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CONTROLS. 

 

1.

 

Signal correction switch for 

CLEAN 

channel.

 

2.

 

 

CLEAN

 channel indicator.

 

3.

 

CRUNCH 

channel indicator.

 

4.

 

CRUNCH PRE-EQ

 switch. The position of the switch determines the 

degree of signal preliminary equalization (processing) in CRUNCH 
channel. 

5.

 

LEAD

 channel indicator. 

6.

 

CRUNCH/ LEAD channels indicator. 

7.

 

TREBLE SHIFT

 switch of CRUNCH channel.

 

8.

 

TREBLE SHIFT

 switch of LEAD channel. 

9.

 

CRUNCH

 channel indicator. 

10.

 

LEAD 

channel indicator.

 

11.

   

POWER ON

 indicator (lit when preamp is on). 

12.

   

POWER

 switch for turning the preamp on and off.

 

13.

 

MASTER

 determines the general output signal volume.

 

14.

 

LEVEL LEAD

 for LEAD channel volume control. 

15.

 

PRESENCE LEAD

 determines the PRESENCE correction level of 

LEAD channel. 

16.

 

CRUNCH/LEAD 

for switching between CRUNCH/LEAD channels.

 

17.

 

LEVEL CRUNCH

 determines signal level of CRUNCH channel.

 

18.

 

PRESENCE CRUNCH

 determines PRESENCE correction level of 

CRUNCH channel.

 

19.

   

HIGH

 for 

CRUNCH/LEAD

 channel sets the high frequency range for 

CRUNCH/LEAD channels.

 

20.

   

MID

 for 

CRUNCH/LEAD

 sets the mid-frequency range of 

CRUNCH/LEAD channels.

 

21.

 

LOW

 for 

CRUNCH/LEAD

 sets low-frequency range of CRUNCH/LEAD 

channels.

 

22.

 

GAIN LEAD 

for 

CRUNCH/LEAD

 sets the gain level to the input signal 

of LEAD channel.

 

23.

 

GAIN CRUNCH 

for 

CRUNCH/LEAD

 sets the gain level to the input 

signal of CRUNCH channel.

 

24.

 

CHANNEL

 switches between CLEAN/(CRUNCH/LEAD) channels.

 

25.

 

LEVEL CLEAN

 sets the signal level of CLEAN channel.

 

26.

 

HIGH

 for 

CLEAN

 sets the high-frequency range of CLEAN channel.

 

27.

 

MID

 for 

CLEAN

 sets the mid-frequency range of CLEAN channel.

 

28.

 

LOW

 for 

CLEAN

 sets low-frequency range of CLEAN channel.

 

29.

 

GAIN CLEAN 

sets the gain level to the input signal of CLEAN channel.

 

30.

 

INPUT 

is intended for connecting your guitar o the preamp. 

 

31.

 

IN DC ADAPTER 

for connection of the power unit. 

32.

 

F.SWITCH

 for connection of external CLEAN/ 

(CRUNCH/LEAD) switch. 

33.

 

PHONE

 for headset connection. 

34.

 

OUT CAB.S.

 for connecting to Line input of a mixer. 

35.

 

OUTPUT

 the preamp output (0 dB). 

36.

 

RETURN

 for connecting to the external effects unit’s output (-10 dB). 

37.

 

FX LOOP

 for controlling Return input signal. 

38.

 

SEND

 for sending signal to the external effects unit (-10 dB). 

39.

 

INPUT 

for connection of your electric guitar to the preamp. 

 

INPUTs priority. 

 

INPUT 

located on the front panel has the priority in relation to 

INPUT

located on the rear panel of the preamp. I.e. in case of simultaneous 
connection to the inputs located on the front panel and the rear panel the 
preamp will operate with the signal coming to the front panel input. When 
you disconnect the cable jack from the front panel 

INPUT

 the preamp will 

start operate using the signal coming to the 

INPUT

 located on the rear 

panel of the device.  

CAUTION!  

All connections are to be carried out only when the power of 
the preamp has been SWITCHED OFF! 

 

For qualified personnel only. 

DANGER!  High voltage! 
Even after disconnection from mains the internal 
circuitry can be up to 500 V DC live. In order to avoid 

electric shock you MUST NOT disassemble the device. There 
are no user-serviceable components inside the device. The 
device repair must be done only by qualified specialists.  
 If the device has not been used, it is necessary to disconnect 
it from mains. 

 

 

WARNING! High voltage inside the preamp. To avoid 
possible malfunctions the device must not be exposed to 
rain or moisture. Prevent water or other liquids from 

getting inside the device  

 

Tubes replacement. 
 

To replace the tubes: 

1.

  Unscrew 7(seven) nuts of the jacks located on the rear panel ( 32-36, 

38,39);  

2.

 Remove 

FX LOOP

 knob (

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37); 

3.

  Unscrew the nut of 

FX LOOP

 resister ( 37, under the knob); 

4.

  Remove the rear panel of the device by unscrewing 12 (twelve) 

screws: 7 on the top part and 5 on the rear; 

5.

  Carefully remove the old tubes; 

6.

  Put the new tubes instead of the old ones; 

7.

  Fix the rear panel of the guitar preamp in place by means of 12 

(twelve) screws: 7 on the top part and 5 on the rear; 

8.

  Screw on the nut of 

FX LOOP

 resistor (37); 

9.

 Put 

FX LOOP 

 knob in place (37); 

10.

  Screw on 7 (seven) nuts of the jacks located on the rear panel (32-36, 

38,39); 

 

For replacement use only the tubes recommended by the 
manufacturer.

 

 
AUDIO CONNECTIONS AND WITCHING. 
  

CAUTION! All connections are to be carried out only 
when the power of the guitar preamp has been 

 

SWITCHED OFF! 

 

Possible audio connections of the preamp with external devices: 

 
 

AMT Electronics reserves the right to change the internal and external design of the device 
which won’t decrease its consumer properties without preliminary notification. In this 
connection the specifications and appearance of the device might differ from the ones 
shown in this document.

 

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