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Informasjon
ROOTMASTER-800-EVO III
Delivering 800 watts of iconic Ashdown tone in a lightweight head, the Rootmaster 800 EVO III packs a versatile EQ, Sub Harmonic Generator, Compression, and Valve Emulated Drive for maximum flexibility.
Rugged, reliable, and backed by a 5-year warranty, it also features an Analogue Cab Sim DI output for seamless live or studio use.
POWER
• Power Output: 800 Watts
• Power Requirements: 115–230 Volts
• Impedance: Minimum 4 Ohms
CONNECTIVITY & I/O
• Speaker Outputs: 2 × Neutrik Speakon/Jack outputs
• High Instrument Input: Impedance 3.9M Ohms, input range 150mV – 20V p-p
• Low Instrument Input: Impedance 10k Ohms, input range 300mV – 405V p-p
• Line Input: Impedance 22k Ohms, input level 0dBu nominal
• DI Output: 420 Ohm balanced, Level 0dBu nominal
• Effects Send: Impedance 22k Ohm, Level 0dBu nominal
• Effects Return: Impedance 22k Ohms, Input Level 0dBu nominal
PERFORMANCE
• Frequency Response: –3dB @ 22Hz and 25kHz
• Signal to Noise: Better than 80dB (EQ flat)
• EQ:
• Bass: ±15dB @ 100Hz
• Lo Mid: ±15dB @ 340Hz
• Middle: ±15dB @ 660Hz
• Hi Mid: ±15dB @ 1.6kHz
• Treble: ±15dB @ 7kHz shelving
• Distortion: Less than 0.5% THD
DIMENSIONS & WEIGHT
Dimensions
• Height: 89 mm
• Width: 311 mm
• Depth: 235 mm
• Net Weight: 2.5 kg
The Rootmaster 800 EVO III is a precision-engineered amplifier designed for bassists who demand versatility. With its comprehensive EQ system, Ashdown Sub Harmonic Generator, Compression control, and Valve Emulated Drive, it adapts seamlessly to any style or setting, whether you're in the studio or commanding the stage.
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Produsent
Better Bass Since '97
The Ashdown story starts in 1997, but even in those early days, company founder Mark Gooday could've already easily been described as a bass amp veteran. Having already been one of the driving forces behind another leading UK manufacturer of bass amplification, Gooday had racked up awards and plaudits for his pioneering approach and now had his sights set on even loftier aspirations.
So, it's 1997, and armed with a wealth of experience and headful of new ideas, Gooday kickstarts Ashdown Engineering to life with a simple vision – to build and 'engineer' a better bass amp.
With a nous for innovation and a flair for design, many would've jumped straight in, but Gooday was smart enough to first court feedback from some of the world's most respected bass players, including John Entwistle (The Who), Mark King (Level 42) and JJ Burnel (The Stranglers).
Inspired by the comments from these trusted advisors, Gooday focused his efforts on designing a new kind of bass amp, where superior tone was matched by unrivalled power and tour-grade performance in a truly engineered, uniquely-styled package.
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