
POWER
SWITCH
:
Turn
this
ON
to
power
the
SmallBox.
Leave
amp
in
STANDBY
MODE
for
about
1
minute.
STANDBY
SWITCH:
Leave
this
in
Standby
mode
for
about
1
minute
for
maximum
tube
life,
switch
to
play
mode
when
you
are
ready
to
use
the
amp.
Place
back
in
Standby
mode
when
you
are
between
sets
or
when
you
need
to
yell
at
the
drummer
or
singer.
Bass
players
can’t
understand
you
anyway
so
don’t
bother.
POWER
LAMP:
This
lights
up
when
the
amp
is
powered.
BASS
CONTROL
:
This
adds
or
takes
away
bass
or
bottom
end.
As
the
amp
gets
louder
you
may
want
to
back
this
off
a
bit.
Start
at
7
Ͳ
10
for
bedroom
volumes.
MIDDLE
CONTROL
:
Adds
or
takes
away
midrange.
Start
at
5
or
6,
lower
settings
will
scoop
the
mids,
higher
levels
will
allow
your
audience
to
actually
hear
the
guitar
in
the
mix.
TREBLE
CONTROL:
This
adds
or
takes
away
treble.
Start
at
5
and
adjust
to
taste.
VOLUME
1CONTROL
:
This
is
the
SmallBox’s
MASTER
VOLUME
for
channel
1.
The
more
you
turn
it
up
the
louder
it
gets.
VOLUME
2
CONTROL
:
This
is
the
SmallBox’s
MASTER
VOLUME
for
channel
2.
The
more
you
turn
it
up
the
louder
it
gets
just
like
the
VOLUME
1
CONTROL.
GAIN
1
CONTROL:
This
adds
gain/distortion
for
Channel
1.
Adjust
to
taste.
Don’t
be
afraid.
GAIN
2
CONTROL:
This
adds
gain/distortion
for
Channel
2.
Adjust
to
taste.
Like
we
said
before,
“Don’t
be
afraid.”
CHANNEL
SWITCH:
When
your
footswitch
is
not
plugged
in,
you
can
use
this
switch
to
change
your
channels.
BRIGHT
SWITCH:
This
is
a
3
Ͳ
position
bright
switch
for
Channel
1
ONLY.
Feel
free
to
experiment
with
this
to
get
“your”
tone.
INPUT:
Just
like
it
says.
This
is
the
SmallBox’s
Guitar
Input
Jack.
This
is
where
you
insert
your
guitar
cable
if
you
want
to
hear
the
darn
thing.
FOOT
SWITCH
JACK:
This
is
where
you
plug
in
the
supplied
footswitch.
You
can
switch
between
channels
1
and
2.
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