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HH MA100 Mixer Amplifier (Vintage 1978) The MA100 amplifier was originally designed and intended for use as a small band public address amplifier. Many groups used them for this purpose throughout the seventies. However, the amp soon found favour with keyboard players looking for a compact solution to amplifying multiple keyboards. Nowadays they are used successfully for amplifying acoustic instruments, and electric guitars. The front pane...

l features five individual channels each having one high impedance and one low impedance input jack sockets, with individual volume, bass, and treble rotary controls, and a reverb selector switch. To the right of the front panel are the master volume, presence, and reverb controls. Panel glows green for a cool vintage stage look. The rear panel features a 240V IEC mains input socket, mains fuse, two output jacks wired in parallel rated at 100 watts into 4 ohms, then Echo send and return sockets (FX loop), Aux input, Slave output, and Reverb footswitch jack (footswitch not provided)

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