The Amplifier part of the M-1959 is made of a Preamp Level, an entire Tone Stack in the
style of the amp it is emulating, and the AMP LEVEL, that set the volume of the amplified
sound coming from your connected Guitar Speaker Cabinet. (100W RMS @4 Ohm, 50W
RMS @ 8 Ohm, 25W RMS @ 16 Ohm.)!
On The left colored side, you have the “direct controls” which refers to the XLR out, such
as the XLR level to adjust separately the volume going to the D.I. balanced Out, and the
VARICAB that let you find the perfect match between the guitar cabinet sound and your
sound coming from the PA.!
Ground/Lift switch is recommended when you’re connected to other grounded devices to
avoid ground loops. Standby/On makes your guitar amplifier in standby mode. Direct
switch let you disengage the Analog Cabinet Simulator to let you add your fav IR’s based
cab sim from other device/DAW.
The M-1959 is clearly inspired to 70’s era of Marshall Amplifiers, and exactly reproduces
that kind of tone. Big Headroom, punch, slight crunch when pushed, and the ability to be
pushed in front with any overdrive to get that legendary “M” tone.!
Our Miniamp series is designed to be the best friend of any pedals and offers the best
solution for rehearsals, gigs, home practice, studio applications, without compromises. The
Analog Variable Cabinet Simulator is a 100% analog simulation of different EQ curves that
speakers and microphones apply to your amplifier in real life, and with a simple and
effective knob, makes you able to find your best sweet-spot to make the direct out sounds
exactly like your real speaker behind your back. It is not just another post EQ control, it
works on the feedback of certain frequencies, making the cab simulator so much powerful
and versatile.!
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