Transistor Amplifier Head, 300 Watts at 4 ohms.

EQ 5-band EQ presets (bright and deep) compressor and effect "sub-harmonics.
Jack 2 inputs (active and passive), DI output (XLR) output line (Jack), effects loop (Jack), Jack and 2 outputs for speakers.

Gain control input (with Vu meter needle) and separate output volume.

UTILIZATION

The use is obvious, no need for a manual.

Readily obtained a good sound without problem.

SOUNDS

I think it's pretty versatile, the sound is clear and soft, lightly colored but not too ... I think it sounds great.
The EQ is effective, the compressor a bit less (only one knob and it is unclear what it acts ... probably the treshold?), When in fact the "sub-harmonics" it is useless.

I use it with two cabinets Ashdown MAG range: a 4 * 10 "and 15". Each is 8-ohm, it is both a balanced and in 4 ohm, so it nikel.

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for a little over 6 months.

Before that I tried heads Hartke, Ampeg and low-end combos.
I think it sounds better than the Hartke I had the opportunity to try, compared to Ampeg, it's less colorful but more versatile I guess.

+ I like the particularity: the bran, the meter (practice)

the -: EQ presets and "sub harmonics" unnecessary compressor not terrible (at the same time it's not why I bought it).

Value for money: excellent!

With experience, this budget I would do this choice, yes, a thousand times yes.