PowerStage 170 - 170-watt Guitar Amplifier Pedal Review
Featured Deal
PowerStage 170 - 170-watt Guitar Amplifier Pedal
New
From $393.00
Get DealPowerStage 170 - 170-watt Guitar Amplifier Pedal
170-watt 1-channel Solid-state Mini Floor-based Guitar Amplifier with 3-band EQ
MSRP:
$399.00
$399.00
Used Price:
$279.30
$279.30
Sale Price:
$359.10
$359.10
PowerStage 170 - 170-watt Guitar Amplifier Pedal For Sale
Most Popular Guitar Amp Heads
1959HW 100-watt Handwired Tube Head
100-watt 2-channel Tube Guitar Amplifier Head, Handwired, with 3-Band EQ and High/Low...... read more
$3849.99
100%
100%
$1699.00
100%
100%
Twilighter Stereo - 22+22-watt Tube Head
22-watt 1-channel All-tube Guitar Amplifier Head, with Spring Rever, Stereo Vibrato and... read more
$4199.00
100%
100%
HT5RH MKII 5-watt Tube Head with Reverb
5-watt, 2-channel All-tube Guitar Amp Head with Infinite Shape Feature, 2 Voice... read more
$519.99
100%
100%
Specifications |
|||
|---|---|---|---|
| Brand | Seymour Duncan | ||
| Category | Guitar Amp Heads | ||
| Type: | Solid State, | ||
| Number of Channels: | 1, | ||
| Total Power: | 170W @ 4 ohms, | ||
| EQ: | 3-band EQ, | ||
| Inputs: | 1 x 1/4" (instrument), | ||
| Outputs: | 1 x 1/4" (amp out), | ||
| Effects Loop: | No, | ||
| Power Source: | Standard IEC AC cable, | ||
| Height: | 2.8", | ||
| Width: | 5", | ||
| Depth: | 5.2", | ||
| Weight: | 2 lbs., | ||
| Manufacturer Part Number: | 11901-002, | ||
Daily Deals
PowerStage 170 - 170-watt Guitar Amplifier Pedal Reviews
LOUD
Sweetwater Customer
3 years ago
I use a modeler and needed a power amp for my 2x12 cabinet so I could have some stage volume. I've used a bunch in the past and they never really sounded great. Most of them were too flat, or didn't push the speakers in a way tubes amps did. Whatever Seymour Duncan is doing, it was AWESOME. This power amp went way above my expectations. I own the 700w version as well, and this 170w… read more version is stupid loud, just like the 700w. I'm moving to a pedalboard set up from a rack and this thing does exactly what it's suppose to. If you think you need the bigger version for volume, you probably don't. I would only suggest the 700w if you are running multiple 4x12's and need the power, or your just using a rack setup and want everything in one spot. The EQ works great for whatever room your in as well.
Phenomal Solution for a Fly/Full-Time Rig Power!!!
Paul Jacques
3 years ago
I'm a full-time working musician so I need reliability, portability and consistency. The PowerStage nails all of those things and more. No more schleping my giant tube head to rehearsals and gigs. I use it with a Helix or a Stomp XL depending on fly or no-fly and now I use it in town as well. It sounds great, is built like a tank and has plenty of overhead as a tone canvas.
Hits the spot
Bob
3 years ago
This is an incredible LiL Amp and I'm blow away that it fits on my pedal board, even more blown away with the POWER It delivers.
Definitely worth the purchase, your back will thank you!
Robb Tatum
3 years ago
I'm getting up there in they years and lugging around a heavy amp just isn't much fun anymore. This was my last purchase to create a simple and very mobile gear rig. I run a Line 6 Helix LT into this amp and feed it to a Harley Benton 2x12 cabinet. This amp will more than keep up with any thunderous drummer. It works great in a band setting. It is quiet and stays cool and travels… read more nicely in my guitar gig bag pocket. If you're looking for a great amp head that takes pedals really well and won't break your back, you can't go wrong with this!
Little Beast
JASON
4 years ago
This little guy is a MONSTER... I use it to push my fractal through a Mesa Rectifier 2 x 12 and I couldn't be more pleased with the results. Save yourself hours of research and pull the trigger on this one. 5 stars all day, love it!
PowerStage 170 - 170-watt Guitar Amplifier Pedal Questions and Answers
No Questions Yet.