BOSS
BOSS Nextone Stage 40W 1x12" Guitar Amplifier Combo with Tube Logic, 4 Power Amp Types, Effects & USB Recording (NEX-STAGE)
- SKU:
- NEX-STAGE
- UPC:
- 761294513125
- Availability:
- Contact us for availability.
Description
BOSS Nextone Stage 40W 1x12" Guitar Amplifier Combo with Tube Logic, 4 Power Amp Types, Effects & USB Recording (NEX-STAGE)
The BOSS Nextone Stage is a 40-watt, 2-channel 1x12" guitar amplifier designed to deliver the sound and feel of different classic tube amps in one compact combo. Using BOSS Tube Logic technology, it recreates the response and character of four popular power amp types: 6V6, 6L6, EL84, and EL34.
The Clean and Lead channels provide a wide range of tones, from clear and bright sounds to warm crunch and powerful lead tones. Each channel has its own level control, while the master volume makes it easy to manage overall output.
The Nextone Stage also includes built-in reverb, tap-tempo delay, and tube-inspired tremolo. More detailed tone controls and effect settings can be accessed through the Nextone Editor software.
For recording, the amplifier can send both processed and direct signals to a computer through USB, making it useful for re-amping and studio work. It also includes three Air Feel cabinet settings for shaping the recorded sound.
The custom-voiced 12-inch speaker is designed to work with the amplifier's Tube Logic circuitry, providing a balanced and responsive sound for practice, recording, and live performances.
Key Features:
- 40-watt 1x12" combo guitar amplifier
- Two independent channels: Clean and Lead
- BOSS Tube Logic technology
- Four selectable power amp types: 6V6, 6L6, EL84, and EL34
- Custom-voiced 12-inch speaker
- Built-in reverb, tap-tempo delay, and tremolo
- Effects loop for connecting external pedals
- USB connection for recording and re-amping
- Wet and dry recording capability
- Three Air Feel cabinet settings
- 99 user patches for saving custom tones
- Advanced tone and effect editing with Nextone Editor
- Compact design suitable for practice, studio use, and live performances