Rear Panel
1.
Mains power switch
: in the up position, mains power is off (even if mains lead plugged in); in down
position, mains power is on.
2.
Mains power socket
: connect UK 240v mains power here.
3.
Tank impedance selector switch
: allows you to adjust the tank send output to match different
types of spring reverb unit. Both spring tanks supplied with the unit have an impedance of 8 ohms,
so the switch is preset to this value. Always make sure that this switch is set to the correct value for
any spring reverb you wish to use with the unit.
4.
Ground lift switch
: applies ground lift to unit’s audio circuit – helps to solve some ground loop audio
problems.
5.
Tank send output
: audio output to spring reverb. This output is not a standard line level audio
output; it is designed specifically to drive a spring reverb tank. Do not connect this output to any
other audio equipment (mixers or effects processors), since doing so may result in damage to your
equipment.
6.
Out: main audio output
(to mixing desk etc). This output is nominally at line level, but the unit is
capable of generating very loud signals.
7.
Tank return input
: audio input from output of spring reverb unit. This input is designed to receive
the low-level output of a spring reverb – it is not a standard line level audio input. Do not plug any
other audio equipment into this input, since doing so may result in damage to the unit.
8.
In: main line level audio input
(from instrument)
Note: components within the unit’s casing have been positioned for optimum audio quality. The positioning of
the input and output sockets on the rear panel reflects this.
Fuses
Fuse A
Mains Fuse 1A
B
Channel 1 Power Supply fuse 100mA
C
Channel 2 Power Supply fuse 100mA
D
Common Power supply fuse 250mA
All fuses are slow blow or ‘T’ for time delay.
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