Hughes&Kettner TubeMeister Deluxe 40 B-Stock

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Amplifier Head for Electric Guitar

All tube
Power: 40 W
3 Channels: Clean, Crunch and Lead
Power Soak: 40/20/5/1/0 W
3 x 12AX7 Preamp tubes
4 x EL84 Power tubes
2 Classic 3-band EQs
TSC Tube Safety Control for constant and automatic monitoring and control of the final power tube bias
Red Box AE Ambience Emulation DI output with the settings Vint. / Mod. and Small / Large to connect the amp directly to the PA or a recording setup
Integrated MIDI IN with phantom power
Serial FX loop
1 Speaker output: 8 - 16 Ohm
Measurements: 44 x 17 x 15 cm
Weight: 8 kg
Incl. bag
Corresponding foot switches: Article Nr 135680#/548114# (not included)

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Available since June 2016

Item number 393022

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Powerrate in W 40 W

Power Amplifier Tubes EL84

Channels 3

Reverb No

Footswitch No

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Boutique sounds at an attractive price

The Tubemeister Deluxe 40 from Hughes & Kettner delivers the uncompromising boutique sounds for which the company's flagship TriAmp Mark 3 is already famous, at a much more affordable price. With its three channels, this 40-watt all-tube head covers everything from crystal-clear cleans through to dynamic crunch and powerful high-gain sounds. In addition to a power soak to reduce the power amp's output to as little as one watt, the Tubemeister Deluxe 40 also features the legendary Red Box AE speaker simulation, which makes this amp ideal for recording in the studio. The obligatory switchable effects loop is of course also included, as are footswitch connections to allow the player to change between the two channels and switch the effects loop on and off, respectively.

Hughes&Kettner TubeMeister Deluxe 40 Amplifier Head

Intuitive controls, amazing sounds

The control panel of the Tubemeister Deluxe 40 is clearly laid out and the controls themselves are illuminated in blue, ensuring optimum ease of use even in the darkest of corners. All three channels have a dedicated master and gain section, while two powerful three-band EQ sections are provided (one for the clean channel and one shared by the two overdrive channels). The player can switch between channels using the illuminated buttons on the front panel or using the optional footswitch, and operation via a MIDI pedal is also possible. In order to properly push the amp's power stage into saturation, the rear panel also features a power soak, which allows the power output to be reduced from 40 watts down to 20 watts, five watts, or even one watt. And should you wish to record without a speaker cab, the multi-mode Red Box AE will be a valuable asset.

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A versatile amp

Whether you are jamming at home or using it for live gigs, in the rehearsal room, or in the studio, the Tubemeister Deluxe 40 will always cut a fine figure with its power soak, Red Box AE, and three-channel design. "Working musicians" will appreciate the amp's impressive sounds, which come extremely close to those of much more expensive boutique amplifiers, and it will also deliver plenty of power and presence in any situation when coupled with the right speaker cab. What is more, the TubeMeister Deluxe 40's MIDI interface and switchable effects loop make it ideal for use as the central component of a guitar setup, where it will ensure an enormous level of flexibility.

Hughes&Kettner Amplifier Head for Electric Guitar

About Hughes & Kettner

Hughes & Kettner is one of the largest German suppliers of guitar and bass amplifiers. Founded in 1984 by Hans and Lothar Stamer under the name Stamer Musikanlagen GmbH, the manufacturer from St. Wendel in the Saarland can boast of its numerous innovations. For example, its first venture into the field of guitar amplifiers, the ASR64 from 1986, was the first programmable amplifier in the world. Thanks to its compact format, the Cream Machine of 1987 can be counted among the very first mini tube amplifiers. Equally influential were the Red Box analogue speaker simulation, the first six-channel amplifier (the Triamp), and the ZenTera, which used modelling technology in an integrated amplifier even before Line 6.

High-quality amplifier for rehearsal room and stage

To make sure that you have plenty of headroom in a live setting or in the rehearsal room and don't get drowned out by your bandmates, it is important to use a speaker cabinet of sufficient capacity. The TubeMeister Deluxe 40 is not picky in this regard, and it can be used with a 1x12", 2x12", or for larger gigs even a full 4x12" cabinet; what is more, the amp provides connections for speaker cabs with an impedance of eight or 16 ohms. For recording, on the other hand, speakers are not strictly necessary, since the Red Box AE with its different setting options provides a great-sounding solution which ensures that dynamics and thus an authentic playing feel are not lost.

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