Blackstar HT Stage 60 MK III 1×12 Tube Guitar Combo Amp Black
$1,099.99
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Get my Guitar found the latest prices on the Blackstar HT Stage 60 MK III 1×12 Tube Guitar Combo Amp Black.
“The HT Venue Stage 60 MK III 1×12 combo is the next generation of Blackstar and ready to inspire your performance in a single gig- and studio-friendly unit. The HT Venue Stage 60 features a stunning style that looks as good as any premium boutique amp with a clean, crisp aesthetic and cornerless covering, combined with classic chickenhead knobs and a paper fret. You’ll also find high-quality mini toggle switches, updated LED colors and an updated metal logo plate. CabRig, Blackstar’s DSP speaker simulation, comes standard with the HT Venue Stage 60 MK III, and allows guitarists to choose between hundreds of cabinets, mic, mic placements and room settings. These can each be saved and stored into three presets and recalled directly from the amplifier. 2 x ECC83 and 2 x EL34 valvesThree footswitchable channelsSix footswitchable voicesBoutique clean channel with expanded tone controlsTwo high-gain overdrive channelsPatented Infinite Shape Feature (ISF)Power Reduction down to 10% of full wattageEffects loop with effects level switchUSB-C for recording and connecting to Architect and CabRig1 x 12″” Celestion speaker2-way footcontroller included | Blackstar HT Stage 60 MK III 1×12 Tube Guitar Combo Amp Black”
Store: Guitar Center
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Blackstar HT Stage 60 MK III 1×12 Tube Guitar Combo Amp Black
$1,099.99
*PRICES MAY DIFFER AT SOURCE WEBSITE*
*MOST STORES OFFER KLARNA – BUY NOW PAY LATER OPTIONS*
Product Description
Deal found on the: website.
Get my Guitar found the latest prices on the Blackstar HT Stage 60 MK III 1×12 Tube Guitar Combo Amp Black.
“The HT Venue Stage 60 MK III 1×12 combo is the next generation of Blackstar and ready to inspire your performance in a single gig- and studio-friendly unit. The HT Venue Stage 60 features a stunning style that looks as good as any premium boutique amp with a clean, crisp aesthetic and cornerless covering, combined with classic chickenhead knobs and a paper fret. You’ll also find high-quality mini toggle switches, updated LED colors and an updated metal logo plate. CabRig, Blackstar’s DSP speaker simulation, comes standard with the HT Venue Stage 60 MK III, and allows guitarists to choose between hundreds of cabinets, mic, mic placements and room settings. These can each be saved and stored into three presets and recalled directly from the amplifier. 2 x ECC83 and 2 x EL34 valvesThree footswitchable channelsSix footswitchable voicesBoutique clean channel with expanded tone controlsTwo high-gain overdrive channelsPatented Infinite Shape Feature (ISF)Power Reduction down to 10% of full wattageEffects loop with effects level switchUSB-C for recording and connecting to Architect and CabRig1 x 12″” Celestion speaker2-way footcontroller included | Blackstar HT Stage 60 MK III 1×12 Tube Guitar Combo Amp Black”
Store: Guitar Center
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