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he VOX MV50 series represents an innovative way of guitar amplification. These little powerhouses weigh just half a kilo and still deliver full 50 watts of Nutube power that can compete with any full tube amp. Equipped with the Nutube, a novel vacuum tube, and a fully analogue preamplifier circuit, the MV amplifiers get the full dynamic sound of the guitar and amplify it, as you would expect from the popular classics.
- Only 540 grams (1.1 lbs.)! An ultra-compact head amp that you can easily carry in one hand.
- In spite of its size, monster-class sound power with 50W output.
- The preamp features Nutube, the new vacuum tube that utilizes vacuum fluorescent display technology.
- Analog circuitry based on a pure design philosophy.
- EQ switch provides sound that's the perfect match for the size of the cabinet being used.
- Speaker emulated line/headphone output jack mimics the know-how of a recording engineer.
- Retro-chic design with mirror-finish front & VU meter.
- An excellent match for the BC108 or BC112 from VOX’s Black Cabinet Series.
- Technology: Hybrid
- Power: 50 W
- Channels: 1
- EQ: 1x Tone
- Pre Amp Valves: Nutube 6P1
- Impedance: 4/8 ohms
- Dimensions (WxHxD): 13,5 x 7,5 x 10,0 cm
- Weight: 0,54 kg
- Country of Origin: Vietnam
| Featuring a 30 Watt output section the Dual Terror head is the most powerful in the Terror range, offering more clean headroom and volume than the Tiny Terror with the added flexibility of a second channel. The ʽTiny Terror Channelʼ is lifted straight from the original 15 Watt version, retaining the signature tones that made the Tiny Terror such a hit. However, with double the power on offer, it packs an even fiercer punch.
The additional ʽFatʼ channel provides extra girth with its more rounded, slightly gainier character, perfect for leads or for balancing between two different guitars on stage. The Dual Terror switches from 30 to 15 to 7 watts, making it a perfect portable amp head for both for studio and stage. | Building on the overwhelming success of our acclaimed Dark Terror and Dual Dark amps, weʼve distilled thousands of customer demands into a pint-sized valve hybrid head – the Micro Dark. The Micro Dark shares the same intuitive Shape control combined with a new 12AX7-driven high gain preamp section which yields screaming dirty tones that make a mockery of its miniature frame. Like its bigger brothers, however, the Micro Darkʼs smoky black chassis and simple layout actually disguises its cunning versatility.
Of course, thereʼs plenty of gain on tap to satisfy even the most discerning devotee of distortion, but this little beast is by no means just a one-trick Metal monster! Beneath the menacing exterior youʼll find a rich and diverse pallette of classy and confident tones. From squeaky clean to brash and mean – whatever your style – youʼre gonna love this thing.
Other features include a transparent fully buffered effects loop and a headphone output with our popular CabSim circuitry. With the optional PPC108 cabinet, the Micro is an ideal practice rig… Plug into something a little larger, though, and you might find your new secret weapon in the studio! |
Marshall 1987X-01 50W Guitar Amplifier
Though the 50 Watt 1987X shares the same front and rear panel features as its big brother, the 1959 SLP, it does have its own distinct personality. Sweet warm singing sounds are packed into every nook and cranny of this great tone machine. As is the case with the 1959SLP, the 1987X has fittings and hardware as true to the originals as humanly possible, thus ensuring that authentic Marshall 'Vintage' look.
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Mix the two channels together by connecting a short, screened patch lead between the second input of Channel 1 and the first input of Channel 2. If you then plug your guitar into the first input of Channel 1, you can mix the different tonal characters of each channel for greater flexibility.
The Series Effects Loop features a true bypass switch that takes the loop completely out of the circuit, thus ensuring the original tone isn't compromised. The Level Switch allows you match the loop to either stompboxes or rack units.
- Output: 50 Watts
- Pre-amp Tubes: 3 x ECC83
- Power Amp Tubes: 2 x EL34
- EQ: 3-Band
- Presence Control
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Marshall 2203-01 100W Guitar Amplifier
The all-valve JCM800 2203 is one of the most highly respected 100 Watt
Marshall heads in the company's long history.Evolving from the legendary
100 Watt 'Plexi' head,it was one of our first amplifiers to feature a Master
Volume(MV) Control.
The very essence of simplicity,the JCM800 2203 is a one channel,all-valve
amp with no reverb or built-in effects.Its foolproof interface,distinctive roar
and larger-than-life 'edge' immediately set the standard by which all other
rock amps were judged and it remained the 'industry benchmark' throughout
the entire 16 years of its production life.Now it's back by popular demand and
as with the 1959SLP and 1987X we've added a Series Effects Loop featuring
a true bypass switch that takes the loop completely out of the circuit,thus
ensuring the original tone isn't compromised in any shape or form.
| The first high gain amp in the Terror series, the Dark Terror is a true master of saturated distortion, making it an ideal match for Hard Rock players looking for signature Orange ʽchugʼ in a portable package. Featuring the same 15/7 Watt output section as the Tiny Terror, plus the addition of our low impedance, valve buffered effects loop, the key to the amp its high gain preamp section and our exclusive Shape control.
The Shape, which first appeared on our Thunderverb Series, takes your sound from scooped, chunky modern rhythm tones in the fully clockwise position, to a more classic voicing (anticlockwise) with boosted mids and smooth highs, and everywhere in-between. This makes the amp much more versatile than its single channel, three knob layout (and black chassis!) might suggest. The preamp features four stages of gain, becoming increasingly aggressive as you turn the Gain control, reaching truly insane levels of drive. Ignore the clean and crunch tones at your peril, though. There are some tasty Blues tones to be had here! |
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