Procenko

 

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Post  Posted 13 Oct 2011 7:33 am    
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50 Watt Tube Amp SOLO takes only one rack space (1U) – it is very compact and much lighter than other Tube Amps (weight is about 7 kg), what allows to ease transportation and to use it both for Studio and Stage.

3 footswitchable Sounds – CLEAN, LEAD1 and LEAD2 – give possibility of getting from Classic to Modern Sound. Amp SOLO utilizes 12AX7 Preamp Tubes and 6L6 Power Tubes which can be swapped out with EL34s for a more British Vibe. The Tube buffered Effects Loop is a serial/parallel design with the Effects Mix Control knob.

LINE Output: Mono Output can be routed to a Power Amp or a FX Device via a shielded cable.

RECORD Output: Mono Output to a recording console or a live Mixing Board.

A rotary Impedance allows the use of 4, 8 or 16 Ohm Speaker Cabinets.



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Anna Procenko

 

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Post  Posted 15 Oct 2011 10:08 am    
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Very Happy
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Anna Procenko

 

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Post  Posted 22 Oct 2011 2:51 am    
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Anna Procenko

 

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Post  Posted 30 Oct 2011 2:59 am    
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Cool
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