Ace Colt Head Amplification

The Colt amp head from Ace Amplification is the boutique and dual channel alternative of the famous Plexi in Studio format. "It offers the sound palette of the '59 series with 4 inputs and the 800 series in 20 Watts format, thanks to a more current French design, making it easy to use. It is manufactured by Fx Amps with the most high-end European components, guaranteeing it an exceptional sound and a robustness throughout. With its 2 channels, it interprets these two series of amps with an extreme loyalty. The Plexi channel is a typical SLP drive that grows more precise to become more incisive. like an 800 on the Boost channel. Each channel has its own volume and gain control on the front panel, to find a balance without having to touch up your amp all the time. Its 20 Watts give it the necessary power that will allow it to play on reasonable stages without problem. Thanks to its integrated attenuator, it rmet to go from 20 Watts to 2 Watts and thus be able to play at home while keeping its grain and maintaining a very nice bass and dynamics. The tubes, EL34, are easy to change or replace by 6L6 (for a more American sound), and this without having to do any calibration thanks to its no-Bias system. Finally, its lunchbox-like format and weight make it easy to transport and its optimized and robust design clearly make it an amp intended to be moved around without worry. Features • 20 Watt Class A tube guitar amp head. • 2 channels: 1959 type Plexiglas and 800 type Boost. • Volume and Gain settings per channel. • Common 3-band equalization: Bass, Mid, Treble. • 20 Watts / 2 Watts attenuator. • Supplied with EL34 lamps and possibility of changing for 6L6. • No-Bias system for changing lamps without recalibration. • 1 entry (and not 4!). • HP outputs: 1x8 Ohms or 1x16 Ohms. • Effects loop. • Footswitch input for external channel change (footswitch not supplied). • Best European custom designed components. • Excellent platform a? pedal. • Dimensions: 37 x 20 x 20 cm. • Weight: 7.5 Kg. • Hand assembled in Greece. "