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Vox V9106 Pathfinder Guitar Combo Amplifier, 10W

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Features

  • 10 Watt Practice Amplifier - The Pathfinder 10 pumps 10 watts out into a solid 6.5" speaker. Use the Clean/Overdrive switch to instantly go from a clean, chime-y tone to the creamy warm VOX signature distortion
  • All Analog - Fully analog signal path for warm and organic guitar tones. Use the Clean/Overdrive switch to instantly go from a clean, chime-y tone to the creamy warm VOX signature distortion
  • Distinctive VOX Looks - With its classic diamond grille cloth and unmistakable tone, the Pathfinder 10 is pure VOX with the iconic VOX tone to match
  • Headphone Output - Headphone/line output with built-in cabinet simulator allows you to practice or record silently with realistic guitar amp tones
  • Versatile Controls - Gain, Volume, Treble and Bass controls allow you to craft your signature sound

Description

Those instantly recognizable, warm British sounds you’ve come to expect from VOX are alive and well in the compact, 10-Watt VOX V9106 Pathfinder 10 Guitar Amplifier – plus a high gain capability that’s thoroughly modern! This 10-Watt, 1 x 6.5" combo’s eye-catching looks are also classic VOX and include basket-weave, leather-look vinyl, our distinctive diamond grille cloth and, of course, chicken head knobs! Small but all-important details such as gold beading and white piping have also been faithfully reproduced, perfectly recapturing the legendary look of VOX. The Pathfinder 10’s powerful yet always tone-filled 10-Watt output, makes this amp perfect for home practice, backstage warm-up and recording. The Clean/Overdrive switch allows you to change instantly between clean and dirty sounds. With a mere press of this switch you can go from a crystal clear clean sound to our uniquely warm distortion; or from a slightly crunchy bluesy tone to a high-gain, modern-rock roar. Want to practice late at night without disturbing your neighbours? No problem! Just plug your headphones into the Headphone/Line Out jack and away you go – your sleeping neighbours won’t hear a thing because using this jack automatically mutes the amp’s speaker! This jack also doubles as a specially filtered Line Out which is perfect for recording your amp without having to worry about setting up any pesky microphones. The Pathfinder 10 also features controls for Gain, Treble, Bass and Volume plus a Clean/Overdrive switch.

Brand: Vox


Compatible Devices: Guitar


Material: Vinyl


Output Wattage: 10 Watts


Product Dimensions: 8"D x 17"W x 12"H


Product Dimensions: 17 x 8 x 12 inches


Item Weight: 1 pounds


Item model number: V9106


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: June 8, 2009


Manufacturer: Korg USA Inc.


Country of Origin: China


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