burningyen
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Indeed. Since Lance says it borrows some features from the RR1 I guess there might be two 100W solid state power amps working.It would have been nice to have given some specs for the tech heads, namely wattage :ugeek
Scott
It does not have a fan. We have rigged it to not require one.
Dead quiet.
Guys,
Sorry...
Here is more info.
The amp is stereo (of course)
Works at 16, 8 or 4ohms.
Produces around 75 watts per channel at 4ohms.. Not at typcial solid state amp... the thing sounds like a tube amp and is LOUD at 4ohms with 2 cabs.
Think pair of 1968 50 watt Marshall loud.
I A/B'd with a very loud vintage 50 watt amp and each side keeps up well.
Plenty of clean headroom.
Being solid state you don't have to use both sides, or even load both sides.
It will drive up to 4 16ohm 4-12 cabs per side (my favorite)..
The controls will of course be labeled for the ones we sell
We are still working out the retail price but will announce that at NAMM and post here.
We will indeed have my personal AXEFX2 in the rack at the Retro Channel booth at NAMM.
I am using and loving the AXE2 and having a blast programming.
I could live in the Wreck program I set up but am having fun with the AC30 stuff as well as the Dumbles.
LOVE THE TAPE ECHO...