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Tiny footprint, huge sound & in Minty fresh condition with everything working as it should, plus it actually DOES fit in to the accessory pocket of my Bass Guitar Gig bag - 140w at 8 ohms / 200w at 4 ohms. Contour switch, aux. In / headphones out and does not need to be connected to a cab to use - so fab for practising, combined Speakon / 1/4" Speaker Jack, Line out with Pre/ Post EQ switch. - 10db switch for active basses + whisper quiet variable speed cooling fan - it's the Tardis of Bass Amps This is the designed AND assembled in the USA version and not assembled in the Far East - if that means anything these days? Apart from being loud enough to use as a main amp for pubs and clubs, especially at 4 ohms - this 'Swiss Army Knife' of Bass Amps has to be the ultimate 'back up' amp Here are the Tech - specs we all love:- -10dB padInput ImpedanceDirect Output ImpedanceAux-In Input ImpedanceEqualizer:BassLo-MidHi-MidTrebleVoicing Filters:ContourNoise: -90 dB reference to 200W/140W, "A" Weighted.Amplifier Protection:Full short circuit, thermal and RF protection.Stable into reactive and mismatch loads.Five second muted warm-up.Cooling:Variable speed SPECS140W @ 8 Ohms,200W @ 4 Ohms.0.6V Rms1.6V Rms1M Ohms500 Ohms100K Ohms+/-10dB @ 60Hz+6dB/-10dB @ 250Hz+6dB/-10dB @ 1KHz+/-14dB @ 7KHz+2dB @ 50Hz/ -10dB @ 500Hz/+3dB @ 7 KHzOwners ManualPart # 160-0630-A2MB 2004 BANDEQAMPAMPDimensions:Height: 2.50" [63.50mm] ( With Rubber Feet)1.75" [44.45mm] ( Without Rubber Feet)Width:7.75" [196.85mm]Depth:8.00" [203.20mm]Weight:Power requirements:MB20010AUX INHEADPHONES12LINEOUT2.00 lbs. [0.91 Kg]U.S.A/Canada 120V/60Hz.240W(full power), 48.6W (average power)Europe 230V/50Hz/60Hz240W(full power), 48.6W(average power)Japan 100V/50Hz240W(full power), 48.6W(average power)DIRECTOUTPREPOST+ Legendary GK EQ section and can go quite loud at 4 ohms, especially through efficient cabs. - check out Norm Stockton demo - ing the Wee Beastie Rehearsed and Gigged with a seven piece band including keys, brass section, guitarist, percussionist plus 'animal' on drums using one of these with two 8 ohm 1 x 10 cabs - so running at 4 ohms and was asked to 'turn down a tad' - but that could have been down to my rubbish playing of course Can post to the UK Mainland - next day Special Delivery fully insured included in the price and payment can be made via PayPal Friends & Famiy, or via Bank Transfer - thanks.

If memory serves it is 150w into 8ohms as a stand alone unit and 250w at 4 ohms when connected to an 8ohm extension Speaker??

Wow!! - good thinking, an absolute classic Bass Rig

Wonderful, beautiful sounding amps Had one from the mid 70's through to the mid 80's - sounded sooooo good through various cabs and never missed a beat (unlike me) In fact if memory serves, I may still have the dedicated beautifully crafted, wood finish footswitch to switch the graphic in and out, up in the attic somewhere - eeeeeek!! What are the dimensions and the weight by the way? - nooooooo get thee behind me o Satan of GAS - type bump

In really excellent, fully operational condition - Made in Italy 801 Combo, complete with brand spanking new Roqsolid dust cover. This is by far the best practise / studio / small acoustic Gig combo I've ever had the pleasure of owning. Allegedly they are also superb as DB reinforcement, however I can't vouch for this being a mere Mortal Tiny footprint at 27cm W x 27cm H x 26.5cm D and weighs just 7.2kg on digital bathroom scales. Here are the specs we all love :- SPEAKER: 1x8" BASS PORT: rear IMPEDANCE: 8 ohms CONTROLS: Level /VPF SPEAKER POWER HANDLING: 200W RMS (AES Standard) AMP OUTPUT POWER: 60W RMS @ 4 ohms / 45W RMS @ 8 ohms FREQUENCY RESPONSE: 60 Hz to 8 kHz WEIGHT: - 7.2Kg AUX IN HEADPHONES OUT XLR Line Out SPEAKER ON/OFF Cash on collection preferred - However, if you are too far away I can post out via Parcelforce 48 - which will cost just over £20 insured - so we could go halves at £285.00 delivered to the UK Mainland. Payment via Bank Transfer or PayPal F&F - thank you

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I had one from the early 70's to the mid 80's - never missed a heartbeat and my fave ever sounding amp type bump!!

Bank Holiday weekend bumpity Would consider an even smaller cab in p/x, but must be 8ohm - ta

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