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INPUT 1 (NORMAL) is a normal gain input for the NORMAL channel of the DZ30. Use this input for great touch response,
higher gain, and a classic feel.
INPUT 2
(NORMAL) is a low gain input for the NORMAL channel of the DZ30. Use this input for increased headroom.
VOLUME (NORMAL) adjusts the channel volume for the NORMAL channel. When used in conjunction with the MASTER
control, you can use this to set the amount of grit and crunch in the NORMAL channel. There will be some interaction with the
VOLUME control of the EF86 channel because of their input into the phase inverter.
BASS (NORMAL) adjusts the low frequency content of the NORMAL channel. Just like with an old AC30, the BASS and
TREBLE controls are highly interactive, and depending on the setting will impact the midrange response of the amplifier. We
recommend starting with the BASS quite low, around 8:00 (clock face).
TREBLE (NORMAL) adjusts the high frequency content of the NORMAL channel. Just like an old AC30, the TREBLE and
BASS controls are highly interactive, and depending on the setting will impact the midrange response of the amplifier. We
recommend starting with the TREBLE around 10:00 (clock face).
INPUT 1 (EF86) is a normal gain input for the EF86 channel of the DZ30. Use this input for great touch response, higher gain,
and a classic feel.
INPUT 2
(EF86) is a low gain input for the EF86 channel of the DZ30. Use this input for increased headroom.
VOLUME (EF86) adjusts the channel volume for the EF86 channel. When used in conjunction with the MASTER control, you
can use this to set the amount of grit and crunch in the EF86 channel. There will be some interaction with the VOLUME control
of the NORMAL channel because of their input into the phase inverter.
TONE (EF86) is a 6-way rotary selector adjusting the frequency response of the EF86 channel. Counterclockwise has the most
bass, and clockwise is the brightest.