Gitafish 10W Portable Guitar Amplifier Guitar Speaker Built-in Rechargeable Battery with Drum Machine Support Microphone/AUX Inp
Functional characteristics:
1. Guitar input function: can be used for electric guitar, electric guitar and bass; instrument sound source EQ high, low bass adjustable;
2. Microphone input function: It can be used for wired or wireless microphones with wired or wireless switch, microphone volume and reverb can be adjusted;
3. Headphone output: It can be used for personal practice and does not interfere with the outside world;
4. AUX input function: you can connect the phone or computer to play the sound source;
5. With 18 kinds of drum machine effects, the musician can choose the drum machine accompaniment at anytime, and with his own performance, can experience the performance of the band;
6. Suitable for portable use: Power supply uses built-in large capacity 18650 battery, fully charged battery life up to 10 hours, with USB charging port, can be charged anytime, anywhere with mobile power
7. Scope of application: electric guitar, daily exercise of wooden guitar, outdoor performances on streets, parks, etc.;
8. International wireless certification: ROHS, US FCC, European CE;
9. Color: black rainproof wooden box, silver iron speaker net;
Technical Parameters:
Distortion:
≤0.5%AUX
Sensitivity:
500mV
Output Power:
8W10%SNR:>75dB
Frequency Response:
80HZ-20kHZ
Working voltage:
7.4V, 2200MA lithium polymer battery (2 sections)
Charging Voltage:
DC5V/2A
Undistorted output power:
≥5W (1≤1%, voltage 8.4V full)
output power:
≥8W (1≤10%, voltage 8.4V full)
frequency response range:
80HZ-20KHZ
AUX input sensitivity:
500MV
Distortion:
≤0.5% (1W output)
signal to noise ratio:
≥75DB
guitar input sensitivity:
200MV
Battery life:
continuous use for more than 12 hours at medium volume
Working temperature:
-25 ° C -60 ° C
Troubleshooting
1.Sound distortion,broken sound:bass volume is too high, please lower the bass volume; 2.No lights or work when starting up:the battery is dead, please charge it in time.
