Carvin AG100 - Channel 2 preset

Verified · 90/100 confidence. Complete schematic. All component values readable. Parameters derived directly from the circuit.

The AG100 is a mid-1990s solid-state acoustic guitar amp from Carvin with three channels: an acoustic channel with high boost and an acoustic sweep control, a second instrument channel, and an XLR microphone channel. It adds a 5-band graphic EQ and spring reverb, and its power stage is a 100-watt TDA7294 module. It was made for singer-guitarists who needed one amp for both guitar and vocals. It came before the later AG100D.

Tags: american, solid-state, acoustic, reverb, multi-channel.

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