Powerstage 100 Stereo looks pretty cool

[romanianreaper]

Wondering how this will be but a pretty cool option for those of us that have heard that stereo sound and love it:

 

[Gitfiddler]

Haven't seen Paul in a while

 

[Panhead5]

I have one . Just got it so the jury is out on it . I decided to try one to power my amplifire I bought from Marshallmel. It's compact for sure !!!

 

[Skolphy]

I have one . Just got it so the jury is out on it . I decided to try one to power my amplifire I bought from Marshallmel. It's compact for sure !!!

I'd be interested to hear your take on it. I am using an old Alesis RA100 with the FM9. Really like it but this looks to have a bit more control over the sound.

 

[Panhead5]

There's a lot of control over the sound. I'm just trying to figure how to dial it all in with my thrown together rig . I'm a tube amp dude so truthfully I'll need some time with it. The guy from Nerd Halen uses one and that's where I got the idea from.

 

[7704A]

Does it still have the issue with the bridged output getting shorted by jacks?

 

[timmat]

I wonder if it's enough power to drive two 4x12 cabs like in the demo, but at band volume when in stereo?

 

[7704A]

I wonder if it's enough power to drive two 4x12 cabs like in the demo, but at band volume when in stereo?

Webpage says 100W per channel @4ohms, so I'd guess so? Unless you're asking an impedance question.

 

[7704A]

Does it still have the issue with the bridged output getting shorted by jacks?

From pictures, it looks like they still have the insulating washers on the output, so I'd guess they're still operating the power amp channels in bridge mode... Which makes me worried about plugging two right angle jacks into the outputs, since it looks like they're close enough for the jack shells to short to each other.