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A. INPUT: Combination instrument/microphone inputs
for channels one and two.
B. VOLUME: Volume level controls for channels one and
two.
C. BASS: Low-frequency tone controls for channels one
and two.
D. MIDDLE: Mid-frequency tone controls for channels
one and two.
E. TREBLE: High-frequency tone controls for channels
one and two.
F. REVERB: Reverb level controls for channels one and
two.
G. AUX/PHONES: /” auxiliary input above for use with
external devices (use external device’s volume control
to adjust its volume level); /” headphone output
below for both channels automatically mutes speaker
output.
H. POWER INDICATOR: Illuminates when the
Acoustasonic  is on.
I. POWER SWITCH: Turns the Acoustasonic  on and off.
J. IEC POWER INLET: On the rear panel (see illustra-
tion at right), attach the included power cord here.
Connect to a grounded outlet in accordance with
the input power voltage and frequency specified just
below the power inlet.
K. BALANCED LINE OUT: On the rear panel (see illustra-
tion at right), this XLR output sends a balanced signal
to external recording and sound reinforcement equip-
ment.
ENGLISH
The Acoustasonic 40 amplifier offers portable amplification for acoustic-electric guitar and
microphone. It’s a simple, flexible “grab and go” 40-watt amp ideal for a variety of musical per-
formance and basic public address applications, and it can also be used as an onstage monitor
when combined with a PA system.
Acoustasonic™ 40
INPUT VOLUME BASS MIDDLE TREBLE REVERB
PHONES
AUX
CHANNEL 2
EQUALIZER
POWERINPUT VOLUME BASS MIDDLE TREBLE REVERB
CHANNEL 1
EQUALIZER
For questions and troubleshooting,
contact a Fender specialist at:
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--- (International)