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Brand | Tube Works |
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Model | IVAC65-112 |
Category | Musical Instrument Amplifier |
Language | English |
Highlights the dynamic versatility of the analog topology and the use of the 12AX7 tube for warmth and tone shaping.
Details the amplifier's features including high-fidelity audio, short circuit protection, VI limiting, and thermal management.
Describes the 1/4" input, 500k ohm impedance, precision scaling preamp, 40 Hz high pass filter, and RFI filter.
Details the monolithic FET amplifier for a clean, open sound with wide dynamic range and low noise floor.
Explains the musical preamp and overdrive control circuit using a 12AX7 tube for warm, rich tone with natural harmonics.
Covers a control section with switches for tailoring circuit parameters to customize individual tone.
Explains the FET/TUBE switch and MIX switch for layering clean and tube channels for varied effects.
Describes the BOOST switch for added drive and the ATTACK switch/control for increasing bite and sustain.
Details shelving EQ controls for enhancing tone, providing thick chunk or adding snap and spank.
Explains how amplifier switches affect only the tube channel and how they interact with the footswitch.
Details the 4-band active EQ for smooth tonal adjustment and the REVERB MASTER control.
Covers the MASTER VOLUME control for overall output and the POWER SWITCH for AC mains power.
Describes footswitch input, effects send/receive, direct output, headphone output, and speaker outputs.
Details the IEC power inlet, voltage selection between 115V and 230V, and the internal fuse.
Recommended tone settings for a 'Spankin' Clean' sound, played with a Fender Strat.
Recommended tone settings for a 'Texas Blues' sound, played with a Fender Strat.
Recommended tone settings for a 'Jazz' sound, played with a Gibson Les Paul.
Recommended tone settings for a 'Classic Rock' sound, played with a Gibson Les Paul.
Recommended tone settings for a 'Heavy Metal' sound, played with a Gibson Les Paul.