💳 Pay in 4 interest-free instalments : €299 x 4
The Blackstar HT Stage 60 112 MkIII is a 60-watt tube guitar amp perfect for guitarists seeking sonic versatility in the studio and on stage. Its three footswitchable channels with dual voices offer a wide range of tones, from crystal-clear clean to powerful overdrive, thanks to the patented ISF function. The integration of a 12-inch Celestion speaker ensures rich and dynamic sound projection. CabRig DSP simulation allows you to explore hundreds of cabinet and microphone configurations, perfect for recording sessions or live performances. Its refined design and precise controls make it a suitable choice for demanding musicians who want a professional and adaptable sound.
| Amp type | Tube combo |
|---|---|
| Power | 60 watts |
| Tubes | 2 x ECC83, 2 x EL34 |
| Channels | 3 footswitchable channels |
| Voices per channel | 2 footswitchable voices |
| Speaker | 12-inch Celestion |
| ISF function | Present on overdrive channels (OD1/OD2) |
| Reverb | Digital with Dark/Bright control and adjustable time via USB |
| CabRig DSP simulation | Included with hundreds of cabinet, mic, and room settings |
| Presets | 3 savable and recallable presets from the amp |
| Outputs | Balanced XLR, stereo headphone, 4-channel USB |
| Effects loop | With +4dBv/-10dBv level switch |
| Speaker outputs | 2 x 8 ohms, 1 x 16 ohms |
| Power reduction | Switch for 6-watt operation |
| Panel materials | Metal with mini toggle switches |
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