Blackstar HT Series HT-5H and HT-110 Guitar Mini Half Stack

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Blackstar HT Series HT-5H and HT-110 Guitar Mini Half Stack

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      Blackstar HT Series HT-5H and HT-110 Guitar Mini Half Stack (105154439)
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Mighty tone from a mini half-stack.

This mini Blackstar half stack from the HT series pairs the Blackstar HT-5H guitar amp head with the HT-110 speaker cab and delivers great tone during practice or studio work at any volume level.

The Blackstar HT-5H Guitar Amp Head

The HT-5H tube guitar amp from Blackstar is ideal for studio work or practice, packing all the great tone and innovative features of the award-winning HT tube pedals into a 2-channel, footswitchable tube amp format. The patent-applied-for ISF (Infinite Shape Feature) circuit gives you infinite adjustment over the characteristics of the tone control network and takes your tone from the USA to the UK and anywhere in between. So now you can effectively design your own tone and finally find "that sound in your head."

In making the Blackstar HT-5H ideally suited to home and studio use, the aim was to develop a tube amp that sounded full in tone even at the lowest volume level. With this in mind Blackstar designed a brand-new tube power amplifier topology. The HT-5H power amplifier is a low-powered, push-pull design that produces the crunch and breakup characteristics of a traditional 100W output but at a much lower volume—via its 12BH7 dual-triode in push-pull configuration producing 5 watts output— and delivers rich harmonics and compression.

The HT-5H amplifier head also has a fully specified speaker-emulated output, further enhancing its studio credentials and allowing any guitarist to get amazing tube tone straight to tape or disk, or through headphones. It also features the unique 4x12/1x12 voicing switch, allowing you to change the tonal characteristics of the emulated signal between 2 emulated cabinet types.

Add to this an effects loop with switchable level, along with 16-ohm and 8-ohm speaker outputs allowing you to run the amp into an external speaker cabinet of your choice, and you have everything you need for recording or practicing.

The Balckstar HT-110 Cabinet
The Blackstar HT-110 speaker cabinet packs 40W RMS and a 10" Celestion speaker for superb power delivery, and at under 24 pounds it goes wherever your music takes you.

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Blackstar HT Series HT-5H and HT-110 Guitar Mini Half Stack Features:

  • H5-5H Head:
    Innovative 5-watt valve combo
    1xECC83 and 1x12BH7
    Unique push/pull power amp design
    Award-winning HT Pedal preamp
    Two footswitchable channels
    Enhanced tone controls
    Patent-Applied-For Infinite Shape Feature (ISF)
    Fully equipped for studio or practice
    Speaker emulated output with 1x12 or 4x12 voicing
    Effects loop with effects level switch
    Footswitch included
    Cool vintage styling

    HT-110 cabinet:
    Power Rating (RMS):40 Watts
    Impedance:16 Ohms
    Speaker: 1x10" Celestion
    Weight: 24 lb.
    Dimensions: 17-4/10" W x 17-4/10" H x 9-7/10" D




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  • It Sounds Better Than "The Sound in Your Head"

    As reviewed by Peter on 5/19/2009

    I was looking for an amp that sounded good at a low volume but would also keep up with a drum kit. I considered a Fender Blues Jr. but am happy that I found this through a friend. It sounds really good at very low volumes and gets louder than any "hobbyist" will ever need. The gain is really sensitive and produces great semi distorted tones and full on overdrive is as dirty as you can get. The ISF feature is really cool and I'm finding a lot of interesting different sounds using my Gibson '61 reissue. The clean channel is also really crisp and I think this amp's only lacking feature is a revereb option. BUY this amp, I would have paid twice as much for it.

    17 of 17 people found this review helpful.

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  • all I can say is wow!

    As reviewed by rocketman on 11/5/2009

    I tried this amp out at a local guitar center on the advice of the store manager, I was looking for a british amp that could be played at low volume and still scream like a DSL 100. When I first saw this amp I thought it was merely a toy but once I flipped it on my jaw dropped to the floor. The cleans on this amp are incredible, I was completely blown away. That's just where the amazment just started, once I flipped over to the distortion channel I couldn't believe my ears! This amp sounds better than a DSL, its got that sceaming overdrive but still manages to keep the notes very clean. I still can't believe how much pure tube tone you can get out of such a small package!

    11 of 11 people found this review helpful.

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  • Unbelieveable little amp with big sound!!

    As reviewed by Tony on 6/4/2009

    I highly recommend the HT-5 head. It's feature packed, with two footswitchable channels, an effects loop, and a great gain shaping feature. You can dial in a good Marshall style gain or US high gain, or anything in between. They even included the footswitch, something I wish other companies would do. The amp has decent cleans, not quite Fender-ish. For bedroom/practice volume, the 1x10 speaker does well. It doesn't take alot of volume before it breaks up, but I've heard similar results with other small amps. If your intentions are to gig with this amp, I'd recommend a larger speaker cab. A 2X12 or 4x12 would really open up the headroom.

    7 of 7 people found this review helpful.

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