Product Detail
The Traynor AM Standard is a top - notch 150 - watt compact standalone amplifier, perfect for small solo acoustic gigs. It boasts a true stereo design with two studio - monitor - quality 6.5 - inch woofers and two 1 - inch neodymium dome tweeters. This amplifier has two fully discrete input channels and an auxiliary RCA input for CD or MP3 players. Channel one comes with a four - band EQ, a tunable notch filter, and a discrete 24 - bit digital effects processor. Channel two features a two - band EQ, a combi - jack input for XLR microphones or 1/4 - inch instrument sources, and its own independent digital effects bank. Key features include a true stereo 150 - watt design, two 1 - inch neodymium dome tweeters, an XLR/1/4 - inch combi - jack input on channel two, solid plywood cabinet construction, an attractive leatherette finish, two studio - monitor - quality 6.5 - inch woofers, two independent 24 - bit digital stereo effects processors, a compact kick - back cabinet, and an all - metal speaker grille under grille cloth. Technical specifications show it has 150 watts of power at minimum impedance, 160 watts of burst power, specific speaker configurations for low - frequency and high - frequency, multiple inputs and controls, and various other features like line - outs, effects volume controls, and LED indicators. Dimensions are 12 x 19 x 14 inches (30 x 48 x 36 cm) and it weighs 27.5 lbs (12.5 kg).
Using the Traynor AM Standard amplifier is a breeze. First, connect your acoustic guitar or other instruments to either channel one or two. For channel one, use the 1/4 - inch TRS input. On channel two, you can use the combi - jack for either an XLR microphone or a 1/4 - inch instrument. You can also connect a CD or MP3 player to the auxiliary RCA input. Adjust the controls like gain, bass, treble, and mix according to your preference. To add some effects, use the effects processors on each channel. When it comes to the effects footswitch, it's optional and can be used to bypass the internal effects for both channels. As for maintenance, keep the amplifier in a dry and clean place. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or humidity. If the amplifier gets dirty, gently wipe it with a soft, dry cloth. Also, make sure to turn it off when not in use to save power and extend its lifespan.
