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Names and Function on Each Part

Top Panel
INSTRUMENT and MICROPHONE Channels

1. INSTRUMENT input: 1/4” phone jack
2. MICROPHONE input: Balanced input terminal with XLR jack. This

terminal doesn’t supply phantom power. 1-GND/2-HOT/3-COLD

3. 2 BAND EQ: Shelving EQ to cut and boost BASS and TREBLE fre-

quency range. Refer to the spec sheet at the end of this manual for
frequencies and levels.

4. VOLUME: controls the pre-amplifier level of each channel.

Effects and Master Section

5. CHORUS switch: turns CHORUS on/off of the INSTRUMENT chan-

nel.

6. CHORUS: controls the speed of the chorus effect of the instrument

channel. Turn this control to the right to increase the speed.

7. REVERB switch: turns REVERB on/off for both channels.
8. REVERB: controls each channel signal level sent to the REVERB

circuit. This function will be off at the “0” position.

9. AUX INPUT: for an external audio source. However, this is 1/8” ste-

reo input jack, stereo signals are mixed to mono. Use the volume
control of your portable player along with the volume control on the
amp to adjust the desired volume.

10. MASTER volume: controls the overall output level from this amplifi-

er. Doesn’t work for LINE OUTPUT.

11. POWER indicator: This LED will light when amp power is activated

by the POWER switch.

Rear Panel

12. POWER switch: turns the power on/off. Before you turn on the pow-

er of the amp, make sure that the VOLUME and MASTER knobs are
set to 0. When you are not using the amp it should be turned off.

13. AC INLET: Connect the included AC power cable to this connector.

Only use this amp with the voltage indicated on the panel.

14. LINE OUT: 1/4” phone jack outputs line level signal coming from pre

MASTER. You may plug in a mixing console, an external powered
speaker, or a recording device.

Troubleshooting

1. The power supply cannot be switched ON.

• Check that the power cable has been connected correctly.
• Try plugging it into a different power supply socket and see if the

same problem occurs.

2. The power supply can be turned ON, but no sound is

produced.

• Check that the guitar and microphone have been connected cor-

rectly.

• Remove the effects between the guitar and the amplifier and check

to see if no sound is produced.

• Replace the shielded cable and check to see if no sound is pro-

duced.

• Check to see if the volume on the guitar is set to “0”.
• Check to see if the microphone switch has been turned ON.
• Check to see if there are batteries in the guitar. If there are, check

that they are OK.

• Use a different guitar and see if no sound is produced.
• Check to see if the volume on the amp is set to “0”.

3. Noise occurs

• Check to see if anything in the immediate vicinity is resonating or

banging against the amplifier to produce the noise.

• Check to see if the plug cover on the shielded cable is loose.
• Check that the string action (distance between strings and frets) is

correctly adjusted (not too low).

• Check to see if the guitar batteries are depleted.
• Is the microphone used as unbalanced? If so, noise occurs easily.
• Use another guitar, microphone, effects and cable to see if the same

noise is produced.

In the case of defects

This product has passed exhaustive inspections before being shipped
from the factory. Ensure that the above procedures are carried out when
a problem is thought to exist. Contact your dealer in the unlikely event
that an abnormality occurs during use. Also, ensure that the symptoms
of the problem are explained in detail when requesting repairs in order to
facilitate swift handling.