Orange Dual Baby 100 Watt Twin Channel Solid State Guitar Amplifier Head

The Dual Baby 100 is a versatile 100-Watt rackmount amp head with two fully independent channels, giving you clean sparkle, vintage crunch or searing gain at the flick of a switch. Built for the touring guitarist who needs tonal flexibility without the bulk, the Dual Baby delivers huge sound in a rugged steel chassis. With Tight and Tubby switches to fine-tune your low end, it’s easy to dial in clarity or extra fatness depending on your style. Use it live, in the studio, or as part of a modular rig: the Dual Baby 100 is built to go anywhere, and do everything.

Features

  • 100 watt guitar head
  • Class A/B solid state power stage
  • Single-ended Jfet preamp stage
  • Channel A for clean to dirty
  • Channel B for crunch to high gain
  • Foot switchable channels
  • Tubby switch on Channel A
  • Tight switch on Channel B
  • Buffered FX Loop
  • Carry gig bag
  • Rack mountable

Controls

Channel A controls:

  • Gain
  • Volume
  • Presence
  • Bass
  • Middle
  • Treble
  • Tubby switch

Channel B controls:

  • Gain
  • Volume
  • Presence
  • Bass
  • Middle
  • Treble
  • Tight switch

Channel selector switch:

  • Power switch

Output Power

  • 100 Watts RMS | 100W into 8 ohms or 70W into 16 ohms

Unboxed Dimensions (W x H x D):

  • 300 x 80 x 195 mm / 11.81 x 3.15 x 7.68”

Unboxed Weight:

  • 3.59 KG (7.91 lbs)

ConditionBrand New (New)
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Brand
Model
  • Dual Baby 100 2-Channel 100-Watt Guitar Amp Head
Categories
Color Family
  • White
Electronics
  • Solid State
Reverb
  • None
Output Power (Watts)
  • 100

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