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General safety and operating instructions for using the amplifier, covering installation, usage, and maintenance.
Information on permissible noise levels and the importance of hearing protection during use.
Essential checks and advice before connecting and operating the Laney amplifier.
Recommended control settings for achieving a clean tone on the amplifier.
Suggested settings for the clean channel with overdrive engaged.
Recommended settings for blues-oriented lead guitar tones.
Suggested control settings for rock rhythm playing.
Recommended settings for rock lead guitar tones.
Input for guitars with single coil or low gain pickups, providing maximum pre-amp gain.
Attenuated input providing a tighter, less 'mushy' sound from high gain pickups.
Sets the overall listening level for the clean channel.
Adds brightness and sparkle to upper frequencies, noticeable at low gain.
Adjusts the low frequency EQ in the preamplifier.
Adjusts the mid frequency EQ in the preamplifier.
Adjusts the high frequency EQ in the preamplifier.
Allows switching between Clean and Overdrive channels without a footswitch.
Controls the level of valve 'Overdrive'.
Controls the overall listening level of the 'Overdrive' channel.
Adjusts the overall reverb level for the amplifier.
Controls the signal level sent to the effects loop send socket.
Protects the AC power of the amplifier; use only specified size and rating.
Protects the DC power; use specified size and rating. Check output valves if it blows.
1/4" output jack connected to the on-board speaker; set impedance selector to 8 ohms.
Switches internal impedance setting for the amplifier's speaker connection.
Connects an 8-ohm extension cabinet; set impedance to 4 ohms.
Provides an output from the preamplifier to drive external effects units.
Receives the output from an external effects unit via the send socket.
Connection point for a Laney FS2 footswitch for channel switching.
Advice on allowing the valve amplifier to warm up and optimal placement for sound.
Guidance on using Hi/Lo inputs and the effect of the Bright Switch.
Troubleshooting steps when the power light fails to illuminate.
Troubleshooting steps when the power is on but no sound is produced.
Diagnosing repeated secondary fuse blows, often indicating output valve issues.
Troubleshooting steps for lack of pre-amplifier boost function.
Troubleshooting steps for a gradual decrease in amplifier power output.
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