ISP Technologies Stealth Power Amp

Description: Slightly used on tour with Foreigner by Bruce Watson. This power amp was stored in Bruce's guitar rack to power a 1x12 speaker on stage. Works great and takes up very little space. Electrical tape was placed over the Input and Outputs that weren't being used. The ISP Technologies Stealth pedalboard power amp is one of the smallest, lightest high-power amplifiers you can get for your guitar rig. It's just 9" x 4" x 2", it packs 180 watts of power with a Class A/B amp design for top-notch tone and saturation performance. Use the Stealth power amp as a high-power engine to drive a single cabinet at incredible volume, or use it in stereo to power two cabinets with 80 watts a piece. When high power and compact design is your solution, turn to the ISP Technologies Stealth power amp.Note: This device is intended to drive a speaker cabinet and should not be placed in front of an amplifier or pedals. ISP Technologies Stealth 180-watt Power Amplifier Features:Compact high-power pedalboard power ampPowers 1 x 8-ohm cabinet with 180 watts, or 2 x 4-ohm cabinets at 80 watts each16-ohm operation approved by manufacturer - delivers around 60% of the power compared to an 8-ohm loadInternal protection against shorts, open circuits, and incorrect impedance loadsInternal output control circuit prevents damaging pops when turning amp on/offClass A/B amplifier provides great-sounding analog saturation and clipping

Price: 350 USD

Location: East Meadow, New York

End Time: 2024-08-07T17:41:31.000Z

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