PRS MT 100 Mark Tremonti MT 100 / MT100 watt Head NIEUW 2024 MODEL IN VOORRAAD NIEUW IN DOOS ! UIT VOORRAAD LEVERBAAR !!

• 3 aparte kanalen; clean, overdrive & lead
• 4 x 6L6GC buizen en 8 x 12AX7 in de preamp
• Inclusief 3 button footswitch

• GENERAL
• Available Configurations Head
• Channels (3) Clean, Overdrive, & Lead
• ELECTRONICS
• Wattage 100
• TUBES
• Power Tubes (4) 6L6GC
• Preamp Tubes (8) 12AX7
• FRONT PANEL CONTROLS
• Lead Channel Presence, Master, Treble, Middle, Bass, Volume
• Overdrive Channel Presence, Master, Treble, Middle, Bass, Gain
• Clean Channel Presence, Master, Treble, Middle, Bass, Gain
• Global Controls N/A
• BACK PANEL FEATURES
• Inlet Fused Power Inlet (IEC)
• H.T. (B+) Fuse Screwdriver Accessible
• Effects Loop Series, Tube Driven
• Extension Speaker
• Jacks 3
• Output Jack
• Configuration/
• Ohm Switching (2) 8 ohm (parallel), (1) 16 ohm, ¼” phone
• Bias Adjustable with Monitoring
• Footswitch Jack 7-pin DIN
• HARDWARE
• Covering Black Tolex
• MEASUREMENTS
• Amp Width 26”
• Amp Depth 10.85”
• Amp Height 11”
• Amp Weight 43.2 lbs
• INCLUDED ACCESSORIES
• Included Accessories 3-Button Footswitch (Channel Selection)
• INCLUDED ACCESSORIES
• V1 Input
• V2 Clean Channel
• V3 & 4 Overdrive Channel
• V5 & 6 Lead Channel
• V7 Effects Loop
• V8 Phase Inverter

Q: What is the purpose of the added metal shield near the power transformer?
A: It blocks hum generated in the transformer from projecting into the Lead channel preamp tubes, reducing background hum. It can be unscrewed from the back
of the amp to access those tubes if needed (for changing). It is important to always re-install afterwards.
Q: Can I use EL34 tubes in my MT 100?
A: No, those tubes require twice the filament current as 6L6GCs and could overheat the power transformer.
Q: Can I use other footswitches to change channels?
A: No, the footswitch circuitry is specific to the MT 100 and only the included footswitch can be used.
Q: Can I substitute preamp tubes on the MT 100?
A: I would advise not to, as these have been selected and specified for greatest reliability, lowest noise, best tone and least internal crosstalk.
Q: Is the bias adjustable?
A: Yes, with convenience bias ports like other fixed-bias PRS amps.
Q: What can I do to minimize effects loop noise?
A: Since the loop is always active in the MT 100 circuit, any noise generated by using the loop is typically due to the cables or the effects pedals. To minimize cable
noise, gather the send and return cables closely together (physically) and move them away from the power transformer and power cable side of the amp. Premium
cables also make a big difference in minimizing noise. Other noises can be generated by pedal power supplies and ground loops, but these solutions can be more
complex and there is much information available online to help in these instances.
Q: Why is there background hiss on the Lead channel with the master turned way up?
A: The master volume was also used to develop the gain and tone voicing of the MT 100 in that at “normal” useful settings, there is still series resistance between
it and the effects loop return circuit. This smooths the tone out nicely, etc. The master volume is not really meant to go above noon at most and is incredibly loud
at this setting (Mark’s concert setting is 11 o’clock). The background noise at levels below Mark’s concert setting is better-than-normal background hiss without a
noise gate.
Designer’s Note, Master Volume Controls
Clean Channel: Keep the Master Volume at noon to demo initially. Warms the tone and volume controls nicely.
Overdrive Channel: Keep the Master Volume down and raise slowly/with caution. Can reach dangerous volumes.
Lead Channel: Keep the Master Volume low always - no higher than 10 o’clock. The volume gets to dangerous levels above that, but it would have changed the tone
to adjust it.