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SETUP &

POWER UP

It is very important to place the amplifier in a dry location

that provides 4-6" of space between the rear of the

amplifier and anything in the area that is designated for

the amplifier. Tubes produce heat; anything flammable

should be kept away from amplifier tubes. Please

check the tubes, and make sure they are all seated in

their sockets. Look good? We are ready to move on!

First, ensure the power and standby switches are in

the off (down) positions. On the back of the amplifier,

confirm your D40 is safely connected to a load by

connecting either the D40 internal speaker cable to

the Speaker Jack or an external speaker cabinet to

the Ext Cabinet Jack and selecting the correct im-

pedance of the external speaker via the push button.

Alternatively, you can choose the internal load on the

Front Panel push button (In=internal load); for more

information, refer to Section "Two-notes Torpedo-Em-

bedded" Page 14. Once the speaker load is secured,

connect the AC power cord to the amplifier Mains

connector on the rear of the amplifier and then to an

AC outlet. Finally, connect any remaining peripherals:

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FX Loop Connections

USB

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Guitar, Pedalboard, &

Revv Cabinet Lighting

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Shielded Cable

Headphones

•

MIDI

Revv Foot Controller

•

XLR

Note: Use a high-quality shielded instrument cable

for guitar input and FX loop connections to prevent

unwanted noise. Remember that instrument cables can

sometimes impact the guitar's signal quality, and trying

varying cable lengths can help achieve the desired

sound.

Once all speaker load and peripheral connections are

secured, move the power switch to the On position

and give the tubes at least one minute to warm up.

Now it is time to begin setting all controls while we

wait. We recommend setting the master volume

and gain controls to the lowest setting or zero (fully

counterclockwise) and all treble, mid, and bass controls

to the 12 o'clock positions to begin. Set the standby

switch to the ON (up) position, and you are ready to

start exploring!

Note: Upon power-up, you may notice that the LED

clipping indicator illuminates solid red. This is the

startup sequence of the amplifier.

FRONT PANEL

INPUT

1⁄4" Instrument cable input.

CHANNEL 1 (CLEAN)

Selected by: 1. Pushing the designated front panel

button, 2. Foot switch button #1 or a foot switch preset

mode setting, 3. MIDI & CC commands. Passive treble,

middle, & bass controls with a wide range. Small turns

equal large tonal change,

CHANNEL 2 (CRUNCH)

Selected by: 1. Pushing the designated front panel

button, 2. Footswitch button #2 or a footswitch preset

mode setting, 3. MIDI & CC commands. Passive treble,

middle, & bass controls with a wide range. Small turns

equal large tonal change,

BRIGHT BUTTON

This button allows you to achieve a brighter or warmer,

crunch/dirt tone without compromising the full range

of your treble knob. This is also useful when using gain

pedals that are picky about which amp they are boosting,

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BOOST BUTTON

The boost push button is also shared between the

two channels. When activated, it will produce a bolder,

more robust tone. This function adds gain and boosts

all frequencies. It's another great way to shape your

sound, as you can use this function with MIDI or presets

on your foot control.

REVERB BUTTON

The reverb on the amplifier is toggled on and off with

the reverb button (MIDI control is also available). When

the LED is illuminated, reverb is inserted into the guitar

signal. The two channels share this button, but they

can be set independently of one another.

The reverb level control on the rear of the amplifier is

then set according to the amount of reverb desired,

and the decay control next to it will then set how long it

takes to have the reflections fade out. These powerful

controls allow you to shape your reverb sound in many

different ways!

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