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The Rockboard MOD 150 is a compact, powerful amplifier designed to be integrated directly into your pedalboard, ideal for musicians seeking a lightweight, high-performance solution. Thanks to its Class D design, it delivers high output with low noise, making it perfect for the stage, studio, or rehearsals. Its 3-band EQ and switchable cabinet simulation offer a sound that can be adapted to different styles and environments, while its multiple outputs make it easy to connect in a home studio or at a gig. This model is suitable for beginners and demanding professionals alike looking for a reliable, versatile pedalboard amp.
| Amplifier type | Class D solid state |
|---|---|
| Power at 1% THD | 118 W at 4 Ohm / 70 W at 8 Ohm |
| Equalizer | 3-band (Bass, Mid, Treble) |
| Front-panel controls | Volume, Bass, Mid, Treble |
| Cabinet simulation | Switchable on the front panel |
| Mute function | Front-panel switch |
| Speaker output | 6.35 mm jack (1/4'') |
| Headphone output | 3.5 mm jack (1/8'') |
| AUX input | 3.5 mm jack (1/8'') |
| DI output | Front-panel balanced XLR |
| Power connection | 220-240 VAC power adapter, 36 VDC output, 4.16 A |
| Instrument input | Mounted on the rear |
| Dimensions (L x W x H) | 175 x 116 x 47 mm |
| Weight | 1.2 kg (including power supply) |
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