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Setting up the T64RS 

WARNING!

To avoid electrical shock or any other damage, make sure that the T64RS 
and all other devices are switched off before you start connecting them to the 
amplifi er!

Power Connections/Mains

Before connecting to a grounded power outlet, make 
sure the power switches are in the off position (facing 
down). The T64RS is set up for 230 V of line voltage. 
Once the amplifi er is connected to power, you can 
get started!

Connecting an electric guitar

The input jack on the left side of the frontpanel 
receives your electric guitar signal by means of 
a shielded guitar cord with 1/4” mono style plug. 
Make sure the master volume of the amplifi er is set 
to the lowest position to avoid disturbing noise while 
connecting.

Speaker protection

The T64RS’s speaker cabinet contains four 8” speak-
ers. They can be damaged by heavy feedbacks of 
the connected instruments. You should always keep a 
suffi cient distance to the amplifi er to avoid such feed-
backs. This will extend the speaker’s and the power 
amp´s life span.

Travelling Abroad

If travelling to countries outside the EU, always check 
their local voltage before operating the T64RS. 
Mismatched voltages can and most likely will destroy 
your amplifi er. Should you encounter voltages and 
frequencies other than those indicated, a transfor-
mer must be used between the power socket and the 
T64RS. This transformer must be able to transform 
the voltage and frequency to one of the indicated 
settings.

Main Fuse

The main fuse is situated in a little drawer which is 
part of the power input jack. This sliding fuse holder 
also hides a spare fuse. For 230 V, the fuse must be a 
0,63 AT slow blow. It is crucially important to use the 
specifi ed fuse values only.

Maintenance

All checkups and repairs must be undertaken by 
authorized service personnel. With the right treat-
ment, the electric circuit and the power amp will not 
need any kind of maintenance at all.

Summary of Contents for T64RS

Page 1: ...ELECTRIC GUITAR AMP Owner s Manual T64RS...

Page 2: ...ust to the ambient temperature before operating 10 minutes should be sufficient in all cases Especially the change between a cold vehicle and in most cases warm stages can cause condensing fluid insid...

Page 3: ...3 Content Setting up the T64RS 4 Peripheral Connections 5 Preamp Section 6 Channels 6 Reverb 6 Controls Switches 7 Special Gimmicks 8 Specifications 9...

Page 4: ...nnected instruments You should always keep a sufficient distance to the amplifier to avoid such feed backs This will extend the speaker s and the power amp s life span Travelling Abroad If travelling...

Page 5: ...ur T64RS needs to be connected to a PA System You would like to record the sound directly into your recording desk or audio interface The Line Out will do just that All you need is a stand ard mono st...

Page 6: ...he second channel allows you to create almost every sound from Blues Rock to Metal Thanks to the built in 12AX7 preamp tube you will get a direct and warm response The gain control works very sensitiv...

Page 7: ...will decrease or increase the level of high frequencies I II This switch changes between Channel 1 and Channel 2 CHANNEL 2 Gain This knob controls the amount of distortion in Channel 2 Turn it clockwi...

Page 8: ...a compressor in front of the T64RS How to choose the right device High quality effects like a vibrato or time based units like delays can round up the sound when placed in the fx loop of the amplifier...

Page 9: ...ss Treble Channel 1 Bass Middle Treble Channel 2 Effects Reverb Connection Jacks Input CD Headphones FX Send Return Line Out Footswitch Speaker Out Dimensions Head 52 x 18 x 22 cm Cabinet 61 x 61 x 32...

Page 10: ...T64RS 2007...

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