X4 Nanobass Multi-Instrument Combo Amp

Lightest Portable Tone-To-Go, A Mini Marvel

Nanotechnology breaks the sound barrier with the X4 Nanobass Multi Instrument Combo Amplifier, which is the most compact and portable combo amplifier ever designed by Phil Jones Bass for desktop and practice applications. It is a highly efficient mini engineering marvel that redefines transportability and “Tone To Go”.  It is a 35 Watt amplifier with a 4” speaker and 3 Band EQ that not only rocks with bass; it will also provide dazzling tone for other instruments including guitar, ukulele, violin, and electronic drums.

The practical and versatile design includes an auxiliary input compatible with iPads, iPods and drum machines, and is Bluetooth equipped for music listening enjoyment and other applications.  PJB’s proprietary NeoPower 4-inch speaker delivers full frequency range that achieves ultimate tonal clarity and transparency for instruments as well as high-fidelity sound to any source fed into the auxiliary and Bluetooth inputs.

The X4 weighs just over 5 lbs and is small enough to fit in a backpack. It is available in Black, Red, and White colors. As with all products in the PJB family it is constructed from the highest quality materials and built to provide years of enjoyment and “Tone To Go” anywhere in the world with its built in worldwide AC voltage input.

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Model	X-4
Amplifier	Digital with DSP
Power Output	35 Watts
Speaker	1 x N52 Neo-Power 4inch speaker driver
Frequency Response	72Hz – 15KHz
EQ	3 Band EQ, Bass shelf 100Hz, +/-15dB; Mid 1KHz Bandwidth 120Hz-10Kz, +/-15dB; Treble shelf 10KHz, +/-15dB
Input	AUX-Input Jack, Bluetooth5.0 (aptX HD)
Output	Headphone-Out
Input Levels	Instrument:240 mV – 2 V; AUX:300mV(MAX); Bluetooth:500mFFS
Power	AC 100-240V/50-60Hz,6 ft Angle Plug AC Power Cord
Dimension (W x D x H)	6.3 x 7.9 x 7.8 inch
Weight	5.3 lbs
Color	Black, White, & Red
Reviews	Acoustic Guitar Review
	Peghead Nation (video)
	Bass Magazine Review
	Guitar Player Magazine Review
	Violinist Andrea Young Review (video)
	Interview with Phil about the X4’s Design and Componentry (Word.doc)