Vox - MSB50-BA Mini Superbeetle Bass Aamp
Artnr: IDS0086127
Tarneaeg: 2-10 tööpäeva.
Teave:
A rock band from Liverpool caused such a world-wide sensation in the 1960s that they had a dramatically transforming effect not only on the music industry but also on lifestyles.
The VOX MINI SUPERBEETLE is a compact-sized revival of the stack amps that they used on their first tour of the United States, and has been acclaimed by numerous guitarists. Thanks to the full-fledged sound generated by Nutube it’s a must for every bass player, and its outstanding look lets the unit also function as cool interior décor.
This MINI SUPERBEETLE BASS is the perfect bass amp for that ‘60s rock sound. Powered by Nutube, it delivers the stunning sound quality that can be attained only by real vacuum tubes.
The speaker cabinet uses a unique bass-reflex structure to obtain the low-end required by a bass amp.
Also new in the bass model is a compressor that’s an important part of shaping your sound, providing good sustain and consistently tight and stable tone.
The four-band EQ, optimized for bass players, allows for a more detailed control of the tone. The new fuzz on this model is tuned to the sound of the ‘60s. This means that no additional equipment is needed to produce the fuzz bass sound of that era.
Specifications Amp Head:
-Controls: VOLUME, BASS, Lo-MID, Hi-MID, TREBLE, COMP switch, FUZZ, GAIN
-Effects: Comp, Fuzz
-Input/Output: Inputjack x1, Speaker jack x1 (3mm [1/4"], unbalanced) Phones/Line jack x 1 (6.3mm [1/4"] stereo phone -jack), Aux In jack x 1 (3.5 mm [1/8”] stereo mini phone jack)
-Vaulve: Nutube 6P1
-Equalizer: Bass = ±10dB@90Hz, Lo-Mid = ±8dB@300Hz, Hi-Mid = ±10dB@700Hz, Treble = ±10dB@3.2kHz
-Output Power: Max 50W RMS@4 ohms, 25W RMS@8 ohms, 12.5 W RMS@16 ohms
Specifications speaker cabinet:
Speaker: 10” VOX Original speaker x 1
Maximum Input: 50 W RMS 4 ohms
Inpedance: 4 ohms
Power: AC adapter (DC19 V)
Current Comsumption: 3.42 A
Dimensions (W x D x H): 323 mm x 180 mm x 596 mm/7" x 7.09" x 23.5"
Weight: 8.7 kg/18 lbs.
