65amps VENTURA REAR PANEL
CHANNEL FTSW
- This is allows you to change
channels.
SPEAKER OUTPUTS
- Two speaker outputs in
parallel.
IMPEDANCE
- All 65 212-Combos and Extension
Cabinets are wired for 16-ohms (two 8-ohm speak-
ers in series). If using two 16-ohm cabinets, set
IMPEDANCE to 8-ohms. Always be sure to match the
impedance of this amplifier with the impedance of
the speaker cabinet you are using.
H.T. (High Tension) FUSE
- (500mA Slo-Blo) This
fuse is in line with the DC voltage in the amp. When
the H.T. FUSE blows, it is typically a sign of a bad
power tube.
A.C. FUSE
- (2A/250V Slo Blo) This fuse is connect-
ed to the AC primary side of the Power Transformer.
CAUTION - Never use a fuse with a higher amper-
age rating.
Specifications:
Specifications:
2x 6V6 power section
20 Watts
Hybrid London Color channel and SoHo gain stage front end.
12AT7 Phase inverter
Bump that works on both channels = 4 Voices
Passive FX Loop
Master Voltage
Knobs = Volume, Tone, Master Voltage
Switches = Manual Channel Switch & Manual Bump Switch
Footswitch = Dual button that controls channel and bump
Pair with cabinet:
IMPORTANT: We recommend a qualified technician
for retubing. All tubes use the same size socket, but
have very different wiring configurations and volt-
ages. Placing the wrong tube in the wrong socket
can cause damage
to the amplifier and tube.
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING WARNINGS AND
USER ADVICE!
• Always make sure the AC Voltage Selector is set for
the proper voltage (120 volts in the U.S.) before turn-
ing on the amplifier!
• Always make sure the amplifier is grounded!
(3-prong connector - no ground lifts).
• Use only a high quality grounded 3-prong AC
power cable with this unit. Always look for breaks or
exposed wire and replace if defective.
• Never remove the chassis from the cabinet! The
amplifier will store high voltages long after the amp
has been turned off and disconnected from the AC.
Changing tubes does not require any internal adjust-
ments. Refer all service to a qualified technician.
• Do not expose to excessive humidity, direct sun-
light or extreme high or low temperatures. Be certain
there is adequate ventilation around the amplifier.
Never expose to liquids or excessive dust.
More info at www.65amps.com