1. 0dB INPUT: Connect your “passive” bass
guitar here using a shielded instrument cable.
This input is not padded and is best suited for
basses without active electronics or “hot” pick-
ups.
2. -15dB INPUT: Connect your “active” bass
here using a shielded instrument cable. This
input is padded 15dB and is best suited for
basses with active electronics and/or “hot” pick-
ups.
3. VOLUME: Use this control in conjunction
with your instrument’s volume controls to adjust
the output level of the amplifier. The BA-112
employs a built in limiter to keep the output
clean at full power.
4. STYLE: This five-position switch allows you
to vary the tone of the amplifier. Experiment with
the Style and other eq controls (#5,6,7) for the
results which suit you best.
5. TREBLE: Use this control along with the
style control to adjust the high frequency level of
the amplifier. The treble control has a 36dB
range at 10kHz.
6. MID: Use this control along with the style con-
trol to adjust the midrange level of the amplifier.
This control has a 30dB range @ 500Hz.
7. BASS: Use this control along with the style
control to adjust the low frequency level of the
amplifier. This control has a 36dB range @
50Hz.
8. CD INPUT: Use these RCA jacks to connect
the line level (or headphones) output of a CD
player or tape deck. The two jacks sum the
stereo signal into a mono signal which is fed into
the BA-112 just prior to its power amplifier. Use
the volume control on the CD or tape player to
control the level of this signal.
9. LINE OUT: This jack supplies a post-eq,
unbalanced line level signal for connecting to a
house sound board, recording unit or external
amplifier. The level of this signal is controlled by
the Volume control (#3).
10. HEADPHONES: For private practice ses-
sions, plug a pair of headphones here. The
internal speaker is disconnected when the
headphones jack is used.
11. ON LED: This LED lights when the amplifi-
er is plugged in and turned on.
12. POWER: Use this switch to turn the ampli-
fier on and off – on is in the up position.
AC LINE CORD: (rear panel, not shown)
This grounded power cord is to be plugged into
a grounded power outlet, wired to current elec-
tric codes and compatible with voltage, power,
and frequency requirements stated on the rear
panel. Do not attempt to defeat the safety
ground connection.
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