1: INPUT: Use this jack to connect your guitar to the amplifier by means of a shielded
instrument cable.
SOLO/RHYTHM CHANNELS: High gain channels giving you sounds with serious over-
drive.
2: SOLO LED: This LED illuminates when the Solo channel is selected.
3: GAIN: Use this control to adjust the amount of distortion produced by the Solo channel.
4: SHAPE: Use this control to “dial in” the tone for the Solo channel. Rotating the control
counterclockwise enhances the mid frequencies, while rotating the control clockwise
enhances the low and high frequencies.
5: LEVEL: Use this control to adjust the output level of the Solo channel.
6: SOLO/RHYTHM SELECT: Use this switch to select the Solo or Rhythm channel. When
this switch is depressed, the Solo channel is selected. With the switch in the out position,
the Rhythm channel is selected. This switch is active only when the Solo-Rhythm/Clean
Select switch (#13) is depressed.
7: RHYTHM LED: This LED illuminates when the Rhythm channel is selected.
8: GAIN: Use this control to adjust the amount of distortion produced by the Rhythm channel.
9: LOW: Use this control to adjust the low frequency level of the Solo/Rhythm channel.
10: MID: Use this control to adjust the midrange frequency level of the Solo/Rhythm channel.
11: HIGH: Use this control to adjust the high frequency level of the Solo/Rhythm channel.
12: LEVEL: Use this control to adjust the output level of the Rhythm channel.
13: SOLO-RHYTHM/CLEAN SELECT: Use this switch to select the Clean channel or the
Solo and Rhythm channels. With the switch in the out position, the Clean channel is select-
ed. When the switch is depressed, either the Solo or Rhythm channel is selected, depend-
ing on the setting of the Solo/Rhythm Select switch (#6).
CLEAN CHANNEL: A normal gain channel designed to give you crystal clean sounds.
14: CLEAN LED: This LED illuminates when the Clean channel is selected.
15: VOL: Use this control to adjust the output level of the Clean channel.
GTX212
Three-Channel Guitar Amplifier with Advanced DSP
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