FAME GSH2-200SA, Owner'S Manual

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Periphal Connections
Signal In Jack
On the very right of the frontpanel you will find
a mono type 1/4” input jack which receives the
signal of your electric guitar. We recommend the
usage of high quality cables with Neutrik plugs.
Phones
For quiet practicing at home you can also use
optional headphones. For best performance and a
brilliant sound, we recommend our Fame DT 790
studio headphones. Please note that the overall
volume of the amplifier will influence the master
volume of your headphones.
CONNECTIONS ON THE BACK
FX-Loop
On the back of your amplifier you will find both
a send and a return jack. These will be useful if
you want to loop external effects units between
preamp and power amp of the GSH2-200SA.
The built-in effects loop is parallel. That means
that you can adjust how much effect signal is be-
ing added to the original signal, which still flows
through the amplifier. There is always an ana-
logue connection between the send and return
jacks.
Line Out
Your GSH2-200SA needs to be connected to a
PA-System? You would like to record the sound
directly into your recording desk or audio inter-
face?
The Line Out will do just that. All you need is a
standard mono style 1/4” cable to connect the
GSH2-200SA to a channel strip of a mixing desk.
Please note that the volume set on the amplifier will be
the level thatʼs running into the channel strip of your
mixing desk. You should set the volume to the
lowest level possible and increase it step-wise.
Footswitch
These two jacks can be connected with an optio-
nal footswitch to control the amplifierʻs important
functions. We recommend our Fame FS400L 4-way
footswitch for best performance.
Speaker Outputs
These jacks are installed for the connection with
your speaker cabinet. There are two jacks for
each power amp side.
Mains
This jack is used to connect the GSH2-200SA to a
grounded power outlet.
Your guitar cord is an important part of our signal chain and its quality and
construction type clearly affect the overall tone of your rig. Try and buy the
best quality cord you can or want to afford for maximum sound!