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The Blackstar Dept. 10 Amped 2 guitar amp pedal offers 100W of power in a compact format, ideal for traveling musicians and home studios. Thanks to its digital technology with Class D amplifier, it faithfully reproduces the sounds of classic tube amps, while offering a versatile Drive section and an advanced effects processor. Its power reduction system down to 1W allows for suitable use in an apartment or studio, while its USB-C connectivity facilitates multi-channel recording. This pedal is perfect for enhancing sound on stage, during rehearsals, or for studio work.
| Power | 100W |
|---|---|
| Type | Digital with Class D amp |
| Voices | USA, UK, Classic |
| EQ | Bass, Middle, Treble |
| Power Reduction | 100W, 20W, 1W |
| Tube Responses | EL84, EL34, 6L6 |
| DRIVE Settings | Drive, Type (Boost, Drive, Fuzz), Tone, Level |
| MODULATION Settings | Time, Type (CH/FL, Tremolo, Phaser), Depth, Level |
| DELAY Settings | Time, Type (Linear, Analogue, Shimmer), Feedback, Level |
| REVERB Settings | Time, Type (Room, Spring, Plate), Level (more via Architect) |
| Audio via USB | Yes (4 channels) |
| XLR CABRIG Output | Yes |
| Effects Loop | Yes (series or parallel selectable in Architect) |
| MIDI Control | Yes |
| Speaker Outputs | 8 Ohms, 16 Ohms |
| 9V DC Outputs | 2 (maximum combined current 500mA) |
| Voltage | 100V to 240V ~ 50/60Hz |
| Weight | 1.96 kg |
| Dimensions | 288 x 80 x 149 mm |
| Finish | Red |
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