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Channel 1:

Gain

Clip

1. Turn the

on Channel 1 up while playing. Turn up until the

light flashes and then back off until the light stops flashing. You have

now optimized your signal to noise ratio.

2. If you have a particularly high output instrument it may be necessary to

–10dB

push the

button in to prevent clipping of the input buffer. This

Input

button is located next to the

jack and when pushed in it lowers your

input signal by 10dB.

Master

3. Turn up Channel 1's

control until you reach the volume you

need.

Channel 2:

Master

1. While playing turn up Channel 2's

control until you reach your

normal playing level. Because Channel 2 features Aguilar's saturation

circuitry there is no gain control.

Saturation

2. Adjust the

control to the desired amount of overdrive. The

minimum position provides a little tube-like breakup. In the maximum

position...stand back! If your bass has low output or you don't have the

instrument volume up all the way it may be necessary to turn the

Saturation

up further to hear the desired amount of overdrive.

D. Protection Modes

Overcurrent Mode:

In this mode the preamp remains active, but the power amp mutes. The

Status

light does not flash. Power cycle the amp to reset. This may

happen if the load is too low, or if you plug and unplug cabinets while

playing.

Thermal/DC Mode:

Status

In this mode both the preamp and the power amp mute. The

light

flashes. Power cycle the amp to reset. This may happen if the AC line

power is not correct, if the amp is overheating, or if there is risk of

damage to the amp or speakers.