Blackstar HT-5R 2-Channel 5-Watt 1x12" Guitar Combo with Reverb & Footswitch SN0325
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Styled in a black finish, the Blackstar HT-5R is a 5W tube combo amplifier for guitar with two footswitchable channels, built-in reverb, a custom-voiced 12" Blackbird speaker, and a stereo speaker-emulated output for recording or driving headphones. Blackstar's proprietary ISF (Infinite Shape Feature) circuit works in conjunction with the tone control for fine-tuning, so you can effectively dial in the specific sound you desire. Its small size and versatile features make the HT-5R an ideal amp for use in recording studios, for practice, and more.
The HT-5R uses a low-powered push-pull design with ECC83 and 12BH7 tubes that produces the same types of crunch and break-up characteristics of a traditional 100W amp, but at a much lower volume. Its emulated stereo speaker output allows you to get the valve tone straight to tape or disk, or through headphones. A 4x12 / 1x12 voicing switch allows you to change the tonal characteristics of the emulated signal between two emulated cabinet types.
The stereo speaker emulated output can be used while using the internal speaker or an extension cabinet, providing headphone-free monitoring or the choice to blend a miked speaker and an emulated signal together when recording. In addition, the speaker output can be turned off for silent practice or recording.
Add to this an effects loop with switchable level, 16- and 8-Ohm speaker outputs, and a stereo MP3/line in to allow you to jam along with your favorite tracks, and you have everything you need for recording or practicing.
Power section uses one 12BH7 driver tube and one ECC83 preamp tube
Features a custom-voiced 12" Blackbird 50 speaker
Two footswitchable channels to allow you to easily switch between clean and overdriven sounds
Speaker emulated out enables you to retain your tone and send a line out for recording, to run a line out to a PA, or to drive headphones