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MASTER VOLUME CONTROLS

The D40 is equipped with 2 MIDI & Foot-Switchable/

programmable master volume controls. These controls

come right after the effects loop & also work as the

FX loop return signal control. These controls can be

toggled from one to the other for complete volume

control. The controls can be toggled via the foot switch

button #4 (or programmed bank) or via MIDI.

STORE BUTTON

The store switch on the amplifier is important and

serves many purposes, from MIDI settings to save

channel settings. This is all covered in different parts

of the manual depending on what you are looking to

accomplish.

DEPTH & PRESENCE

The Depth control is a bass control & will add some low

end to the output. This control will be subtle in certain

settings but more pronounced in others. For example,

very low gain settings will only provide subtle results.

Whereas higher channel gain settings will result in a

more pronounced depth control range.

The Presence control has a great range of use! This

control can be very powerful when brightening up the

amp and adding amazing cut!

HEADPHONE JACK

The Headphone Jack output lets you use the amplifier

with any selected virtual cabinet settings through your

headphones directly from the Two-notes Torpedo-

embedded. Use headphones & engage the internal

reactive load to inspire silent playing. Please note for

your safety that both the Volume Control & the following

Output Level Control both affect headphone volume.

Note: The power delivered by the headphone output is

high enough to remain efficient even when using high-

impedance headphones. Therefore, getting very high

audio levels with that output is possible. We strongly

advise against the use of headphones with high audio

levels. The improper use of headphones can lead to

irreversible damage to your hearing.

OUTPUT LEVEL & CLIP LED

The Output Level knob controls the master volume

of the Two-notes Torpedo-embedded, which uses

the direct-XLR-out on the rear of the amplifier and

the headphone jack. If you see the Clip Warning LED

illuminate, you must turn the Output Level down to

avoid undesirable, harsh digital clipping.

VIRTUAL CABINET CONTROL

This 6-position control will switch through the first

six presets of the Two-notes DynIR library saved to

your D40. Included on your amplifier by default are 6

Revv DynIR presets created by Shawn Tubbs. You can

change the DynIR's and all of their options by using

Two-notes Remote software, connected via USB on the

rear of the amplifier. Up to 128 presets can be saved via

MIDI.

Note: See Torpedo Remote & Active Load Section on

Page 15 for more information.

BLUETOOTH REMOTE

Your amplifier utilizes Bluetooth technology to access

the two notes technology for on the fly changes via

Two-notes Remote app.

STANDBY & POWER SWITCH

First, turn on the power switch and wait a minute for

the tubes to warm up. Turn the standby switch to the on

position once you are ready to play.

Note: NEVER power up the amplifier without the proper

speaker load connected or the reactive load switch

engage.

BACK PANEL

MAIN POWER CONNECTION

When plugging the amplifier into the mains A/C wall

receptacle, always make sure the amplifier power and

standby switches are in the off position. The Required

voltage and fuse ratings are marked on the amplifier

underneath the mains input. Verify they are correct for

your electrical mains supply before plugging it in.

The mains input is a 2-part assembly on the D40; not

only will it allow you to plug the amplifier power cable

into it, but the main fuse is also a part of the assembly.

Should the fuse ever blow on the amplifier, you will also

find the fuse in this assembly. A spare fuse compartment

is built-in to keep a spare fuse with you. The fuse type

is marked on the rear of the amplifier.

MAINS & HT FUSES

The HT fuse is in place to protect you and the amplifier

from overload conditions. Always replace them with

the same type and rating only! Always unplug the

amplifier from the mains before replacing the fuses.

Fuse requirements are marked on the rear panel of the

amplifier. Mains Fuse: 100V: T4A, 120V: T4A

220V - 230V - 240V: T2.5A

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FOOT SWITCH JACK

This connection powers your foot switch and allows

it to control the D40. Should the provided foot switch

cable fail, any 5 PIN DIN cable can be used. For use

only with the included Revv D40 foot switch.

Note: This cable sends important data between the

amplifier and the foot switch. If a lesser quality 5 PIN

DIN cable is used, incorrect or erratic behavior could

occur. A high-quality cable is recommended, which can

be purchased on the Revv website should you need a

replacement.

XLR OUTPUT & GROUND LIFT

In the rear of the amplifier is a direct output from the

embedded Two-notes Torpedo and not direct from the

tube amplifier output itself. The purpose of this output

is to be used with audio interfaces to exclude the use

of an actual speaker cabinet, using virtual cabinets

instead.

Note: The reverb or other effects that the Two-notes

Torpedo provides will only be available through the

output at the headphone or XLR jack and not a real

cabinet. The speaker output will always behave normally.

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