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<p><b><font size="5" face="Arial">1985 Gallien-Krueger 250 ML Mk II Amp</font></b></p> | <p><b><font size="5" face="Arial">1985 Gallien-Krueger 250 ML Mk II Amp</font></b></p> | ||
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with the best heavy tones out there.<br> | with the best heavy tones out there.<br> | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:52, 26 December 2014
1985 Gallien-Krueger 250 ML Mk II Amp
Gallien-Krueger 250 ML Mark II, 2 4-1/2" speakers (can be bypassed
when switched for external speaker connection), 2 channel single
1/4 " input. 100 watts when stereo outs connected to either 8
or 16 ohm (switchable) settings. Footswitch for channel switching
and effects, footswitch in and headphone jacks. Clean channel
volume with gain switch. Overdrive channel 2 w/ volume and 4 rotary
eq knobs (8.0 khz, 2.0 khz, 500 hz and 120 hz), push-button chorus
and echo switches. Rear effects loop. Small compact amp packs
a mean whallop when connected to a speaker cabinet. Little baby
cranks out 100 watts and can deliver a smooth tubey sound that
will break up and soar with the best of them. A great practice
and small setting rehearsal amp as well as recording when not
connected to a speaker cabinet. Gain switch on Channel 2 sends
overdrive from bluesy crunch to searing sustain and rich harmonics.
With eq settings set, a great Mesa Boogie tone is achieved.
Specs: GK 250 ML, 100 watts output when connected, built-in chorus
and echo effects, 2 channels, 4 rotary eq knobs, gain switches
for each channel, footswitch and headphone jacks, rear panel features
include 8 or 16 ohm switch with internal speaker bypass (at 8
ohm setting), aux. in and stereo out 1/4 " jack, XLR out, left
and right spkr outs, effects send and returns.
Tone: Nice clean channel tones reminiscent of tube Fender when eq'd
correctly and gain adds nice subtle clip. Channel 2 without gain
switch is bluesy and distinctive and with gain activated, blows
the windows out. Very likeable tones in this thing, quite versatile.
Appearance: solid black box with front panel controls having ez access,
metal grille protects 2 tiny 4 1/2" speakers! Rubber feet, handle.
Needs/wants: More broad banded eq section. Bigger internal speakers!
Quirks: When employing internal speakers, tone is rather skimpy and
thin due to lack of ability to push any bass end. Footswitch is
both effects on/off and won't allow for seperate activation. Echo
is like a reverb/delay with no control over parameters. When hooked
up, a wolf in sheeps clothing with plenty of lows and mids to
disperse.
History: First seen around 1985, this small wonder was used for the solos
by Nuno Bettencourt on Extremes Three Sides release. Competes
with the best heavy tones out there.
Desirability: Possibly discontinued, probably will be collectable.
Source: http://www.superpage.com/riffs/desc_gk.html
GK 250ML Operating Instructions
