General
Fully primed to back up solo performers, duos, and singer-songwriters, the TC Helicon Harmony V100 combo acoustic guitar amplifier delivers the satisfying, lush sound of a fitted Tannoy Dual-Concentric speaker, the articulate definition of a fitted Top-Firing tweeter, and more than enough volume thanks to the 100 Watt output. The guitar and vocals are supplied with independent channels so the mix can be perfectly balanced, and as a sweet and convenient bonus, a complete looper section already comes built in.
The TC Helicon Harmony V100: Pure, Feedback-Free Vocals & Two-Part Harmonies
Since the microphone input has been equipped with a phantom power switch, this amp even accommodates active condenser microphones, and if you're having any issues with feedback, simply hit the Anti-Feedback switch to get it solved. The Adaptive Tone control quickly and easily dials in the optimum vocal sound, and for safety's sake, the Correction control can be turned up a touch to correct the pitch, or cranked all the way for an added auto-tune-style effect. This amp is even able to support the vocals with perfectly harmonised two-part backing vocals via the Harmony section, and to coat the lot in the right atmospherics, a Reverb and Echo effect come built-in.
Full & Authentic Acoustic Sound
The second channel has been loaded with options specifically developed for electro-acoustic guitars, including a built-in Reverb, Echo, and an additional Chorus effect. A convenient Anti-Feedback switch has also been provided as well as a Bodyrez switch, which automatically enhances the output of piezo pickups to result in full and authentic acoustic sound. Further practical features and functions include an integrated tuner with a clear colour display and a professional set of inputs and outputs lined up on the rear panel to support both stage and studio work. On top of all of that, TC Helicon have bundled up this versatile combo with a four-button footswitch that offers remote, real-time control over the vocal and guitar effects, the looper function, and the vocal harmony.
