Valeton Guitar Amplifier Head TAR-20G Amp Pedal Platform Studio Desktop with CAB SIM
Brand: VALETON
The Amp of Versatility
Valeton Asphalt TAR-20G is the first expedition that Valeton marches towards the analog guitar amplifier head territory. It has 20 watts of pure solid state rock n' roll power. It sounds and responses like tubes. We've poured millions of hours dialling in for that rich and harmonic tone. From the pristine chime to classic British crunch, to roaring hi-gain, it has all!

Easy to Use
TAR-20G is as straightforward as it can be. The 3-band EQ allows you to dial in any tonal characters: mid-scoop, mid-hump, ultra-bass, super-brittle… the list goes on and on. And there is definitely enough gain for you, from clean boost to edge of break-up, to powerful crunch, then monstrous hi-gain. What this means is that you can basically get any amp's tone with some tweaking, Fender, Marshall, Vox, Orange, HiWatt, Mesa etc.

Bonus Features
TAR-20G comes with a built-in reverb with a very wide range. From small room to grand music hall, it gives all. Besides, there is an FX Loop for you to expand your tonal possibilities. What's more, it also has a headphone jack with built-in cab sim and an AUX IN jack, which would make it a perfect tool for your midnight shred fest. Last but not least, it is so compact that you can snug it right into your pocket.

Specifications:
Power：18V DC center negative(included)
Current Consumption: 1500mA
Dimensions: 180mm(D)×95mm(W)×35mm(H)
Weight：816g
EQ：LOW: 100 Hz, MID: 500Hz, HIGH: 5kHz, ±9dB boost/cut range Max
Output Power：20 watts
Speaker Out: 8/16 Ohms
Pure Analog Preamp Design with Super Wide Tonal Range from the Pristine Chime to Classic British Crunch, to Roaring Hi-Gain
Max. 20W Pure Solid State Output Power sounds and responses like Vacuum Tubes Amp with Rich and Harmonic Tone
AUX IN & Phones jack with Cab Simulator for directly plugging into Audio Interface or PA System
Built-in Reverb with a very Wide Range; FX Loop for Hooking up other Effects
8/16 Ohms Compatible Speaker Output