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Covers reading, retaining, warnings, water, heat, power, grounding, and cord protection.
Details cleaning, non-use, object entry, service, ventilation, attachments, lightning, parts, and fuses.
Describes the two foot-switchable channels with independent volume, voicing, and attenuator controls.
Explains how to select channel A or B when not using the footswitch.
Details the independent volume controls and their PULL FAT feature for low-end enhancement.
Explains the function of Treble, Bass, and Midrange controls for shaping tone.
Describes how the Presence knob affects high frequencies and amp "feel".
Explains the three-position "era" voicing switch for selecting different vintage amp tones.
Explains the built-in Ironman-II attenuator for each channel to control volume while preserving tone.
Details the footswitch function for channel selection via LED indicator.
Provides recommended initial settings for the amplifier to explore its characteristics.
Guides on using the attenuator for volume control while preserving tone and feel.
Advises using a grounded AC cord for proper connection to the amp.
Explains mains and plate fuse locations, types, and relation to tube issues.
Outlines the correct power-up and power-down sequence for the amplifier.
Describes connecting the footswitch and using the impedance switch for speaker cabinets.
Identifies the speaker jacks for connecting external speaker cabinets.
Explains why the attenuator is essential for achieving overdrive at manageable volumes.
Identifies the attenuator controls: rotary knob for level and HF Comp toggle switch.
Guides on using Volume for gain/distortion and Attenuation for desired volume.
Explains the HF Comp switch for adjusting EQ curve and compression based on room acoustics.
Discusses how room acoustics influence amplifier sound, especially in small spaces.
Provides guidance on optimal amp placement and listening position for best sound.
Offers techniques like the 'Backwards Amp Trick' to improve sound in problematic rooms.
Explains how the attenuator can help manage harshness and improve clean tones in rooms.
Lists preamp, output, and rectifier tubes with their respective functions in the amplifier.
Details EL-34 output tubes, the need for bias adjustment, and technician recommendation.
Discusses the use of 12AX7 preamp tubes and their varied sonic properties.
Recommends using the 5AR4/GZ-34 rectifier tube for proper power supply results.
Provides instructions on correctly orienting and inserting tubes into sockets.
Explains output tube replacement, bias adjustment necessity, and technician service.
Discusses current tube manufacturing quality and potential early-life failures.
Details the limited lifetime warranty for amplifiers, coverage, and exclusions.
Warns against self-repair, high voltages, and unauthorized modifications voiding warranty.
Covers the 90-day warranty for specific tubes and replacement procedures.
Outlines the process for returning products for warranty repair or replacement.
Instructs on warranty registration, customer support contact, and limitations.
General| Type | Tube Amplifier |
|---|---|
| Effects Loop | Yes |
| Channels | 2 |
| Weight | 40 lbs |
| Tubes | 12AX7 |
| Footswitch | Included |
| Effects | Reverb |
| Outputs | 1 x Speaker Out |
| Speaker | 1 x 12" Custom Designed Speaker |
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