Marshall AVT150H Valvestate 2000 4-ch 150 watt head - PreOwned
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Marshall AVT150H Valvestate 2000 4-ch 150 watt head - PreOwned
A Marshall AVT amp emulates the tone, feel and response of their world-renowned, all-valve amplifiers with unerring accuracy - without using valves in the power stage!
This PreOwned amplifier head has Two (2) new power amplifier modules with service performed by an Authorized Marshall Technician.
A Marshall AVT amp emulates the tone, feel and response of their world-renowned, all-valve amplifiers with unerring accuracy - without using valves in the power stage!
This PreOwned amplifier head has Two (2) new power amplifier modules with service performed by an Authorized Marshall Technician.
- Four Marshall channels from acoustic to clean to overdrive
- 16 onboard effects
- The warmth of valves with the convenience of solid-state
- Musical AVT power stage
Marshall AVT150H - Features for Studio & Stage The AVT150H combo boasts more channels and features than any other Valvestate amplifier before. Its four channels are: Acoustic Simulator, Clean, Overdrive 1 and Overdrive 2.
- Acoustic Simulator: As its name suggests, it transforms the sound of a standard electric guitar into that of an acoustic.
- Clean: This incredibly versatile channel will take you from the cleanest clean to a natural, valve-induced crunch and anywhere in between. A Bright Switch enhances high-end cut at low Gain settings.
- Overdrive 1: Takes you from the dynamic raunch of a 1959 Plexi to the larger-than-life crunch of a cranked JCM800. It also has a Scoop Switch which reconfigures the EQ to give you that classic, ride-the-lightning Thrash sound of the '80s.
- Overdrive 2: Goes from the primal angst of a hot-rodded JCM800 to the most extreme gain ever found in a Marshall. The scoop switch on this channel produces the brutal, bone-crushing slam of modern ('Nu') Metal.
