AXL Tyrant 100B Bass Amp
AXL Tyrant 100B Bass Amp
100 Watts RMS
15” Alphatone Speaker
4-Band EQ w/ Tone Cut Switch
1/4" and RCA Inputs
XLR Line Out w/ Level Control
Tilt Back Cabinet
Spring-Loaded Handles w/ Rubber Grip
• 100 Watts RMS
• 15" Alphatone Speaker
• 4-Band EQ
• Tone Cut Switch
• Effects Send & Return
• 1/4" Passive/Active Inputs
• RCA Inputs
• XLR Line Out with Level Control
• Headphone Jack
• Tilt Back Cabinet
• Blue Jewel LED Light
• Embossed "Skull" Covering Design
• Punched Metal Grille
• Spring Loaded Handles with Rubber Grip
• 22.5" x 20.7" x 17.80" at 65 lbs.
In Good condition
Open to offers
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The “hefty” beams were sent from the US and located in early September after customs noticed what it called “inconsistencies”.
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