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CAUTION
• When connecting the amPlug to external equipment
such as a mixer or recorder, turn down the volume to the
minimum position on your external equipment before
connecting this unit. After connecting this unit, turn on
the amPlug and then adjust the volume of your external
equipment accordingly.
• Use a cable that’s no longer than 3 m (for the AUX and
PHONES jacks) to prevent malfunctions.
• Be sure that the audio equipment you connect to the
PHONES jack supports a stereo connection. Also, be sure
that the plug is firmly inserted all the way into the jack.
If you connect monaural equipment or fail to insert the
plug all the way into the jack, the device may perform
unexpectedly or the batteries may run down more quickly.
Setup
Installing the batteries
1. Push and slide on the triangular mark on the battery
cover at the rear of the unit to remove the cover.
2. Insert two AAA batteries as shown in Fig. 6, while making
sure they are correctly oriented.
If you’ll be using this
product for an extend
-
ed period of time, we
recommend that you use
alkaline or nickel-metal
hydride batteries.
The lamp lights dimly
when the battery power is
low
, and the lamp turns
off when the battery power
is depleted. Here’s when you should replace the batteries:
• For nickel-metal hydride batteries: when the lamp lights
dimly
• For alkaline or zinc-carbon batteries: when the lamp goes
dark
CAUTION
Remove depleted batteries from the unit immediately. Leav-
ing depleted batteries in could result in malfunctions such
as degradation of rechargeable batteries, electrolyte leakage
or other problems. Y
ou should also remove the batteries if
you will not be using the unit for an extended period of time.
Making connections
1. Connect the input plug of this unit to your guitar. Adjust
the plug angle so that it’s easy to use.
2. Connect your headphones or other monitoring equipment
to the PHONES jack.
Turning the power on/off
1. Rotate the VOLUME control counterclockwise to turn the
volume all the way down.
2. Long-press the STANDBY/ON/CH button to turn the power
on (the lamp lights up).
3. To stop playing, long-press the STANDBY/ON/CH button
to turn the power off (the lamp goes dark).
Remove the plug from the jack.
Selecting a channel and adjusting the
tone
1. Press the STANDBY/ON/CH button to select channel 1
(green) or 2 (red).
AC30
The AC30 sound that needs no introduction!
• CH1 (green) : Warm-sounding normal channel
• CH2 (red) : Top-end boosted channel with a cutting
edge
UK Drive
100 W stack amp sound, made in the UK
• CH1 (green) : Full-bodied vintage sound
• CH2 (red) : Sharp, sustaining distortion sound
US Silver
Combo amp sound, made in the U.S.A.
• CH1 (green) : Crystal-clear yet warm, clean sound
• CH2 (red) : Smooth and soft drive sound
Boutique
Traditional boutique amp sound
• CH1 (green) : Clean sound, bursting with fullness
• CH2 (red) : Bright and silky overdrive sound
High Gain
Modern high-gain amp sound
• CH1 (green) : Sparkling, clean sound
• CH2 (red) : Sharp, aggressive high-gain distortion
sound
Bass
Standard bass amp sound
• CH1 (green) : Wide-range sound
• CH2 (red) : Fat, punchy overdrive sound
Modern Bass
Modern bass amp sound
• CH1 (green) : Clear and bright sound
• CH2 (red) : Edgy high-gain distortion sound
NOTE: When using CH2, you may notice some additional
noise, and some feedback may occur depending on the
settings. Use caution with the volume settings.
2. Use the GAIN, TONE and VOLUME controls to adjust the
tone and volume.
Fig. 6
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