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SWR

SWR

®

Corona, California USA

SWR

®

and WorkingPro™ are trademarks owned by Fender Musical Instruments Corporation.

Other trademarks are property of their respective owners. © 2005 FMIC. All rights reserved. 
WorkingPro™ Series Bass Amplifiers • swrsound.com • 01/05

Summary of Contents for WorkingPro 400

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Page 3: ...solete outlet Do not defeat the safety purpose of this plug Protect the power supply cord from being pinched or abraded This product should only be used with a cart or stand that is recommended by the manufacturer The power supply cord of this product should be unplugged from the outlet when left unused for a long period of time or during electrical storms This product should be serviced by qualif...

Page 4: ...ify Your Future Read through this Owner s Manual before using your amplifier not only to ensure your safety and protect your investment but so the full potential of the SWR WorkingPro is at your command Please verify that the following items were included in your SWR WorkingPro packaging AC Cable Dual Footswitch SWR Catalog A INPUT Plug your bass into this jack using a shielded instrument cable B ...

Page 5: ...opens up the sibilance characteristics of all instruments without being harsh Your ears are the best judge when it comes to settings that affect the tone of your instrument Obviously numbers curves and circuits mean nothing if not heard with your own ears So play a chord a repeated lick or a harmonic and turn the AURAL ENHANCER control to various points on the knob to hear the effect for yourself ...

Page 6: ... CUTOFF to 80Hz 4 Play a note repeatedly low E or low A and slowly rotate CUTOFF clockwise You will hear additional frequencies being boosted as you turn the dial and the overall effect will seem louder because more frequencies are being boosted As always your ears are the best judge Take some time to experiment and hear what works best L LIMITER This circuit is located after MASTER Volume and bef...

Page 7: ...vier such as 16 or 14 gauge for speaker connections Shielded instrument cable WILL NOT work and may damage your equipment IMPEDANCE GUIDELINES Use the impedance ratings on your amplifier and speakers to determine if a particular combination of speakers is appropriate for your amplifier NOTE All SWR bass speaker enclosures as well as most others are wired in parallel NOT in series therefore these I...

Page 8: ...nits except their MASTER Volumes Set EFX BLEND on all auxiliary units fully to WET 3 Recording or Reinforcement Connect EFFECTS SEND to the sound equipment input 4 Accompaniment Connect a CD player or drum machine to EFFECTS RETURN Control the input level at its source and by using the EFX BLEND control J T FOOTSWITCH Plug in the included footswitch here Use the footswitch to remotely switch MUTE ...

Page 9: ...ils We recommend that at least once a month you remove the WorkingPro from the case and tighten all outside screws and wipe off the outside of the chassis with a damp cloth Then check all the connections in your rack case and reinstall the unit MODEL WorkingPro 400 WorkingPro 700 PART NUMBERS 4450200010 120V 60Hz USA 4450000010 120V 60Hz USA 4450203010 240V 50Hz AUS 4450003010 240V 50Hz AUS 445020...

Page 10: ... USA SWR and WorkingPro are trademarks owned by Fender Musical Instruments Corporation Other trademarks are property of their respective owners 2005 FMIC All rights reserved WorkingPro Series Bass Amplifiers swrsound com 01 05 ...

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