7
Controls And Features
1 -
Amplifier Input - Bright Channel:
Connect
your instrument with a high quality instrument
cable to the Bright jack to use the Bright
channel of the amplifier only. (Note - Bridged
channel mode will not work if the instrument is
plugged into the Bright channel jack.)
2 - Amplifier Input - Normal Channel:
Connect your instrument with a high quality
instrument cable to the Normal jack to use the
Normal channel of the amplifier or to use the
amplifier in “bridged channel” mode.
3 - Mid+ Switch:
The mid+ switch is used to
boost the middle frequencies of the amplifier’s
tone. With the switch engaged (Up Position)
the volume will become slightly louder and the
tone will become warmer. This function is great
for solos and is controllable through the foot
switch as well as the front panel. The panel
switch must be in the up position in order for the
foot switch to function correctly
4 - Channel Bridge Switch:
With the channel
bridge switch engaged the guitar signal is sent
to the normal channel and the bright channel
simultaneously. The result is a slightly elevated
volume and the tonal characteristics of each
channel contribute to the overall amplifier tone.
The instrument must be plugged into the normal
channel jack in order for channel bridging to
work.
5 - Bight Channel Volume:
This control
determines the overall volume of the Bright
channel. Rotating the control clockwise will
increase volume and increase the harmonic
distortion of the amplified guitar signal.
6 - Normal Channel Volume:
This control
determines the overall volume of the Normal
channel. Rotating the control clockwise will
increase volume and increase the harmonic
distortion of the amplified guitar signal.
7 - Treble:
This control determines the amount
of treble frequencies present in the amplifier
tone. At the max setting the amplifier is at its
brightest. This control also adds a bit of bite to
the amplifier tone as it is turned towards max.
8 - Middle:
This control determines the amount
of mid frequencies present in the amplifier tone.
It should also be noted that as the middle
control is turned towards the maximum setting
the player will notice that the treble and bass
controls have less effect on the overall tone.
9 - Bass:
The bass control determines the
amount of bass frequencies present in the tone.
Turning this control too far towards maximum
could result in the overall tone becoming too
muddy or boomy.