Victory VX The Kraken, Руководство пользователя

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The SEND socket is for connection to the input of effects units. On the VX it is
a lower impedance version of the signal that appears at the INPUT. Use the
send to connect to floor pedals or rack effects such as Delay, Chorus and
Reverb etc. Effects such as Overdrive, Fuzz, Wah Wah and Tuners often give
better results plugged into the Instrument Input on the front panel. The Send
socket can also be used on its own to send a signal to another amplifier.
The RETURN socket is for connection to the output of effects units. When not
used it is internally connected to the SEND, therefore the EFFECTS LOOP can
be ignored if not in use. It can also be used as a small signal ‘Slave’ input from
another amplifier but DO NOT plug an amplifier’s speaker output into the
Return socket or very bad things will happen.
The RETURN socket is also very useful for fault diagnosis. If your VX doesn’t
produce any sound when played, plug the guitar directly into the RETURN
socket and play. This bypasses the entire pre-amplifier section and sends the
guitar signal through just the output stage. If sound is now heard then the
problem is in the pre-amp section and is likely to be a faulty pre-amp valve.
FOOTSWITCH 1: GAIN I/II (Tip of TRS Jack) & MASTER I/II (Ring of TRS Jack)
Connect the supplied Dual latching footswitch here to switch between GAIN I
& II and between MASTER VOLUME I & II.
FOOTSWITCH 2: MASTER I/II + GAIN I/II (SOLO OVERRIDE - Tip of TRS Jack) &
FX LOOP ON/OFF (Ring of TRS Jack)
Connect an optional Dual latching footswitch, (available from your Victory
dealer) here to switch the GAIN & MASTER at the same time. When activated,
this will switch to GAIN II and MASTER II independent of previous GAIN &
MASTER VOLUME settings. If used without Footswitch 1 plugged in and the
GAIN switch in position I then the amplifier acts as a 2-Channel system. With
both Footswitches inserted then the front panel GAIN I/II switch is overridden.
The right-hand switch turns the FX LOOP ON and OFF.