Gain and Volume Controls:
Normal adjustments to the sound level should be made using the VOLUME control
only. This knob affects the signal levels at all inputs and outputs.
The GAIN control is used to set the amount of signal drive and natural distortion that is
achieved. In almost all cases, this control should be set high up, well above the 50%
point on its range. This will assure a good tone, and low operating noise. The only time
the gain should be turned down is when a very clean tone is needed for an excessively
high signal input, such as when certain external effects units are used with the Club.
The key to low noise is to keep the GAIN knob high, and use the VOLUME knob
to adjust your sound level.
Reverb:
The Club’s Reverb effect is a traditional style reverb effect that simulates the echo and
decay of sound reections in a room or hall.
The External Speaker Output:
There is a ¼” external speaker output connector on the rear of the Club, which can be
used to power an external cabinet. Please note the following IMPORTANT rules:
¥ This output is fully balanced and high power. Connect it only to a
passive speaker cabinet.
¥ Do not use this output for recording or connect it to other amps.
¥ Use a speaker cabinet rated at 8Ω, or higher.
¥ Be sure your external cabinet can handle at least 100W.
EFX Loop:
Allows effects be inserted after the input stage, resulting in a cleaner, more dened
output signal under many conditions.
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