Stagg 250 GARH EU+UK User Manual

STAGG 250 GARH & STAGG 250 GAR212
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FRONT PANEL

1) INPUT - Plug your guitar in here. We recommend that you always use a high-quality shielded guitar
cable to prevent any background noise interference or unwanted feedback.
2) (CLEAN) VOLUME - This control determines the output volume of the amplifier's clean channel.
3) CHANNEL SELECT - This button can be used to switch between the Clean and Overdrive channels.
Alternatively, you may also select the channel via a footswitch (see FOOTSWITCH).
4) (OVERDRIVE) LED - This red LED lights up when the Overdrive channel is activated.
5) (OVERDRIVE) GAIN - This control determines the distortion intensity of the amplifier's overdrive
setting. Adding GAIN will make your guitar sound more distorted.
6) (OVERDRIVE) MASTER - This control determines the output volume of the amplifier's Overdrive
channel. Adding MASTER will make your guitar sound louder and more percussive.
7) BASS - This control determines the level of low frequencies in the output signal. Adding BASS will make
your guitar sound warmer and heavier.
8) MID - This control determines the level of middle frequencies in the output signal. Adding MID will
make your guitar sound rounder and fuller.
9) TREBLE - This control determines the level of high frequencies in the output signal. Adding TREBLE will
make your guitar sound brighter and sharper.
10) (SPRING) REVERB - This is the reverb intensity control. This controls the amount of reverb that
is added back to the original dry signal. Adding REVERB will produce a reverberation effect in your guitar
sound, as though you were playing in a large hall. A little can go a long way in adding that special depth to
your sound. If engaged, the reverb is always active in either overdrive or clean mode.
11) MASTER - This is the master volume control. It allows you to control the overall listening level of
both channels.
12) CD/MP3 INPUT - This is a line level 1/4" (Ø 6.3 mm) stereo jack into which an MP3/CD/Tape player
may be connected.
13) EFX SEND - This amplifier is equipped with an effects loop which allows you to plug effects between
the preamp and the power amp. The EFX SEND jack is a line level 1/4" (Ø 6.3 mm) output jack into which
you may connect one or several outboard effects, eg Flanger, Delay, Chorus etc. The EFX SEND should be
connected to the input jack of the first effect in your chain.
14) EFX RETURN - This is a line level 1/4" (Ø 6.3 mm) input jack into which you should connect the
output jack of the last effect in your chain. The effects loop may also be used with a multi-effects rack
system, or with a single effect.
15) FOOTSWITCH - This is a 1/4" (Ø 6.3 mm) input jack into which you may connect a footswitch (not
included) which will enable you to switch between the Clean and Overdrive channels while playing.
16) BALANCED OUT - This front panel XLR socket drives a post E.Q, post effects, balanced output signal
for connecting directly to one of the Balanced Microphone inputs of a mixing console.
17) POWER LED - When this red LED is lit, the amplifier is ready to work. When it is off, it means the
amplifier is powered off.
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BACK PANEL

WARNING
This amplifier must be earthed. Please check that the supply voltage details given on the rear panel are in
accordance with your electricity supply.
1 POWER SWITCH - This switch turns the amplifier on or off.
2 POWER FUSE - In the event of the power fuse having to be replaced, first unplug the power cable from
the mains outlet. Then remove the fuse cover and replace the power fuse with one of the same type and
value. Never plug the power cable back into the mains outlet without the fuse cover. When powering on
the amplifier, if the power fuse blows up again, go to a suitable service centre for repair.
3 MAINS INPUT - This is the input socket into which the mains power cable must be connected. This
amplifier is supplied with a power cable with a moulded-on plug. If the socket outlets in the home are
not suitable for the plug supplied with this amplifier, use an appropriate plug adapter that can handle the
power required for this amplifier.
4 VOLTAGE SELECT - This switch selects the chosen voltage level between 110-120VAC and 220-
240VAC as appropriate. This switch may be accessed by unscrewing the safety cover. Always make sure
that the selected voltage level is in accordance with your electricity supply.
5 SPEAKER OUT - The 250 GARH head features two external speaker sockets to connect one (or two)
external Speaker Cabinet(s) providing the total load impedance is not lower than 4 Ohms, while the 250
GAR212 combo allows you to plug one external Speaker Cabinet only with a minimum load impedance of 8
Ohms, i.e: Stagg 150 GC412 (right model) and Stagg 150 GC412A (angled model), 150W RMS/8Ω Speaker
Cabinets for guitar amplifier.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Description
Max. Rated Power
Speakers (N * Ø/ P/ Z)
External Speaker Out
Minimum Load
Frequency Response
Total Harmonic Distortion
Signal to Noise Ratio
Input Impedance
Power Consumption
Maximum Input Level
Maximum Gain
Dimensions (H x L x P)
Dimensions (H x W x D)
Weight
Features and Specifications are subject to change without notice.
250 GARH - 250 GAR212
250 GARH 250 GAR212
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250 GARH EU+UK
250W RMS Guitar Amp Head
w/ Spring Reverb
250 Watts RMS @ 4 Ohms
2 x SPK
4 Ohms
60 Hz to 20 kHz
0.5% (Clean Mode)
- 75 dB @ max Rated Power
220k Ohms
600 Watts max
45 mV RMS
42 dB @ 1 kHz
23 x 73 x 31 cm
9 x 28.7 x 12.2 in
22.2 kg/ 48.9 lb
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250 GAR212EU+UK
250W Guitar Combo w/ Spring Reverb
and 2x 12" speakers
250 Watts RMS @ 4 Ohms
2 x 12"/ 80W/ 16 Ohms
1 x SPK
8 Ohms
60 Hz to 20 kHz
0.5% (Clean Mode)
- 75 dB @ max Rated Power
220k Ohms
600 Watts max
45 mV RMS
42 dB @ 1 kHz
63 x 73.5 x 31 cm w/o casters
24.8 x 28.9 x 12.2 in w/o casters
44.3 kg/ 97.7 lb
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