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CRATE CPB150 POWER BLOCK: 150W Amplifier: ***SOLD***


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[b]SOLD: CRATE CPB150 POWER BLOCK: 150W Stereo/Mono Guitar Amplifier: £95 posted to within UK (£85 collected from SE London)[/b]

Really nice example of this amp, in excellent condition. Complete with original box, User Manual, carrying case and power lead.
Great little back-up amp. The secret of using with bass guitar is not to use the pre-amp, which is designed for guitar and set to distort at quite low levels, so that if you want a clean tone you can't have much volume. Thanks to the flexible routing options, though, it's dead easy to bypass the pre-amp, and feed a line from your SansAmp or whatever straight into the power amp section, which works a treat.

- headphone out
- 3 band eq
- mono/stereo power amp input / fx loop
- DI out on XLR
- cd/mp3 input

Cute as a kitten and with a very cool blue light. How could you resist?

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[b]Specs:[/b]
CRATE CPB150 POWER BLOCK: 150W Stereo Guitar Amplifier
Output: Mono: 150W RMS @8 ohms
Stereo: 75W RMS per side @4 ohms
Tone Controls: Low 20db range @ 110 Hz
Mid 15db range @ 1kHz
High 20db range @ 10kHz
Dimensions: H 3.2 ins
W 10 ins
D 5.6 ins
Weight: 4.6 lbs

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  • 4 weeks later...

You can bypass the "speaker emulation" circuit with a stereo jack to twin phono adaptor and single phono to twin phono lead like this:



You may have to experiment to make sure you've plugged the mono plug into the right socket (you have a 50-50 chance of being right first time).

Great little amp, mine acts as a monitor amp for the PA (just using the power amp part).

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