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Mains On/Off Switch 

– This switch turns the system power ON or OFF. 

The switch illuminates to indicate the presence of AC power present in the 
chassis. This switch is prior to the fuse. The light in the switch may flicker 
depending on local voltage conditions. This is normal and nothing to be 
concerned about. 
 

NOTE: The Mains Switch will illuminate even if the fuse is blown. 
However, the DC Indicators will not illuminate if the fuse is blown. 
 
IMPORTANT NOTE: 

When attached, the included lighted footswitch will 

defeat the Front Panel controls for the Mute to Tune and Enhance Bypass 
functions.  
 

BACK PANEL FEATURES 
 
Amplifier Power Rating: 
 

RMS output (with +3 dB headroom): 
275 Watts @ 8 Ohms 
440 Watts @ 4 Ohms 
650 Watts @ 2 Ohms 
 

Cooling System 

– Your amplifier features a thermostatically controlled fan, 

which will switch on when the internal temperature reaches 130 degrees F. 
In low volume situations (into 8 Ohm loads) the fan may not come on at all. 
 
The cooling system also features a high temperature thermal safety system, 
which will activate a circuit if the operating temperature goes above 200 
degrees F. This circuit will automatically turn off the output of the system in 
the event of overheating. It will automatically reset itself as soon as the unit 
cools down to a safe operating temperature.  
 

NOTE

: the D.I. will continue to operate normally even when the amplifier is 

in thermal safety mode. Only the stage sound will be lost. 
 

IMPORTANT NOTE: Excessive heat is a Very Bad Thing and can 
result in severe damage to your amplifier. DO NOT bypass or 
disconnect any part of your thermal safety system. Doing so will 
immediately void your warranty!

 

 

Summary of Contents for Nemesis NA650

Page 1: ...Nemesis Owners Manual NA650 Bass Guitar Amplifier THE LEADER IN BASS AMPLIFICATION 08 10 2005 by U S Music Corp...

Page 2: ...of headroom This amplifier also features a thermostatically controlled active cooling system with built in thermal safeties You have purchased what we feel is one of the finest bass amplifiers in its...

Page 3: ...manual in its entirety before operating your new amplifier Failure to do so could result in misuse or damage We ve taken the time to write it which was a lot longer than the time it will take for you...

Page 4: ...oducing sound levels that could cause permanent hearing loss DO NOT operate at high volume levels or at a level that is uncomfortable If you experience any discomfort or ringing in the ears or suspect...

Page 5: ...il you get the amount of compression you want You may find the bypass switch useful for getting that maximum punch when you are slapping or popping hard Gain Boost Switch Depressing this switch engage...

Page 6: ...ass type filter These controls give you a broad general control of the tone shaping D I Selector Allows the user to choose to send the D I either pre EQ or post EQ D I Level Controls the level being s...

Page 7: ...ooling System Your amplifier features a thermostatically controlled fan which will switch on when the internal temperature reaches 130 degrees F In low volume situations into 8 Ohm loads the fan may n...

Page 8: ...z 7 Amps 5 x 20 mm GMC T slow blow IMPORTANT NOTE Always use slow blow or time delay type fuses Do not use fast blow fuses To convert your amplifier from US to European fusing remove the Fuse Holder a...

Page 9: ...de a pre gain signal for connection to a tuner It can also be used to provide pre tone signal to other devices such as a direct box or console The signal is enough to provide adequate signal to virtua...

Page 10: ...is well worth it Once they ve done it a few times most users can do it time and again in about a minute IMPORTANT NOTE Before you plug in your unit for the first time please do the following things Fi...

Page 11: ...ou have disengaged the Compressor as we suggested the Set Level light will barely blink on your loudest notes when you reach clipping in the Input stage We recommend you decrease gain one or two click...

Page 12: ...Knob as some call it The Enhance circuitry adds very low bass upper mids and highs while scooping out a bit of low middle The more Enhance effect you dial in the greater the boost and cut As with all...

Page 13: ...o focus in on particular frequencies to achieve your desired tone We suggest you spend some time experimenting with these controls to learn more about how they can affect your sound Here s an easy way...

Page 14: ...the EQ settings that were so perfect at home lack definition in a live setting On the other hand the stage settings that worked so well sound harsh and or thin in the absence of other instruments Fre...

Page 15: ...If you are uncertain about your future needs always go with the 8 Ohm speaker option so that you can add another speaker later if you need to In general adding more speakers will give you a greater v...

Page 16: ...ted by connectors that have picked up debris from dirty stages cases etc This contamination can result in poor contact as well as poor tone and we all know that bad tone is a Very Bad Thing These poin...

Page 17: ...be glad to help you with any questions you may have about our gear Not to brag too much but we think our forum is a Really Neat Thing filled with Really Neat People We re pretty sure you ll think so...

Page 18: ...electronics com Eden Electronics C O U S Music Corp 444 E Courtland Rd Mundelein IL 60060 847 949 0444 847 949 8444 fax Eden Never Compromise Note for those who care This manual was written by David E...

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