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EFFECTS REVERB TREBLE MIDDLE BASS VOLUME GAIN DRIVE
RESONANCE EFFECTS REVERB TREBLE MIDDLE BASS VOLUME DRIVE VOLUMEBRIGHT
INPUT
LO
HI
CHANNEL
HI INPUT:
LO INPUT: ‘
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: It is useful to experiment with the gain and volume controls. If you want a
very open, warm and semi overdriven sound try reducing the amount of gain (3) and increasing the volume. This reduces pre
‘Hi’ stands for high gain. This input is designed for the connection of low output level guitars making it well suited
for guitars with single coiled or low gain humbucker type pickups. Use of high gain pickups in this input may drive the preamp
too hard causing a "mushy" sound. Only use good quality guitar cable.
Lo’ stands for low gain. This input is attenuated down approximately 50% from the Hi input and is designed for
high output level guitars. It is useful in obtaining output that is "tight" not "mushy" from high gain humbucker type pickups
Also use this input for the cleanest full range sound with extended low end response. Only use good quality guitar cable.
GAIN: Sets the level of tube preamplifier gain or how dirty your sound is for the drive channel - Channel B. This channel is
designed to produce full stack style distortion. This control should be used in conjunction with the Volume (4) Setting a low
gain level and medium Volume will give a nice crisp bluesy lead tone, again with the ability to drive the output stage at higher
Volume settings. Setting a medium level on the Gain control and a medium setting on the Volume will give you a punchy hard
rock lead tone, with the ability to again drive the output tubes at higher Volume settings, while setting a high level on the Gain
control and a low setting on the Volume will give you a full on metal lead tone, with the ability to again drive the output tubes at
higher Volume settings Having set the Gain and Volume controls to your desired sound try backing off your guitar volume and
tone controls for lots of other cool sounds. Good tube amplifiers have the unique ability to produce a wide range of sounds by
using only your guitar controls, playing weight and style.
VOLUME Sets the overall ‘loudness’ of Channel B
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FRONT PANEL CONTROLS
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