Primo Analog Topology Meets High-end Boutique Cosmetics
The all-analog Blackstar Debut 15E 15-watt stereo practice amp sets a new standard in on-the-go combo amplifiers. Experience inspiring tone and feel as you run the Debut 15E's twin 3-inch stereo speakers through their paces. Conjure up decades of coveted British and American tones with Blackstar's patented Infinite Shape Feature. Add dimensionality to your playing with a built-in digital tape delay as you jam along to your favorite tunes via the onboard MP3 input. A speaker-emulated output gives you that "miked stack" response at silent volumes, whether you're wearing headphones or recording direct. And with its classic cosmetics and simple analog-style controls, the Debut 15E makes the perfect centerpiece to your control room, stage, or performance platform. Looking for more from a practice or recording amp? You'll definitely want to have a look at the Blackstar Debut 15E guitar combo amplifier.
Infinite Shape Feature (ISF) dials in your drive tones
The all-analog Blackstar Debut 15E is packed with a massive spread of tones, by virtue of Blackstar's Infinite Shape Feature (ISF). When turned fully counterclockwise, you'll lend an American characteristic to your voice, with a tight bottom end and aggressive middle. Turned all the way to the right, you'll enjoy more of a British vibe, with a woodier sound that's less aggressive. However you dial in the Debut 15E, you'll enjoy a musical response that commands attention.
Stereo 3-inch linear-response speakers
Music playback sounds just as it was meant to be heard — in glorious stereo — through the Debut 15E's twin 3-inch speakers. And whether you're running backing tracks from your phone/tablet or additional instrument sources into the MP3 input, this amp delivers big sound on the go.Speaker-emulated output
The Blackstar Debut 15E's speaker-emulated output delivers the sound of a miked-up cabinet, even with the volume down. Connect to your audio interface or a PA system and enjoy great tone. It also produces inspiring sounds when you're wearing headphones, which is great for late-night practicing and tracking. Guitarists here at Sweetwater have found the speaker-emulated output to be our family's (or roommate's) favorite feature.
