Features; Specifications; Precautions - Ada B200S Owner's Manual

ADA B200S owner's manual
B200S OWNER'S MANUAL
Thank you for purchasing the ADA B200S Stereo Guitar Power Amplifier. The B200S is a
bipolar transistor amplifier designed specifically for use with guitar component systems, such
as the ADA MP-1 MIDI TUBEPREAMP and SPLITSTACK SPEAKER CABINETS. Your new
B200S will preserve all the tone and fidelity from your guitar, preamp, and effects units, while
delivering warm, clean power to your speaker cabinets. Please take a few moments to read
this manual and familiarize yourself with your new B200S.
Important: Fill-out the enclosed warranty card now and return it to ADA.

FEATURES

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Preserves tube fidelity: distortion, compression, and all harmonics.
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Optimized for use with guitar speaker cabinets.
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Portable, lightweight design - only 14.5 pounds.
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One year parts and labor warranty.

SPECIFICATIONS

Input Impedance:
Output Power:
Frequency Response:
Controls:
Weight:
Depth :
Height:

PRECAUTIONS

WARNING: To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose this appliance to rain or
moisture. CAUTION: To prevent electric shock, do not remove cover. No user serviceable
parts inside. Refer
The diagram on the next page shows how to hook up single and multiple 8-ohm speaker
cabinets such as the ADA SPLIT-STACK 2X12.
We do not recommend using 2-ohm or 16-ohm loads with the B200S.
When using 16-ohm cabinets, such as the popular 4X12 configuration, wire 2 cabinets in
parallel to achieve 8-ohms for each channel. This means four 4X12 cabinets for stereo.
Note: See a qualified service tech for rewiring 16-ohm cabinets to 4-ohms for more power,
and single 4X12 per channel compatibility with the B200S.
1 Ok ohms
112 Watts per channel into an 8 ohm load. 135 Watts per
channel into a 4 ohm load.
10 Hz to 30 kHz
Power on-off, separate channel volume attenuators.
14.5 Lbs.
5.50 In.
2 rack space (3.25")
servicing to qualified service personnel.
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