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ENGL E319 MetalMaster 40W guitar amplifier head

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ENGL E319 MetalMaster 40W guitar amplifier head
Product no: 9000-0025-0231 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

After the thunderous success of the ENGL 309 MetalMaster guitar amp, ENGL received a lot of requests for a similar amp with even more power. Their response was the 319 MetalMaster 40. Now the original MetalMaster tube amp is back and better than ever, with double the power, making it suitable for small to medium-sized gigs! Thanks to the variable output, this compact powerhouse is also still perfectly comfortable at home or in the studio. With all of the connection options added to the mix, you can bet you buttons that the ENGL 309 is one versatile amp head.

Metal Master

For a two-channel amplifier geared toward heavier music styles, separate tone controls per channel is no extra luxury, but a must-have. The master volume control allows you to adjust the total volume without affecting the balance between the two channels. With the clean channel, you can get the sparkling cleans you'd expect from an EL84 power tube amp, and if you crank up the gain you'll get a nice crunch. The gain channel offers anything from heavy overdrive to screaming distortion. It can all be adjusted via the 3-band EQ, so you can get that modern scooped-mid metal sound in no time. You can even throw in some extra ambience with the built-in reverb.

Power Soak and connectors

40 watts of power can definitely do some damage on stage. Normally, you wouldn't be able to use such an amp at home, which is why ENGL equipped it with the innovative Power Soak function, so you can turn down the power in steps. Now you can choose between 40 watts, 5 watts for smaller rooms, or 1 watt for practising quietly in the bedroom. The amp is also equipped with a speaker emulated line-out for studio use. Finally, you can connect your favourite effects via the FX loop, and for extra ease of use, you can hook up the optional ENGL foot switch.

Specifications

Product features

Connectors	External speaker(s), Footswitch, Headphone, Line-out
Number of channels	2
Number of speaker outputs	2
Amp modelling	no
Effects loop	yes
Weight	20 - 24.9 kg
Speaker output impedance	16 Ohms, 8 Ohms, 4 Ohms
Built-in tuner	no
Built-in effects	reverb (digital)
Colour	black
Power attenuator	no
Amplifier type	tube
Amplifier valve	EL84
Power in Watts	31 - 50 Watts

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	14,5 kg
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	59,0 x 37,0 x 35,0 cm

Product specifications

ENGL guitar amp head
type of amplifier: tube amp
capacity: 40 watts
integrated Power Soak: Full Power (40 W), 5 W, 1 W, Speaker Off
preamp tubes: 2x ECC83 (12AX7)
power amp tubes: 4x EL84
two channels: clean and lead, with separate gain controls
controls:
- 3-band EQ: bass, mid, treble per channel
- built-in digital reverb
- separate volume control for lead channel
- switchable mid scoop
- master volume
- FX loop for external effects pedals and/or processors
connectors
- instrument input: mono jack
- foot switch input (FX loop off/on, Reverb): mono jack
- foot switch input (Mid Boost/Clean/Lead): mono jack
- FX loop (send + return): 2x mono jack
- balanced line output (frequency compensated): mono jack
- speaker outputs: 1x 8-ohm, 2x 8-ohm, 1x 16-ohm
switchable functions via optional ENGL Z-4 foot switch
- clean/lead
- reverb on/off
- FX loop on/off
- mid scoop on/off
- separate power and standby switches
robust housing with black vinyl covering
matte black front panel with black chicken-head knobs and black speaker grille
rubber handle on top

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