Amplifier, Zero-line, Expansion unit - LV-N10

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Amplifier, Zero-line, Expansion unit - LV-N10
Amplifier, Zero-line, Expansion unit - LV-N10

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AMPED 3 is a 100 Watt pedal multi-channel amplifier. It features one of the highest gain circuits that Blackstar has ever developed and with the ability to recall your favourite tones via presets. AMPED 3 is capable of delivering the tone and feel of traditional valve amps. You can use it in the front end of a traditional amp, power a cabinet at 100 Watts or go direct, ensuring you can take your sound with you anywhere.

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