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Designed for guitarists and bassists looking for a portable and powerful amplifier, this 15W stereo electric amp offers remarkable versatility thanks to its MOOER MNRS modeling technology. Ideal for rehearsals, home studio sessions, or small gigs, it integrates 55 amps and 69 effects for a wide range of sounds. Its touch screen facilitates settings, while the rechargeable lithium battery guarantees approximately 5 hours of autonomy, perfect for mobile use. Bluetooth and USB-C connectivity ensures seamless integration with your devices and software, optimizing the daily musical experience.
| Amp Type | For guitar and bass |
|---|---|
| Power | 15W stereo |
| Speakers | 2 x 2 inches |
| Technology | MOOER MNRS non-linear modeling |
| Number of Amps | 55 |
| Number of Effects | 69 |
| Screen | 1.28" touch screen |
| Looper | 60 seconds, synchronizable with drum machine |
| Drum Machine | 60 grooves, 10 metronomes |
| Integrated Tuner | Yes |
| Battery | Rechargeable lithium, approximately 5 hours of autonomy |
| Bluetooth Connectivity | Bluetooth 5.0 |
| Headphone Output | 3.5 mm |
| Line Outputs | 2 jack outputs |
| USB Port | USB-C for high-quality OTG recording |
| Application | iAMP (Android/iOS) for effect and preset editing |
| Footswitch Compatibility | GWF4 wireless footswitch |
| Included Accessories | Carrying strap |
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