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General| Type | Tube Amplifier |
|---|---|
| Power | 20 Watts |
| Reverb | Yes |
| Tremolo | Yes |
| Channels | 2 |
| Reverb Type | Spring |
| Dimensions | 10.5" |
| Tubes | 2 x 6V6, 1 x 12AT7 |
| Controls | Reverb, Tremolo Speed |
Explains the dual preamp channels, Lead and Rhythm, and switching mechanism.
Details the Rhythm channel controls (Volume, Treble, Bass, Reverb) and sound characteristics.
Details the Lead channel, Mid-Bite control, and sound characteristics for various tones.
Describes the built-in 2-spring, tube-driven reverb circuit and its application to channels.
Explains the tremolo circuit, controls for Rate and Depth, and footswitch operation.
Instructions on using a grounded AC cord and proper ground connection for the amp.
Guidance on fuse type and the correct power-up sequence for the amplifier.
Details connecting the footswitch and its function for channel selection and tremolo.
Information on the 8 Ohm speaker jack and using extension cabinets.
Introduces the Ironman-II attenuator and its advanced circuitry for low-volume sound.
Explains the need for an attenuator to achieve overdrive at lower volumes.
Describes the rotary knob and switches used to control attenuation.
Practical guidance on using the Attenuation knob and Volume control for desired sound.
Explains the HF Comp switch for adjusting EQ and compression at low volumes.
Details the bypass switch for adjusting attenuation based on selected channel.
Discusses how room acoustics influence amp sound, especially at low volumes.
Addresses harshness from floor reflections and suggests carpet placement.
Provides advice on optimal amp placement and orientation for best sound.
Explains how carpeting can affect midrange response and suggests solutions.
Suggests turning the amp around to improve sound in problematic small rooms.
Explains how the attenuator can improve clean tones in problematic rooms.
Lists recommended tube types and their functions in the amplifier circuit.
Offers suggestions for alternative tube swaps to alter gain and feel.
Provides guidance on correctly orienting and installing vacuum tubes into sockets.
Explains that output tubes are self-biased and any 6V6 can be used.
Discusses current tube manufacturing quality and potential issues.
Outlines the limited lifetime warranty for amplifiers against defects.
Details the 90-day warranty for specific tubes used in Tone King amplifiers.
Instructions for returning products for warranty service and obtaining authorization.
Discusses limitations on liability for incidental or consequential damages.
Advises on completing warranty registration and safety notification.
Provides contact information for customer support regarding warranty and product questions.
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