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Shape Bypass
The shape bypass is available only by foot switch control. It allows you to set up the Shape Control
for a specific tone character and then to bypass it. You can turn it on and off with the footswitch when
you need that special tone without having to adjust the amplifiers controls each time. FT/SW (A) Jack.
Switch (2).
4 Band Equalizer Set
The Four Band Tone Equalizer Set in the 1350 is highly musical and very simple to use. The
frequency centers are in the right places. The controls are fast and effective. All four controls interact
smoothly, seamlessly, and musically.
Bass Control
The Bass Control is set to increase or decrease the low bass frequencies. When the control is set to
center, it is inactive. When turned to the left, it goes negative, and to the right it goes positive. It
interacts smoothly with Low Midrange Control.
This control is centered around 35 Hz. This control is
helpful for providing a deeper and more solid bass tone when needed.
Low Midrange Control
The Low Midrange Control is inactive at the center position. It controls the bass frequencies from just
above the low bass control range to the high midrange control. This control is centered around 500
Hz. This control range is useful, adding a little extra push or for scooping out the midrange area to
get that perfect tone balance while playing jazz and other similar music types.
High Midrange Control
The High Midrange Control is inactive at the center position. It is set to interact smoothly with the
Low Midrange Control and covers the upper midrange frequencies. It is centered at about 2K Hz.
This range is useful for adding some cut to your sound for playing pop and rock.
Treble Control
Treble Control goes from above the high midrange control out to the top of the normal audio range.
It's used to enhance brightness and sharpness in the overall tone settings.
Equalizer Bypass Switch
This is available only on the footswitch. FT/SW (A) Jack. Switch (1). This allows you to set up a
special tone setting on the 4 band tone controls and then bring it in and out as needed by bypassing
the tone setting back to straight wire flat.
Auxiliary Input Level Control
This controls the mix level of the Auxiliary inputs and is located on the back panel. It has 6dB of gain
so you can properly mix your MP3 audio files, tunes, tracks or drum machine with your bass at
normal live playing levels.
Master Level Control
The Master Level Control is a level control, not a gain control. It is the final control before the
amplifier input. Use this control to set your overall sound level for the room when you are playing.
