Warwick has announced the Gnome series of bass amp heads, which promise big output from compact, lightweight enclosures.
Three versions are available: the 200W Gnome; the USB interface-equipped Gnome i; and the Gnome i Pro, which also features the USB out, but ups the output to 280W.
All three are solid-state designs, bolstered by class D power amps, and feature a three-band EQ with +/- 15dB of boost per band, as well as gain and master controls.
Around the rear of the amps is a post-EQ XLR DI output with switchable ground lift, speaker output, on/off switch and USB output (i amps only).
The Gnome line-up launches in September, starting at €149.90 (approx $175). See Warwick for more info.
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