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Seymour Duncan PowerStage 700

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This is a New Seymour Duncan PowerStage 700 from Seymour Duncan, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

The Seymour Duncan PowerStage 700 is designed specifically for guitarists offering uncompromised tone for players who create their sound with modellers pedals and effects processors. As a clean transparent power source the PowerStage brings life to any tone while its stereo setup can reproduce carefully crafted amp sounds with massive amounts of detail. Its true cab circuitry and XLR outputs allow players to send their tone directly to mixers and PA systems while the musically voiced 3-band EQ is ideal for quick fine tuning to maximise tone in any setting. Not only is the PowerStage 700 perfect for the stage it can also be used in the studio to plug pedals directly into DAWs by removing impedance issues and offering a full speaker simulation. The power amp is also equipped with a universal power supply for worldwide usage perfect for touring musicians.

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Seymour Duncan is known for guitar and bass pickups, amplification and effects, and the GPAS selection shows that breadth through PowerStage amplifiers, a Pickup Booster pedal and SJB-3N Jazz Bass pickup models. Compare output, voicing, impedance, controls, cabinet or pedalboard use and installation requirements. The product page remains the authority for the exact pickup format, power details, connections and whether any hardware is included.

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