ROLAND JC-55 JAZZ CHORUS-55 GUITAR AMPLIFIER COMBO Vintage Working Tested Japan

  
ROLAND Jazz Chorus, JC-55 Guitar Amplifier. The ROLAND Jazz Chorus JC-55 is one of ROLAND's famous guitar amplifier "Jazz Chorus" series, a model with attractive sound quality in a compact size.

This amplifier is especially known for its clear and spacious sound and distinctive chorus effect. The JC-55 is equipped with two speakers and provides a beautiful stereo sound spread. The "chorus effect", the biggest feature of the Jazz Chorus series, creates a very natural and beautiful spread.

It is especially effective in clean sounds. The JC-55 is an amplifier with 50W output, providing sufficient volume and spacious sound. It is particularly strong in jazz and clean tones. Compared to the JC-120 (the flagship model of the Jazz Chorus series), it is designed to be more compact and easy to carry.

This makes it convenient for live performances and practice. Two 5-inch speakers are installed, and the stereo spread is utilized to output a very clear and balanced sound. A simple interface that allows you to switch between clean and overdrive, and adjust effects such as chorus and reverb.

With bass, middle and treble controls, it is flexible enough to accommodate a variety of genres and playing styles. The Jazz Chorus series is a very attractive choice, especially for guitarists who value clean sounds and players who use chorus effects a lot. The JC-55 is recommended for those who want to easily obtain that distinctive sound. Condition: Good condition/operating condition confirmed.

12.5 kg (27.6 lbs). Dimensions: Width: 515 mm 20.3 in. Height: 405 mm 15.9 in. Depth: 255 mm 10.0 in.

Voltage: AC voltage: 100V (for Japan). The voltage is based on the product specifications for Japan, but if you are using it overseas, please be aware of the difference in voltage.

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