BASS CHANNEL
1. With Tone Controls centered and the Tone Switch in the middle position, the
frequency respons is flat.
2. With the Tone Contrlol Switch in upper position, the sound is "harder" or
"brighter." With the Tone Switch in lower position, it is a "deep" or "rhythm"
sound. Maximum bass response is achieved with the switch in the lower position.
USE OF STANDBY (SBY) SWITCH
The Standby Switch activates an indicator light which gives you a visual as well as
audible indication of the Switch position. When the indicator light is on, the amplifier is
ready for use.
POLARITY SWITCH
Use of the Polarity Switch helps to eliminate excessive hum, string noise, and the effect
of minor shocks. It is located on the front panel.
REAR PANEL FEATURES
You will find an auxiliary AC outlet on the rear panel. This is convenient for the
addition of such accessories as the Guild P.A. System, Copicat or Echorec. The current
rating is printed below the outlet.
HUM BALANCE CONTROL
Each amplifier had a Hum Balance Control on the rear panel to minimize amplifier
hum and buzz. Correct hum-balancing procedure: Make sure that the Polarity Switch
(front panel) is in the most favorable position (least hum). Then disconnect the
instruments from the amplifier. With Volume controls at normal playing level, adjust
the Hum Balance Control for lowest hum. After the instruments are again plugged into
the amplifier, any hum that returns is the result of electric fields picked up by the guitar.
DOLLY ATTACHMENT
You will note a small hole with a metal bushing located on the bottom and/or side of
your amplifier speaker cabinet. An accessory dolly (Guild model TD1) is easily attached
with a special fitting on the dolly. By inserting this fitting and turning it one-quarter of a
turn, the dolly can be attached or detached.
GUILD
GUILD MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, HOBOKEN, NEW JERSEY 07030
A DIVISION OF AVNET, INC.
No6949-F Litho in USA
