Roland JC-120P Jazz Chorus Guitar Combo — Floor Model

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Get the Undisputed "King Of Clean," and the Enduring Choice of Serious Guitarists Everywhere - The Roland JC-120 Jazz Chorus Guitar Combo First introduced way back in 1975, the JC-120 Jazz Chorus is one of the few guitar amps that can truly be called a legend. Roland's long-standing flagship is universally recognized by pros as the benchmark in clean guitar sound, and its rich tone and famous built-in stereo chorus effect have been heard on countless popular songs over its long history. Now celebrating 40 years of continuous production and counting, the JC-120 remains the undisputed "king of clean," and the enduring choice of serious guitarists everywhere. It’s been thirty years since the first Roland Jazz Chorus guitar amplifier made its appearance. With its astonishing "JC" chorus effects and distinctive clear, tonally pure sound, the JC amp has become an industry reference. Uncompromising sound quality, unique chorus, and rugged construction make this amplifier a must-have for any serious musician. Legendary flagship of the Roland Jazz Chorus series since 1975 Historic "JC clean" tone and signature Dimensional Space Chorus effect Powerful 120-watt stereo amp with two 12-inch "silver cone" speakers Two input channels (Normal and Effect), each with three-band EQ and bright on/off Built-in vibrato, distortion, and authentic spring reverb Footswitch jacks for turning onboard effects on/off while performing Stereo effects loop for connecting external effects Rated Power Output: 120W Nominal Input Level: Input jack: -30 dBu (680 k ohm) Speakers 30 cm (12 inches) x 2  Indicator: Power Power Chord: IEC AC cable An Icon in the History of Guitar Tone From the beginning, the JC-120 was designed to be the best clean amp ever made. Forty years on, its pure, transparent tonal signature - supported by an integrated stereo amplification system and custom 12-inch speakers - still remains unsurpassed in the guitar world. While other amps have come and gone, the ico