Quilter Labs

Absolutely. They are made for headphones or any relatively line level input.  However, we do recommend using the Line Out if the amplifier is equipped w...

The Line Output accepts phantom power without any stress or problems at all. Do note that there will be much louder noises when plugging/unplugging the outp...

Most Quilter amps are designed to operate on any voltage. US or overseas. 100-230 volts.  Quilter amps can work even on bad voltages in places like nigh...

The Direct Out is intended to be a replacement for miking the cabinet, so it needs to go to a mic input. Some powered speakers (QSC K-series, for example) h...

Absolutely! Our amps have two speaker outputs so you can build your own modular system.  Plug one into the "bottom" speaker jack and one into ...

While running cabinets/speakers with matching impedances is recommended, our amps are typically forgiving of impedance mismatches. Running two cabs of diffe...

So your amp bit the dust. We understand. There is nothing worse than a busticated tube amp and a repair tech with dollars in their eyes. Although the amplif...

The Direct Out works very much like micing the amp but without the limitations of having a mic sitting in front of the amp. All you need is to run a balance...

All our current guitar amps have a “stealth input” that allows tracks to be inserted. Procure a cable from your music source to a mono quarter inch plug, an...

Taking advantage of your amp's headphone capability to use for silent, at-home practice? For the best signal, we suggest 30-50 ohms headphones. Anything...