11. Power Toggle Switch: Indicates Power On (Upward position) or Power Off (downward
position).
B. THE REAR PANEL
12. Fuse Holder: The fuse is the amplifier’s protection device. In the event of a power malfunction,
the fuse will engage, disconnecting the power source and the amplifier, therefore preventing the
amplifier from severe damage. If the amplifier shuts down while in use, unplug the amplifier,
open the fuse holder, check the fuse and replace if necessary (Replaced fuse must be at the
same rating voltages and current). Consult a qualified service technician if problem continues.
13. Power IEC Socket: Use the included power cord with this unit in accordance with the voltage
and frequency ratings listed on this manual and rear panel of this amplifier.
14. Wet/Dry Blend Control: Effects mix control. Use this control to add or subtract the amount
of effects placed into the signal from outboard effects units. Turning the knob all the way down
to Dry position provides no effects on the signal. Turning the knob clockwise increases the
amount of effects to the signal. When the knob is at the Wet position, only the Wet signal
(signal from the FX device) is sent to the power amplifier.
15. Effects (IN/RECEIVE): This jack is used to receive signal from an external effects or
signal processing device.
16. Effects (OUT/SEND): This jack is used to send signal from the amp to an external effects
or signal processing device.
17. External Speaker: Allows users to connect an additional external 8-Ohm speaker directly
to the amplifier. Warning: Do not plug in headphones to this external speaker’s jack. Overall
signal loudness could result in hearing damage.
Fig. 2
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