Seymour Duncan’s PowerStage 170 is a power amp that fits on your pedalboard
Compact 170-watt unit designed for pedals and modellers
Seymour Duncan is now shipping the PowerStage 170, a 170-watt power amp that’s compact enough to fit on pedalboards.
Designed for use with pedals and modellers, the PowerStage 170 can run into any speaker cab via a four-ohm output.
A three-band EQ means it can be used as a clean channel, too, as well as sculpting the sound of anything running before it.
The PowerStage 170 is available now for £445/$570 - head over to Seymour Duncan for more.
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