RENEGADE
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1) AC INLET and FUSE:
Connect a
universal IEC type power cord. Be sure the
proper value fuse is installed that matches
the ratings as indicated for your country on
the rear panel.
2) AC VOLTAGE SELECTOR:
Makes
the Renegade compatible with the line
voltage in any country. Proper setting of
this switch is absolutely critical. Be sure
the switch position matches the line voltage
in your country. Severe damage will result
from improperly setting this switch and will
void your warranty, as well as destroy your
amp. To change the setting, loosen (DO
NOT REMOVE) the two screws securing
the plastic safety cover strip over the switch.
Swing the cover aside. Using a small screw-
driver, slide the switch to the proper setting.
Replace the cover and retighten the screws.
Be sure to install the proper value fuse.
3) FOOTSWTICH (BEIGE PLUG):
The Renegade footswitch cable fans out
into two ¼” plugs at the amplifier end of the
cable. The Beige color plug goes in here to
match the Beige color ring around the jack.
4) FOOTSWITCH (BLACK PLUG):
Take a guess what plugs in here. You are
correct. It is the Black plug on the end of the
footswitch cable.
5) BIAS SECTION (5, 6, 7, 8, 9,10 &
11):
This group of technical looking stuff is
very cool as you will discover later in the
manual. See the section on “BIAS”.
12) IMPEDANCE SWITCH:
Set this
switch to match the IMPEDANCE of
your speakers. The proper setting for the
Renegade 1x12 is 16 ohms. The setting for
the Renegade 2x12 is 8 ohms and 4x10 is 8
ohms. The proper setting for the Renegade
Head is to match whatever your speaker
impedance is.
13) MAIN SPEAKER OUTPUT:
Labeled
“USE FIRST” because you must use this
jack….FIRST. There is a special circuit
inside the Renegade that helps protect the
amplifier from damage in case you forget
to plug in the speakers and attempt to play.
As we all know, NEVER operate a tube
amplifier without a proper speaker load con
-
nected…but we didn’t have to tell you that
did we ?
14) EXTENSION SPEAKER OUTPUT:
Used for connected an external speaker to
the combo or when a second speaker cabinet
is used with the head. Since the MAIN
speaker output in labeled USE FIRST, it
would be reasonable to assume this jack
could be labeled USE SECOND, which
would be correct. See the section later in this
manual for proper connection and IMPED-
ANCE SWITCH settings for different
speaker arrangements.
15) RECORD LINE OUT:
This is an ac-
tive, balanced “cabinet simulated” output for
direct connection to the mic input on your
mixer for recording or live sound. It effec-
tively eliminates the need to place a micro-
phone in front of the speaker. The frequency
response of this output closely mimics the
sound of a mic’d speaker cabinet. Using this
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