It has the following simple features: 1. It has one instrument level (passive bass) input. 2. It has one boosted (30db to 50db) unbalanced 1/4 output. 3. There is an adjustable (separate from the line out) XLR out. 4. It runs on AC power, no stinking batteries or wall wart. 5. Costs under $300. Features it does not need: 1. Tubes. 2. Channel switching. 3. EQ. 4. Contour knob. 5. Aural enhancer. 6. Room compensator. 7. Sonic maximizer. 8. Bright switch. 9. Low boost switch. 10. Effects loop 11. Tuner out jack. 12. Sub-octave boostilator.
I had one of those in the amp head model back in the late sixties. It had a three digit designation, the first of which was a letter real close to the end of the alphabet and the next digit was a single number slightly less than the halfway point between 1 and 10. I don't want to say the name because there are some guys on this forum who are real sensitive about this 100 watt amp. And if you mention the name of it and the word "farting" in the same post, they will go berserk.
