Seymour Duncan PowerStage 100 Stereo
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Seymour Duncan
PowerStage 100 Stereo
Product Info
Article Number:
574089
Brand:
Seymour Duncan
Model:
PowerStage 100 Stereo
Category:
Electric Guitar Power Amps
Price:
$691.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
This PowerStage 100 Stereo is a clever solution for players who want amp-like power and flexibility from their pedalboard. The stereo capabilities open doors to creative soundscapes, and the built-in EQ is surprisingly effective. It's perfect for experimental guitarists, keyboardists, or anyone wanting a compact, powerful clean boost.
Product Description
- Seymour Duncan PowerStage 100 Stereo
- Stereo Power Amplifier for Electric Guitar
- Suitable for connection directly after effects units
- Small enough for pedalboards
- Cab Sim and EQ can be switched on and off for Balanced Out
- Power: 2x 100 watts at 4 ohms
- Suitable for operation of guitar cabinets with 4-8 Ohm
- 5-Band EQ (Bass +/- 13.2 dB at 74 Hz
- Low-Mid +/- 13.5 dB at 389 Hz
- Hi-Mid +/- 13.5 dB at 1.55 kHz
- Treble +/- 13.6 dB at 4.6 kHz
- Presence +/- 13.6 dB at 11.0 kHz)
- Controls for level
- bass
- low-mid
- hi-mid
- treble and presence
- Cab Sim On/Off switch
- EQ On/Off switch
- Power Amp EQ On/Off switch
- Rear power switch
- 2 Rear inputs (L/R): 6.3 mm mono jacks
- 2 Rear speaker outputs (L/R): 6.3 mm mono jacks
- 2 Rear balanced outputs (L/R): XLR
- Rear power socket
- Status LEDs for power supply
- Power amp clipping and preamp clipping
- Output impedance min. 4 Ohm
- Input voltage 100-240V AC
- Dimensions (L x W x H): 157 x 127 x 63.5 mm
- Weight: 1.31 kg
*Note:* Register your product at www.w-distribution.de/Warranty and extend the warranty to 4 years.
PROS
- • Stereo operation expands sonic possibilities for experimental tones.
- • Seymour Duncan’s EQ provides genuinely useful shaping capabilities.
- • Compact design integrates seamlessly into pedalboard-centric rigs.
- • Robust build quality suggests longevity and reliable performance.
CONS
- • Limited headroom compared to larger power amp solutions.
- • Stereo operation requires more complex cabling and speaker setup.
- • EQ frequencies, while useful, aren't as flexible as a full parametric EQ.
Product Video
Key Features
Power (Watts)
200 (2x100)
Class
AB
Channels
2 (Stereo)
Impedance
4-8 Ohms
Connections
2x 6.3mm Mono Inputs, 2x 6.3mm Mono Speaker Outputs, 2x XLR Balanced Outputs, Power Socket
Weight
14.3 lbs
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Frequently Asked Questions
It’s a serviceable cab sim, providing a decent approximation of a speaker cabinet, but lacks the nuance and realism of dedicated impulse response loaders.
Yes, you can run it mono by connecting both left and right outputs to a single cabinet, but you’ll lose the stereo benefits.
The EQ is a broad-stroke tool for adjusting overall tonal balance, but it’s surprisingly effective for sculpting high-gain sounds or compensating for room acoustics.
