I am looking to see if this power amp can replace my 100-watt tube Bassman head as a power amp and have the same sound levels at output. I feel like I know the answer based on them both being the same RMS wattage…that it would probably work.
I am looking to use a board preamp and just want volume for speakers. My old Bassman head colors the sound too much for what I am intending.
Bass has become my thing over the years but I still play guitar all the time. I would be happy to have a PS-100 for the guitar, if it would go both ways (guitar and bass) that would be very cool.
1 Like
Great question!
The power station is primarily targeted at guitar amps. The unknowns for your application are
- the lowest frequency it can support, in the input and output transformers (these are designed with guitar frequencies spectrum in mind).
- There is a secondary question about how well the reactive load can cope with low frequencies, it is rated for 200W so I would hope it will be fine. But lower frequencies stress the load more than higher frequencies.
We need @DavidPhelge to comment, he will have access to the specs.
1 Like
Just a sidenote: If i would be a bass player i would immediately buy the new Deliverance 120 plus… 
1 Like