Ortega PTWO Akustikgitarren-Verstärker
Roland Meinl Musikinstrumente GmbH & Co. KG
Musik-Meinl-Straße 1
91468 Gutenstetten
Deutschland
https://ortegaguitars.com/
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Product information "Ortega PTWO Akustikgitarren-Verstärker"
The PTWO, a 12-watt Bluetooth® acoustic amplifier, celebrated its premiere at Guitar Summit 2024. Lightweight and portable, its rechargeable battery provides up to 5 hours of playtime, making it ideal for on the go.
The PTWO serves as both an acoustic amplifier and a high-quality Bluetooth® speaker that allows musicians to stream music and play along with their favorite songs. Built-in effects such as reverb, chorus, and delay make it possible to customize the sound for any environment.
For quiet practice, the PTWO has a headphone output, and direct recording is possible thanks to the USB-C OTG port. Despite its compact size, it delivers an impressive sound with a 3-inch speaker, a 1.5-inch tweeter and a 6.3mm instrument input.
With its high-quality leatherette cover, the PTWO combines vintage design with modern technology, making it a stylish and powerful tool for acoustic musicians. Its advanced features, portability and premium sound quality make it the ideal amplifier for rehearsals, performances and music lovers.
- Bluetooth-Streaming: yes
- Color/ Finish: Brown
- Country of Origin: China
- Dimensions: 16 x 13,5 x 9,2 cm
- Effects: Chorus, Reverb 1, Reverb 2, Delay
- HF Driver: 3"
- Headphone Jack: yes
- Includes: Acoustic Combo, Power Cord
- Number of channels: 1
- Other in/outputs: Headphone, Aux in
- Phantom Power: no
- Pole flange: no
- Power (watts rms): 12 W
- Power Range: 0 - 20 W
- Power Supply: External Power Adapter
- Rechargeable battery/battery operation: yes
- Special Features: Battery run time up to 5 hours
- Subcategory: Acoustic Combo
- Weight: 1,12 kg
Ortega Guitars was founded in Germany in 1994 and has combined modern design with authentic, traditional methods of classical guitar building. The company is particularly known for its concert guitars, but has since made a name for itself in many other areas of acoustic music. Ortega Guitars is committed to innovation, quality and sustainability and strives to meet and continuously exceed the expectations for all its acoustic instruments at every level.
The initial aim of the newly founded guitar company was to produce guitars that anyone can play and afford. From that starting point Ortega Guitars has grown from a small German guitar brand into a true global player with distribution partners around the world.
A cornerstone of Ortega Guitars was and still is the construction of guitars in traditional Spanish-style build, regarded as the highest-quality construction method. In addition to further developing this construction style, various designs and features were experimented with and the instruments have steadily improved. Ortega Guitars always takes its cue from the wishes of its customers and from the artists who play Ortega instruments. Over the past 25 years the product range has therefore expanded considerably. Today music enthusiasts can choose from a wide variety of stringed instruments such as ukuleles, acoustic basses, mandolins and banjos. Of course smaller guitars such as 1/4, 1/2 and 3/4 models for children are also part of the range.
The latest innovations from Ortega include, among other things, the digital stompboxes Horse Kick Pro and Quantum Loop, the Keiki-Series ukuleles for very young musicians and a system specifically for the amplification of acoustic guitars consisting of the head unit H ONE and the matching speaker cabinets S ONE and S TWO. With so much innovation and customer focus it is no surprise that many artists have chosen Ortega guitars and play them in everyday life and on stage. Among the best-known artists with signature instruments from Ortega Guitars are Thomas Zwijsen, Ben Woods, Javier Reyes and Ken Taylor.