5 BUGERA 1990 User Manual
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Front panel
(1) The POWER switch is used to turn the power of the BUGERA amplier on
ando.
(2) The STANDBY switch allows you to place the amp in STANDBY mode
(OFFposition). This way the amp is idle, but the operational temperature of
the valves is maintained (POWER switch turned on). When the switch is set
to its ON position the amplier is activated.
ATTENTION!
TO AVOID DAMAGE TO YOUR AMP, NEVER USE THE BUGERA VALVE
AMPLIFIER WITHOUT A LOUDSPEAKER CONNECTED!
(3) The CHANNEL push button switches between the CLEAN and the
LEADchannel.
◊ You can also activate both channels with the supplied footswitch.
Refer to “Footswitch” for details.
(4) This is the VOLUME control that lets you adjust the volume level of the
LEADchannel.
(5) This REVERB rotary knob adjusts the eect level of the built-in REVERB
in the LEAD channel. The provided footswitch activates the REVERB eect
(seeChapter “Footswitch”).
(6) This is the VOLUME control that lets you adjust the volume level of the
CLEAN channel.
(7) This REVERB rotary knob adjusts the eect level of the built-in REVERB in
the CLEAN channel. The provided footswitch activates the REVERB eect
(seeChapter “Footswitch”).
(8) The PRESENCE rotary knob changes the tone of the amplier in the upper
frequencies. This emphasizes the high end and makes the sound crisper.
(9) The passive TREBLE control adjusts the upper frequency range.
(10) The passive MID control adjusts the middle frequency range.
(11) The passive BASS control adjusts the lower frequency range.
(12) This GAIN control species the input level of the LEAD channel. Turn the
control to the right to increase the preamplier’s distortion and sustain.
(13) This GAIN rotary knob adjusts the input level of the CLEAN channel.
Turningthe knob to the right increases the level of the preamplier and,
therefore, the signal’s strength.
(14) The jack labeled INPUT is the ¼" input connector on the BUGERA for hooking
up your guitar. Use a commercially available ¼" mono cable.
Control elements
Front panel of the BUGERA 1990
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