ValveTrain Amplification
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ValveTrain Trenton
Thank You
We would first and foremost like to thank you for purchasing your amplifier from ValveTrain
Amplification. Your selection means a great deal to us.
Just so you know where we stand on things…
We are committed to providing the most discriminating guitarists in the universe the best possible products
in amplification.
We build a limited portfolio of hand wired amplifiers based off the most sought after circuits in history
using the best parts available.
Getting Started
There are several things you should know to get started with your new amplifier.
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There are no user serviceable items inside the chassis of this amplifier. For your own safety
contact us directly, or take it to a qualified technician.
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ValveTrain Amplification is not responsible for your safety when using this device. We give you
these basics to protect you as well as ourselves.
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Use Common Sense.
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Do not use the amplifier, or leave it plugged in when it is exposed to liquids. (This includes rain,
water, soft drinks and beer.)
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Do not change tubes or fuses without first unplugging the amplifier.
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Use the correct replacement fuse in the event that it needs to be changed.
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Tubes can get extremely hot when the amplifier is in use. Please keep your children and everyone
else away from them. Anyone will get severely burned if they come in contact with the tubes
when the amplifier is in operation or recently powered off.
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Do not use the amplifier when it is near drapery, furnishings, paper or anything else flammable.
The heat from the tubes may possibly cause them to ignite. Maintain at least 6 inches of space
around the unit while it is in operation.
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Instrument amplifiers by nature are intended to get loud. Respect your hearing and the hearing of
others. Permanent damage may result.
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This amplifier comes with a grounded power cord (3 prong). Do not alter this and always make
sure the unit is connected to properly grounded power of the correct voltage. (United States
120VAC)
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Never run the amplifier without speaker(s) connected. You may cause major damage (not under
warranty by the way) to the amplifier.
We’ve tried to do our part, you do yours…
Don’t take chances.
