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The Blackstar HT-1Rh MkIII guitar amp head is a compact and powerful solution for guitarists seeking authentic tube tone, ideal for home practice, studio recording, or rehearsals. With its 1-watt power, it offers a wide sound palette thanks to its two channels and four switchable voices, allowing you to go from American clean to classic British tone, as well as rich and dynamic overdrives. Its USB-C connectivity facilitates professional recording and the use of the CabRig speaker simulator, perfect for exploring a wide range of sound configurations. This amp head combines performance and versatility in a format suitable for demanding musicians.
| Amp Type | Tube Head |
|---|---|
| Power | 1 watt |
| Preamp | ECC83 |
| Power Amplifier | Push-pull ECC82 |
| Channels | 2 (Clean and Overdrive) |
| Switchable Voices | 4 (American Clean, British Clean, Classic Overdrive, Modern Overdrive) |
| ISF Control | Yes, patented |
| Reverb | Adjustable studio quality |
| USB Connectivity | USB-C for recording and CabRig |
| Line Input | Stereo |
| Headphone Output | Stereo mini-jack |
| Footswitch Compatibility | FS-22 and FS-16 |
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