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ENGL E635 FireBall 100 Head 100W guitar tube amp head

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ENGL E635 FireBall 100 Head 100W guitar tube amp head
Product no: 9000-0005-1463 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

The ENGL E635 Fireball 100: more tone, more punch and more Fireball than ever before. This tube amp top offers you all the essential functions needed to create your ultimate guitar sound, all laid out on a practical and clearly designed control panel. The Fireball 100 has a sleek, black finish and delivers a massive punch, perfect for tight riffs and precisely accentuated solos. Sparkling cleans and everything between crunch and hi-gain lead is part of the ENGL E635 Fireball 100's blistering repertoire.

ENGL E635 Fireball 100: Multi-Faceted Sound

Compared to the E625 Fireball 60, the character of the Fireball 100 is more focused on dark tones with more concentration in the mid-range. The added Mid Boost function (switchable via an optional footswitch) plus the Bottom switch gives you a little extra so you can precisely dial in your sound. Specially tuned gain structures give the ENGL E635 Fireball 100 the potential to create any sound from crystal clears or crunchy cleans, straight-up Rock and Heavy Metal riffs to crackling solos. With 100 Watts of pure 6L6GC tube power, the Fireball 100 meets the needs of the modern guitarist, even on the biggest stages.

Practical Features

Other characteristic ENGL functions of the Fireball 100 include the two Master volume controls A and B, switchable with an optional footswitch. This amp is fitted with a switchable serial / parallel FX loop and ENGL's electronic Power Tube Monitoring (P.T.M.) that indicates when end tubes have given up the ghost. An adjustable Noise Gate on the Lead channel prevents unwanted noise and feedback. First-class craftsmanship and the best components are what make ENGL amplifiers so special and the the E635 Fireball 100 is certainly no exception!

Specifications

Product features

Connectors	External speaker(s), Footswitch
Number of channels	2
Number of speaker outputs	5
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	none
Colour	black
Power attenuator	no
Amplifier type	tube
Amplifier valve	6L6
Power in Watts	76 - 100 Watts

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	21,0 kg
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	81,5 x 39,0 x 39,0 cm

Product specifications

ENGL guitar amp head
Amplifier type: tube
Number of channels: 2 (Clean and Lead)
Power: 100 W at 4, 8 or 16 Ohms
Preamp tubes: 4x ECC83
Power amp tubes: 4x 6L6GC
2x Gain controls: each channel has its own gain control
Bright-function for the clean channel
Bottom function for both channels
Passive EQ: Bass, Middle en Treble
Separate volume control for lead channel
Mid Boost function (Clean + Lead), switchable via an optional footswitch
Master A and B for two different volume levels (also handy for tuner mute)
Electronic Power Tube Monitoring system (P.T.M.) with LED indicator
Toggle between channels via two buttons on front panel, or via optional footswitch
Presence control in the master section
Standby switch
Noise Gate incl. threshold control
Switchable FX loop including balance control for series / parallel
Inputs for optional ENGL Z-4 footswitches or an ENGL Z-11 MIDI switcher
Footswitch input 1: Mid Boost, FX Loop Off / On
Footswitch input 2: Clean / Lead, Master A / B
Speaker outputs: 1x 4 Ohms or 2x 8 Ohms, 1x 8 Ohms or 2x 16 Ohms, 1x 16 Ohms
Robust housing with black front panel, black grille and chrome ENGL logo
Red LED lighting behind tubes
Max. power consumption: 300 W
Dimensions: 710 x 270 x 270 mm
Weight: 21 kg

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