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General| Channels | 4 |
|---|---|
| MIDI | Yes |
| Power | 100 Watts |
| Footswitch | Included |
| Effects Loop | Yes, Series/Parallel |
Details critical safety precautions for operating and handling the amplifier to prevent personal injury and product damage.
Covers initial setup, power connection, warm-up procedures, and standby operation for the amplifier.
Explains the sequence and importance of powering up, warming up tubes, and engaging standby for optimal performance.
Warns about the sensitive nature of power tubes and the stress caused by premature standby activation.
Covers the various output and input jacks on the rear panel for effects loops and speaker connections.
Explains the three separate effects loops (switchable, serial, parallel) and their functionality.
Details the five speaker output jacks and their impedance configurations for connecting cabinets.
Introduces the three independent preamps designed for clean, crunch, and lead tones.
Covers the controls that shape the output tone and volume of the amplifier's power section.
Explains the function of power amplifier tubes in producing output power and their tonal characteristics.
Describes the role of the power amp section in amplifying preamp signals to loudspeaker levels.
Guides on programming the amplifier's functions and storing presets via MIDI or manual controls.
Explains how to manually select channels and program them via MIDI pedal for custom setups.
Covers different modes of MIDI communication, including Omni and Single Channel modes.
Details how the amplifier automatically recognizes the MIDI channel for program changes.
Explains how to manually set the amplifier to respond to a specific MIDI channel for control.
Details procedures and precautions for replacing power tubes, emphasizing professional service and re-biasing.
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