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Covers electrical safety, ventilation, liquid avoidance, and proper handling of the unit.
Highlights risks like thermal stress, tube failure, and amplifier compatibility issues.
Clarifies no user-serviceable parts inside and SFD's liability limitations.
Adjusts high-frequency (Edge/Brite/Flat) and low-frequency (Deep/Warm/Flat) response.
Controls for Input Level, Volume, Presence, Depth, and Standby/Bypass.
Details LINE IN, LINE OUT, FX SEND/RETURN, LINE OUT XLR, and FX LEVEL controls.
Information on AMP IN jack, Impedance Select switch, and power handling capacity.
Details SPEAKER 1/2 jacks and the Cabinet Impedance selector chart.
Explains the GROUND LIFT switch function and MAINS FUSE information.
Using the Power Station as a silent reactive load for direct recording or live sound.
Details on power tubes, biasing, testing, and replacement recommendations.
Example setup for connecting an amp head, PS2, and speaker cabinet with effects.
Illustrates connecting a combo amp to the PS2 and back to its speaker with effects.
Diagram for using a preamp with the PS2's Line In and its speaker output.
Example of using the PS2 in silent mode for recording or live sound without a speaker.
Advanced setup for live performance and recording with multiple units.
Troubleshooting steps for 'Won't Turn On', 'No Sound', and 'Won't Switch to Operate'.
Guidance for effects not operating, running hot, distortion, and blowing fuses.
Lists power requirements, output, impedance, dimensions, weight, and fuse types.
Certification of compliance with the European Union's Restriction of Hazardous Substances directive.
Declaration of compliance with the European Union's chemical regulation directive.
Statement of compliance with EMC and Low Voltage Directives for European Union markets.
Details the 5-year warranty on materials/workmanship, excluding tubes (90 days).
Outlines user obligations, service limitations, and common warranty exclusions.
Instructions for U.S./Canadian residents and international distributors.
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