PRS MT 15
| Product # | 199607 |
| Brand | Paul Reed Smith |
| Series | PRS MT |
| Category | Guitar Amplifier Head |
| Brand Category | PRS - Heads |
Recommended accessories
- - Wattage (Nominal): 15/7 (Switchable)
- - Channels: 2
- Front Panel Controls
- - Gain Channel: Gain, Master, Treble, Middle, Bass
- - Clean Channel: Volume, Treble (with pull Boost), Middle, Bass
- - Global: Presence, Channel Switch Toggle, Standby, Power
- Back Panel Features
- - Inlet: Fused Power Inlet (IEC)
- - Effects Loop: Loop Return, Loop Send
- - Bias: Fixed Bias, Adjustable (bias jacks accessible from back panel)
- Tubes
- - Power Tubes: 2x 6L6GCMS
- - Preamp Tubes: 6x JJ EC83S
- Measurements
- - Amp Width: 14"
- - Amp Depth: 8"
- - Amp Height: 7.25" (with feet)
- - Amp Weight: 17.8 lbs
- Accessories
- - Included Accessories: 1-Button Footswitch (Channel Gain/Clean), Amp Cover
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| Manufacturer information | PRS Guitars
983 West Campus Drive 21666 Stevensville MD United States |
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| Product Number | 199607 |
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| Relevancy rank in Category Guitar Amplifier Head | |
| Date | October 2018 |
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| Weight | 8.9kg |
| Box Depth | 481mm |
| Box Height | 324mm |
| Gross Weight | 11.9kg |
I've been making music for over 20 years and own several amplifiers. In the rehearsal room, I use a rectifier. I wanted to have a similar sound at home, and that's how I came across the MT15. It has a fantastic sound, but it's almost impossible to adjust for quiet listening (e.g., in an apartment building in the evening). Even in the 7-watt mode, there's a significant increase in volume from almost silent to loud within a 1mm turn of the knob. So, I built a pedal with a potentiometer that can be inserted into a loop. This allows me to reduce the signal strength in the loop and also drive the amplifier to full saturation, all at a quiet volume. These pedals are also available for purchase. So now I'm happy.
I've been making music for over 20 years and own several amplifiers. In the rehearsal room, I use a rectifier. I wanted to have a similar sound at home, and that's how I came across the MT15. It has a fantastic sound, but it's almost impossible to adjust for quiet listening (e.g., in an apartment building in the evening). Even in the 7-watt mode, there's a significant increase in volume from almost silent to loud within a 1mm turn of the knob. So, I built a pedal with a potentiometer that can be inserted into a loop. This allows me to reduce the signal strength in the loop and also drive the amplifier to full saturation, all at a quiet volume. These pedals are also available for purchase. So now I'm happy.