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9. MASTER LEVEL: Use this control to
adjust the overall output of the amplifier.
10. DSP MODE: Use this control to select
the type of Digital Signal Processing
(DSP) effect applied to the signal. The
effects are as follows:
DELAY: Slapback delay effect
ECHO: Long delay effect with regeneration
CHORUS: Chorus effect
FLANGE Light flange effect
FUNK-WAH: Touch-sensitive wah-wah effect
OCTAVE: Adds secondary note one octave
lower than original note
CHO/HALL: Chorus effect with large hall reverb
ROOM: Small room reverb effect
HALL: Large hall reverb effect
11. DSP LEVEL: Use this control to adjust
the amount of DSP effect to be applied
to the signal. In the fully counterclock-
wise position, no effect is applied. As you
rotate the control clockwise the amount
of effect increases.
12. CD INPUT: Use these jacks to connect
the outputs of a CD player or tape player to
the amplifier. The output of the CD or tape
player may need to be attenuated for a
suitable mix with the input channels – see
the notes on page 10.
13. INSERT: Use this jack to connect an
external effects device to the amplifier, or
as an input for a drum machine or other line
level signal. This jack is wired as follows:
Tip = Line In (Return - from effect out)
Ring = Line Out (Send - to effect in)
Sleeve = ground
See page 8 for additional information.
14: HEADPHONES: Use this jack to con-
nect a pair of stereo headphones for pri-
vate practice sessions. The internal speak-
ers are disconnected when headphones
are used.
15. LED: When the power switch is on and
the battery is fully charged, this LED illumi-
nates yellow. The LED illuminates red when
the battery needs recharging.
16. POWER: Use this switch to turn the
amplifier on (top of the switch depressed)
or off (bottom of switch depressed).
BASS
BUS
MASTER
DSP
CD INPUT INSERT POWER
LEVEL
MODE LEVEL
FUNK-WAH
FLANGE OCTAVE
CHORUS CHO/HALL
ECHO ROOM
DELAY
HALL
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