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This Blackstar Saint James JJN212 Voc guitar cabinet, designed in collaboration with Jared James Nichols, delivers 145 W of power, ideal for guitarists seeking a rich, dynamic sound. Equipped with two Celestion speakers, including a G12T-75 and a Zephyr, it ensures balanced sound reproduction, perfect for the stage, studio, or rehearsals. Its British Racing Green finish gives it an elegant appearance, while its 4- and 16-ohm outputs ensure optimal compatibility with various amplifiers. Weighing a manageable 16 kg, it remains easy to transport for musicians on the move.
| Model | Saint James JJN212 Voc |
|---|---|
| Power | 145 W |
| Speakers | 1x Celestion G12T-75, 1x Celestion Zephyr |
| Impedance | 4-ohm and 16-ohm outputs |
| Weight | 16 kg |
| Finish | British Racing Green |
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