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General| Brand | Marshall Amplification |
|---|---|
| Model | VS65R Combo |
| Category | Amplifier |
| Language | English |
Essential safety guidelines for using the Valvestate amplifier, covering mains plug, chassis, servicing, and environmental conditions.
Explains the concept of Valvestate technology, simulating valve power stage performance for warmth and feel without actual valves.
Port for connecting your guitar, recommending a high-quality screened cable for noise prevention.
Controls the volume for the Clean Channel, adding crunch past halfway for bluesy sounds.
Visual indicator for selected channel; red signifies Channel 2 (Overdrive).
Adjusts low frequencies for tone warmth and weight on the Clean Channel.
Affects the perceived 'size' of the sound; increasing fattens, decreasing thins.
Adjusts high frequencies for brightness and cutting tone on the Clean Channel.
Front panel control for switching between Channel 1 (Clean) and Channel 2 (Overdrive).
Modifies Clean Channel voicing, offering mid-range boost and bass cut.
Controls input signal and distortion level for Channel 2, from blues crunch to high gain.
Adjusts low frequencies for the Overdrive Channel, affecting tone darkness and weight.
Shifts mid-range frequencies, enabling scooped mids for 'thrash' or fusion tones.
Adjusts high frequencies for the Overdrive Channel, affecting tone brightness and cut.
Controls the volume of Channel 2, balancing it with Channel 1.
Blends the level of effected signal with the dry signal in the FX loop.
Adds ambience and sense of space to the guitar tone.
Indicator light for power status and the main power on/off switch.
Connection point for the mains power supply.
For connecting headphones, automatically muting the internal speaker.
Connects an optional footswitch for channel switching, often with an indicator LED.
Connects external effects processors or floor pedals to enhance the sound.
Used for direct recording or connecting to a P.A. system.
