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Explains how signal travels through the amp's sections and channels, detailing effects placement.
Details the high and low gain input jacks, their sensitivities, and optimal usage.
Explains the pre-gain, saturation, and post-gain controls affecting gain structure and tone.
Covers low, mid, high EQ, presence controls, and the 'pull thick' feature for tonal shaping.
Describes the gain structure for the normal channel, noting the absence of saturation.
Details the active EQ controls, including the unique Paramid and Shift features.
Explains the depth, range, and 'pull set' features of the phaser effect.
Describes the function of the master reverb control for blending delayed signal.
Explains the Automix, Operational Status (Green), and Pilot (Red) LEDs.
Covers the Hi Power/Standby/Lo Power switch and the On/Off switch.
Details the fuse, line cord, ground lift, speaker jacks, and Automix remote socket.
Explains the function of the insert jacks for integrating external effects devices.
Describes the direct connection output for mixing consoles and sound reinforcement.
Lists power output, impedance, frequency response, and preamp section characteristics.
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