Super Space Tone 30 Rear Layout
Mains IEC & Fuse
– To the far left, you have the Mains IEC plug with extra fuse (3 Amps). Gently pry
the bottom cover off to reveal the fuse container. This can be accomplished with a small flathead
screwdriver, carefully prying open to reveal the fuse holder/container.
HT Fuse
– The HT fuse is an excellent precaution; in the rare event that a tube does fail, the amplifier is
protected by a 500ma fuse. This is a simple push and twist release holder, counter clockwise to remove,
clockwise to re-insert. If this fuse does blow, it’s best to consult qualified tech for assistance.
Speaker Outputs 1&2
– These are the two speaker cabinet outputs. At least ONE speaker needs to be
plugged in before operating your Super 30. Care must be taken in assessing the impedance if running two
cabinets via both outputs. IF using one cab, plug into the Speakers 1 jack.
Impedance Selector (4-8-16 ohms)
– The Super 30 can be run 4, 8, or 16ohm loads using the selector
switch on the rear of the amplifier. If just running one Speaker Cabinet, always plug into the Speaker 1
jack. Set the impedance on the head to match the speaker cabinet. The stock Swart Super ST Cabinet
provides an 8ohm load. Running amplifier with two speaker cabinets: If you are running two 8 ohm
cabinets plugged into Speaker 1 and Speaker 2 jacks, set the impendence connector to 4 ohms. For your
own application, please refer to the excellent Impedance Chart on page 12 of this manual.
Foot Switch
– Jack for Swart Amps supplied dual foot switch ~ Controls both Reverb & Tremolo.
Reverb Tank (O for Output/ I is Input)
– The Super Space Tone 30 has excellent tube reverb
quality. The dedicated Reverb Tank is actually located behind the back panel on the top of the enclosure
over the Preamp Tube side. The send and receive lines plug into the top of the chassis behind preamp
tubes. The tank is housed in a leatherette fabric holder that opens from the right side if looking from the
rear of the amplifier. Note: The input chassis RCA is the jack to the right if looking from rear. The cables
are labeled as indicated within the parenthesis above. See detailed instructions with photo on Reverb Tank
removal/examination later in the manual.
