GALLIEN-KRUEGER GK-250ML 100W STEREO

GUITAR COMBO AMPLIFIER 1983: The GK 250ML combines 100 watts of stereo power with studio effects into a 'lunch-box' sized enclosure--and becomes one of the best selling amps of the 80's.
The amp also has a 4-band EQ with centers at 120Hz, 500Hz, 2KHz and 8KHz. There is also a built-in ECHO effect and a Lush Chorus.
Listen to some of the old RUSH recordings during the 'Moving Pictures' era to hear what the amp can do. Does it live also either by using the dual 6.5' stereo speakers or by using with one or two 16 ohm, 4 x 12 cabinets such as Marshall or Mesa Boogie. The amp is true stereo and each of the power amps produce a loud 50 watts for 100 watts total. All this in a package not much bigger than a shoe-box!!! (does weigh a lot more than most boxes of shoes though) This is a performance amp, not a practice amp, although it makes a great portable amp as well. There's also a front mounted 1/4' headphone output. Now for the back. It sports a 1/4' stereo AUX / Line / CD input, 1/4' effect send and return jacks, dual 16 ohm external speaker output jacks and an XLR direct line-output. This amp is internally designed very well and is 'tech friendly'. The built-in speakers are perfect with no rattles or buzzes and get REAL LOUD. They are each 16 ohms. If you are very careful and are paying attention your external speakers can also be 8 ohms, but you must remember to defeat the internal speakers prior to connecting them. It works and sounds great! Looks very good with minimal wear to finish. Measures 13.75' wide x 7.25' deep x 9.5' tall and weighs 17 lbs unpacked. Comes with a copy of the schematics and calibration procedures, and AC cord.