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Hard to know much about these Matamps since there's no schematics available and there's also so much variation between builds. From what I could gather and test this amp is capable of about 120W max with four EL34s. It starts to break up around 75W. The bass and mid controls have a minimal effect. It was biased extremely cold and sounded really grainy and weak, but when put back in a normal region it could get really fuzzy and blown out sounding.

Hard to know all that much about Matamps since they are pretty rare and schematics are hard to find. I think this is the bass version of the GT120. It has a bass clef.
This amp does about 120W max with four EL34s. It starts to break up around 75W. The bass and mid controls have a minimal effect. It was biased extremely cold and sounded really grainy and weak, but when put back in a normal region it could get really fuzzy and blown out sounding, which was awesome.

Stacked PCBs mean you gotta dive in if there's a problem.

Stacked PCBs mean you gotta dive in if there’s a problem. Individual bias pots per power tube for pure luxury or an annoying balancing act, depending on your mood.

Only two12AX7 tubes in this amp. It has one preamp tube and phase a inverter, that's it before the output section. There is more info here on this amp. This one seems to be the same or very similar -- http://www.planetoftheamps.com/matamp-bass120.html

Roll bars are great. You can put the amp on any side when servicing without breaking any tubes or knobs. It has just one preamp tube……..
There is more info here on this amp. This one seems to be the same or very similar — Matamp Bass 120