Does this have a wattage deduction switch? to take it from 100 watts down to 50, down to 25... something like that.
1884362
No switch but you should check out bugera.com and youtube videos of this head
1884363
No it doesn't. It has an ohm selector for different cab loads but no watt/power break. It is however a killer head!
1884364
Not one that I can see however you can drive the tubes with one wile lowering the volume with the other. There is a master knob to the left of the 2 main channels you can crank the 2 channels and lower the master and have the same out come. this is what I do in smaller clubs where they make you turn down the stage volume. On a side note this is by far the best amp I have ever owned. the sound is so very crisp. I will never go back to a Marchall, Never. Well I if they gave a me a full sponsorship. But other than that this amp is a freakin beast.
1884365
No switch like that but the volume control is excellent. It is very balanced and u can easily adjust to good sound on any volume.
579456
Hi, I checked my unit, 110, did not see a switch to change that anywhere. So if you are running 240 you will need an adapter.
390138
It is not selectable wattage. It will produce 5600W @ 240VAC or 4200W @ 208VAC.
2212072
I think the question was... will this unit use 44 watts of power no matter the load? ie... will this unit still consume 44 wats if you only have a 5 watt load...My best guess is it will only use what it delivers to the load plus some wasted power in the 120 to 12 volt conversion process as there are no 100% efficient methods of conversion.
1444377
The voltage can be switched between 120 V and 240 V. Don't know the wattage.
467978
It's at the high end of wattage, but yes. However, 100 Watt Incandescent bulbs are being phased out in favor of flourescent bulbs and may be hard to find. More typically, a regular bulb would be 75 watts or even 60 watts.
434576
Yes, it has a switch, 110 vs 220. Manufactory default is 110. 50 hz is standard, should not be a problem, but I never had a chance to try though.
883422
i received 75 watt. there are 4 options on the product page. select the wattage you want.-cheers
2273163
Neilson, you need to use a converter to downgrade your 250v to 110-120v. Make sure you buy a decent one so that output is constant; otherwise, you can damage the unit.
2228315
I've been running one for about a year now, no problems except I was using the load output to control some outside lighting (on at dusk, off at dawn) and it seemed to get confused and was turning the lights on and off randomly. I disconnected it and let it sit for a day and then reconnected it and it has been working correctly since. I am running a 100 WATT 12V panel into it, are you staying within the maximum input power and voltage levels (12v/260W or 24v/520W) specified?
372443
There is no "power setting" for this unit. By selecting output voltage and current settings from 0-30 volts and 0-5 amps the output is variable within those ranges.
1632402
No I believe it is 120 not switchable unless you purchase a power converter
448769
if the receiver only outputs 100 W, this will split that 100 W into four... so, only 25W per set of speakers, right?
1588499
Nope... sounds like it is defective. The power requirements are the same as a 100W incadescent (even less than actually). Just contact Amazon (or the seller) and let them know and they should send you a new one (and pay for shipping the old one back).
982257
You can use it with a downsizing to 110 watt converter. You need to adapt your voltage to your device, not vise versa
143587
No it does not, it is 115 volts, 60 Hz rated. You could use a heavy duty converter, that can handle 1.25 amps. however.
1426583
No...it is a switching type power supply/switching regulator and a change in input voltage will make almost no difference in ourput voltage. At some point as you adjusted the voltage down you would probably burn out the power supply as it tried to heroically make full voltage output. Don't even think about trying it.