Kong Night Shift Power Soak B-Stock
Product information "Kong Night Shift Power Soak B-Stock"
Night Shift - shifting Headroom to Bedroom is written on the Kong Power Soak and this name reflects the way this device works very well. First and foremost, the Night Shift is a power soak with which the output power of the connected amp can be reduced to room volume. The power limitation can be switched in steps of -2, -4, -6, -9, -12 and -15 dB, in the -15 dB setting the power limitation can be adjusted continuously with the fine tuning potentiometer. The Night Shift can also be used as a load box - the load switch switches off the speaker output, leaving only the load resistors active. Also on board is an adjustable jack line out and a balanced XLR line out. Powersoaks convert electrical power into heat and an integrated fan ensures sufficient cooling. A power supply unit is included in the scope of delivery.
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- Color/ Finish: Black
- Connections: 3 x 6.3 mm Jack (In, Out, Line Out), 1 x XLR Symetric Output
- Controls: Adjustment, Line Out Level
- Design: Desktop
- Includes: AC Adapter
- Power Supply: External Power Adapter
- Subcategory: Loadbox
- Switches: Bypass, Attenuation, Load, Ground Lift
- Type: Attenuator
- Weight: 3,1 kg
- suitable for: Output power up to max. 250 watts
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