Description
The Chord CG-30 is a 30-watt guitar combo amplifier built in a classically styled, vinyl-covered cabinet. Metal corner protectors keep the edges safe when it's moving between rooms or gigs, and the basket-weave style grille cloth gives it a familiar retro look. The front control panel is recessed and fitted with retro 'chicken-head' control knobs, so setting your tone is quick and easy to read at a glance.
Custom solid-state circuitry sits behind the front panel, voiced to produce authentic vintage-style clean and driven tones. Two switchable channels let you move from a clean sound to a driven one without swapping settings, and the Gain and EQ controls give you room to shape both. Whether you want a bright, clear tone or something with more grit, the CG-30 covers both ends without fuss.
For quieter practice, there's a headphone output on the front panel, so you can play at any hour without disturbing anyone. That makes the CG-30 a sensible choice for home use as well as rehearsals. It runs from a standard 230Vac, 50Hz mains supply via an IEC connector. The combination of a workable power rating, two channels and simple controls makes this a practical amp for players who want a straightforward setup with a traditional feel.
Specification
| Weight |
9.80KG |
| Dimensions |
410mm x 380mm x 200mm |
| Connections |
Guitar input, footswitch input, headphones out (6.3mm jack), aux in (RCA) |
| Controls |
Clean volume, overdrive gain, volume, bass, middle, treble, reverb |
| Speaker |
250mm (10") |
| Output |
30Wrms |
| Power supply |
230Vac, 50Hz (IEC) |
Downloads
Product Manual
Frequently Asked
How much power does the CG-30 have?
The CG-30 is rated at 30 watts, which suits home practice and small rehearsals well.
Does it have separate clean and drive channels?
Yes. It has switchable clean and drive channels, so you can move between a clean tone and a driven one at the flick of a switch.
Can I use headphones with it?
Yes. There's a headphone output on the front panel for quiet practice without disturbing others.
Is this a valve or solid-state amp?
It uses custom solid-state circuitry, voiced to produce vintage-style clean and driven tones.
What controls does it have?
It has retro chicken-head knobs for Gain and EQ, along with channel switching and output controls on a recessed front panel.
What power supply does it need?
It runs from a 230Vac, 50Hz mains supply using a standard IEC connector.