Fishman SoloAmp, User Manual

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Front Panel Controls
The following pages describe the functions of each control or jack on the
SoloAmp front and rear panels. Refer to these numbered diagrams for each
numbered control on the following pages.
1. Mute – The Mute switch shuts off the signals from Channels 1 and 2 to the
speakers and all the XLR outputs. The mute does not affect the Aux Input,
Monitor Input, Tuner Out or the effects sends.
2. Master Volume – Set the overall level of the SoloAmp with the Master
Volume.
Note: Controls 3 through 13 are identical for both channels.
3. Clip LED – The Clip LED will light when the Gain level is too high and the
signal becomes distorted. If the light comes on when you play, lower the
Gain until the distortion goes away.
4. Gain – Use the Gain knob to set the level of the signal.
5. Phase – Use the phase switch in conjunction with the Anti-Feedback filter
to eliminate acoustic feedback. To read more about acoustic feedback, see
page 14.
6. High – Boost highs to add “air” to the sound of the instrument. With the
knob set at 12 o’clock, the control is effectively out of the circuit.
7. Anti-Feedback – If you encounter low-frequency feedback, sweep this
control to isolate and eliminate it. To read more about acoustic feedback,
see page 14.
8. Mid – This control affects how well the instrument blends in or stands out in
the mix. At loud volumes a midrange cut will achieve a more natural sound.
With the dial set at 12 o’clock, the control is effectively out of the circuit.
9. Reverb Level – Controls the amount of digital reverb in the channel.
10. Low – Boost here to add weight to the sound. In general, boost bass at
low volumes and flatten it out (or cut) at higher levels. With the dial set at
12 o’clock, the control is effectively out of the circuit.