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Rear Panel
Footswitch Jack – 5-pin DIN jack to plug the provided footswitch cable into.
FX Loop Return Jack – mono input jack for the FX loop return signal.
FX Loop Bypass Switch – switch to fully bypass the FX loop circuit.
FX Loop Send Jack – mono input jack for the FX loop send signal.
Bias Probes – test jacks to check the bias values of the power tubes.*
Parallel Speaker Jacks – mono input jacks to plug the speaker(s) into. PLEASE NOTE: The jacks are in parallel, so if you
plug two equal impedance speaker loads into them, you must set the impedance switch to half their impedance. For
example, with two 16 ohm speaker loads plugged in, the impedance switch should be set to 8 ohms.
Impedance Selector Switch – switch to select the correct impedance of the speaker load hooked up to the amp.
Punchy/Smooth Switch – switch to change the amount of negative feedback injected into the amp. The “punchy” setting
has less NFB and is more aggressive sounding. The “smooth” setting has more NFB and is less aggressive sounding.
Full/Half Power Switch – switch to change the power setting between half and full power. This feature changes the
operation of the power tubes between pentode (full) and triode (half.) The amount of power reduction in wattage is
approximate.**
Solid State/Tube Rectifier Switch – switch to change between using the tube rectifier or the solid state rectifier. Using the
tube rectifier will produce more of a vintage sound which is more compressed and spongy. Using the solid-state rectifier,
the sound will be more firm and aggressive.
Fuse Holder – receptacle for the amp’s main fuse. There’s an additional the high voltage fuse located inside the amp.
AC Jack – jack to plug the provided AC cord into.
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The bias pot is located on the top of the amp chassis
near the power tubes. Please only have the bias
adjusted by a qualified technician.
Please note, the power reduction in wattage does not
equate to a 50% reduction in overall loudness (dB.)
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A note about the FX Loop – When the FX loop is off (bypassed), the entire signal will bypass the FX loop circuit
altogether. However, the send and return jacks are switched jacks that are connected together when nothing is
plugged into them. Therefore, when the circuit is on, signal will be allowed to pass through the FX loop if nothing is
plugged into it. Once a cable is inserted into either one of the jacks, that connection is broken and will the signal will
go out through the send jack and have to be returned through the return jack.