Kustom KGA10 User Manual

Thank you for purchasing the Kustom KGA10 model guitar amplifier. Kustom has
listened to musicians throughout the world and stands proudly behind each and every
one we make. It was designed with your needs in mind. Feature laden, great sounding,
able to adapt to all kinds of music, this amplifier really delivers what you have been
looking and waiting for.Whatever style you choose, its ready!
Kustom, with a 30 year tradition of excellence in design, proudly delivers to you this
amp and rewards you with a rugged and dependable amp designed and engineered
in the USA. Again, thank you for your purchase. Please take a few minutes to learn
about all the professional features that are built in.
OWNERS MANUAL
KGA10

Kustom KGA10 Specifications

General

Power Output	10 Watts
Channels	1
Type	Guitar Amplifier
Technology	Solid State
Speaker	Kustom Speaker
Inputs	1/4" Instrument

Summary

Specifications

Safety and Operating Instructions

Danger: High Noise Levels and Hearing Protection

Warning about permanent hearing loss from high sound levels and required hearing protection.

Important Safety and Operating Precautions

Essential guidelines for safe product use, placement, ventilation, and maintenance.

General Warnings and Electrical Safety

Precautions against water exposure, electrical shock, and unauthorized servicing.

Front Panel Controls Explained

Input Jack

1/4" input for connecting musical instruments for sound processing.

Drive Switch

Activates or deactivates the overdrive circuit for gain control.

Gain Control

Adjusts distortion level, from bluesy tones to hard-edged crunch.

Voice Control

Tone control affecting midrange, bass, and treble frequencies.

Volume Control

Sets the overall output volume level for the amplifier.

Headphone Jack

1/4" jack for headphones, enabling quiet practice and disconnecting the speaker.

Power Switch

Turns the AC power to the amplifier on and off.

Suggested Amplifier Settings

Clean Rhythm or Country Guitar

Basic clean sounds for rhythm, country, and funky guitar styles.

Blues Lead or Mellow Crunch

Settings for blues, softer rock leads, and rhythm parts.

Alternative/Harder Edged Rock

Tone for cutting through mixes, with thinner, midrange-focused sound.

Heavy Metal/Maximum Crunch

Starting point for 'notched out middle' sounds in metal and heavy alternative music.