Singletone Amplification Moscow V2

Description

What is Moscow V2?

First of all, it's a guitar amplifier (although it can be used for virtually any instrument). valve 12AX7 (ECC83) powered with high voltage (250Vdc as in a conventional valve), in a discrete configuration A class.

Along with the EQ stage handled by this tube, we added a reverb with a search in the audio similar to that of old blackface equipment. @vztec especially under our specifications.

In addition, it has a boost circuit (up to 20dB) that allows us to take our audio a step forward in terms of volume and gain, in addition to sweetening the highs without dulling the bass. It can be said that with the boost you can achieve that “holy grail” audio of the “Dumble” amplifiers without much problem.

These two options have their level control on the front panel and can be disabled from the footswitch (sold separately, manufactured by @vztec).

The power is configured in Class D and delivers 50W into 8 ohms.

The team has a XLR output balanced. This output has a speaker/cabinet simulator that can be deactivated, in addition to a ground lift that can also be deactivated from the panel.

Due to its design the Moscow can work without any speakers connected and be connected both in 110V as in 220V, which allows you to plug it in without fear anywhere in the world.

The departure of SEND of the Loop-Fx of Moscow has a level of "Pedal", meaning that you can use it to "warm up" the input of another amplifier or you can also use it as an "amp" at the end of your effects chain and then send it to any amplifier or power that you have or prefer.

There is no substitute for the pairing of a magnetic guitar microphone and the first stage of a tube amplifier. and this is something that is being lost in modern "pedalboards". Moscow ahead of an effects chain you can add harmonics and musicality valve the signal chain starting where it matters most: Between your guitar's microphone and the grid of a valve.

Using the Moscow at the end of the pedal chain can create endless and unique tonal possibilities. Works extremely well with pedals. You can add more EQ or Reverb options for more basic amps that don't have it. The Moscow can function as an extra tube gain stage in any amplifier.

It's ideal if you want to go lightweight to a living person, you put him in the backpack or do you carry it in your practice case and you avoid using the rocked and anemic equipment that is usually used as a backup!

Super lightweight, small enough to fit in your guitar case, and with so many possible applications, Moscow is likely to be your new best friend.