And because the PowerStage was made to live on your pedalboard, the guys at Duncan made sure operation is as easy as possible. And at only 2 lbs., it’s light enough to throw in a bad or placed on a board without adding much weight - something you can’t say about your typical amp head.Īnd while it might not have all of the same bells and whistles as a full sized power amp, the PowerStage 170 feature a global 3 band EQ that allows you to fully tweak and customize your sound in order to fit a variety of gear and situations.
And while it might look like a typical effects pedal, it’s small frame houses a 170-watt power amp rated at 4 Ohms, giving it more than enough power to run your entire rig. This is where portable power amplifiers come in - amp in a pedal solutions designed with both power and portability in mind, and that’s exactly the philosophy the Duncan PowerStage 170 was designed around.Īt its core, the PowerStage 170 is a miniature clean amp head made to work with your existing pedals, speaker cab or audio workstation. And while pedalboard bags are a great way to take your sound with you on the go, amps are far from travel-friendly. It goes without saying that effects pedals are an integral part of most guitarists’ tone arsenal. Today, we welcome two new members to that solid lineup - the PowerStage 700 and PowerStage 170, a duo of power amps that offer the same high level of quality and tone we’ve come to expect from Duncan and then some. What started with the Pickup Booster quickly grew into a respectable line of pedals including the Catalina Chorus, Palladium Gain Stage, Vapor Trail Delay, 808 Overdrive and more. It wasn’t too long ago that Seymour Duncanwas known for only their pickups but over the last few years, the legendary company has ventured beyond spinning coils onto magnets.
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