Did I just pay a high price for my eagerness?

I've never done that to an amp before however we accidentally did that at work with a Xerox printer and it fried the power board and damaged the main board.

You can get it checked out as maybe it has some good protection however I feel that if it smoked then it may be dead.

 

Man, that sucks.

 

You have likely destroyed your amp, that's the bad news. Warranties don't cover this. The good news is that you didn't get hurt and you still have all (or at least most) of your fingers and toes. You can thank the modern safety features built into your amp for that.

 

Meridian, MS (January 19, 2017) -- Good things come in small packages, and now Trace Elliot can add “small yet powerful” to that saying with the introduction of the ELF bass amplifier. Weighing just 1.6 pounds, this revolutionary amp is small enough to fit in your back pocket. The ELF’s remarkable technology and size make it the most portable, gig-worthy bass amplifier ever made. It’s an ideal solution for any bassist who is concerned with size and weight, but isn't willing to compromise on tone or performance.
Designed in the U.K. and the U.S., the ELF produces a solid, fan-cooled, 200 continuous watts RMS at 4 ohms. The switch mode power supply has thermal as well as over-current protection, and the gain knob features a bicolor LED that turns red when the preamp compressor engages. The unique input gain has three regions of operation—uncompressed, variable multi-band compression, and overdrive. In terms of sonic quality, the ELF has a clean signal path with simple controls, making it easy to achieve a professional bass tone. The 3-band rotary EQ has three proprietary Trace Elliot filters: low center (80 Hz), mid center (500 Hz), and high center (4.2 KHz). Studio-quality XLR outputs—with a ground-lift switch—ensure the tone the player has onstage is the same tone in the PA. There’s also a headphone output to enable quiet practice. The ELF provides all of this versatility in a unit that measures a trailblazing 1.35’’ x 6.75’’ x 4.10’’—the smallest bass amp in the industry today.

 

How were you able to do this?

I have never seen a 220 receptacle that was compatible with the blades on a North American power cable.

 

Yeah....It's done..

 

Sorry, but fuses don't make much smoke. It's dead now. RIP...

 

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Description

The Trace Elliot® ELF is a bass amplifier. Weighing just 1.6 pounds, this revolutionary amp is small enough to fit in your back pocket. The ELF’s remarkable technology and size make it the most portable, gig-worthy bass amplifier ever made. It’s an ideal solution for any bassist who is concerned with size and weight, but isn't willing to compromise on tone or performance.

The ELF produces a solid, fan-cooled 200 continuous watts RMS at 4 ohms. The switch mode power supply has thermal as well as over-current protection, and the gain knob features a bicolor LED that turns red when the preamp compressor engages.

The unique input gain has three regions of operation - uncompressed, variable multiband compression, and overdrive. In terms of sonic quality, the ELF has a clean signal path with simple controls, making it easy to achieve a
professional bass tone.

The 3-band rotary EQ has three proprietary Trace Elliot filters: low center (80 Hz), mid center (500 Hz) and high center (4.2 KHz).

Studio-quality XLR outputs, with a ground lift switch, ensure the tone the player has on stage is the same tone in the PA.

There’s also a headphone output to enable quiet practice.

The ELF comes with an embroidered nylon carrying case, an owner’s manual CD-ROM that includes the REAPER™ DAW and Peavey® ReValver® amp modeling software, and a Union Jack sticker that reminds of Trace Elliot’s U.K. roots.

Trace Elliot ELF Features:

Extremely portable 1.60 lb (0.73 kg)
200W continuous into 4 ohms / 130W continuous into 8ohms
Wide range input gain control with signal level indicator
3-band rotary equalizer that emulates the response of classic Trace Elliot multi-band graphic EQ filters
Ultra-high preamp input impedance ( >10meg ohms) for maximum sensitivity when using passive pickups
Post EQ balanced XLR DI output with ground lift for sending classic Trace Elliot tone to a mixing console or recording device
1/4” (6.35 mm) headphone output for quiet practice
Trace Elliot ELF Specifications:
Mains Voltage:
100-120 vac - 50/60Hz - T3.15AL/250V
230 vac - 50/60Hz - T1.6AL/250V
Power Consumption:
Typical = 30W
Maximum = 240W
SMPS:
Thermal protection
Over-current protection
Power Amplifier
Protection:
Clip limiting
Thermal
Over-current / Short-circuit
DC output
Minimum Load: 4 Ohm
Power Output (1% THD):
130W - 8 Ohm
200W - 4 Ohm
Noise: -62.5 dBu
Pre Amplifier
Nominal Input Sensitivity: All controls @12:00 = -6.44dBu (369mV)
Input Impedance: >10 meg Ohm
EQ:
3 - band rotary type with proprietary TE filters
Low center = 80 Hz
Mid center = 400 Hz
High center = 4.2 KHz
DI XLR Balanced Output:
PIN 1 = GND, PIN 2 = sig+, PIN 3 = sig-
Post EQ
1 KOhm output impedance with GND lift switch
Noise floor = -104.3dBu
Noise floor with sig (nom.) =-88dBu
Weight: 1.6 lb (0.73 Kg)
Dimensions (HxWxD): 1.35 x 6.75 x 4.10” (3.4 x 17.1 x 10.4 cm)