Samson GT60C, GT408 manual Setting Up and Using Your Hartke GT60 Guitar Amplifier, Distortion

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Setting Up and Using Your Hartke GT60 Guitar Amplifier

8.Adjust the CHANNEL 1 BASS and Treble equalizer controls to

taste. (When you get a great setting that complement your instru-

ment and playing style, it’s a good idea to write it down for future use.)

9. Now, press the CHANNEL SWITCH (or the footswitch) to select CHANNEL 2.

10.Set the CHANNEL 2 GAIN to “10” position (fully clockwise) and then, while playing, slowly turn the GT Series CHANNEL 2 VOLUME control up until the desired level is achieved.

����	NOTE: With the GAIN control on “10” you will get the most overdrive
	from CHANNEL 2. You can turn down the GAIN control for less
	distortion.

11. Adjust the CHANNEL 2 BASS, MID and TREBLE equalizer con- trols to taste. (When you get a great setting that complement your instrument and playing style, it’s a good idea to write it down for future use.)

12.Your GT series amplifier features a CD input which you can use with a portable CD player, cassette, mini disk or MP3 player to jam

with pre-recorded tracks or learn a riff from a favorite tune. In fact, you can plug any line level signal into the CD input including the signal from a keyboard or drum machine. Connect the CD player or other Line level device to the CD Input using standard RCA cable. You will want to use the volume control on the CD player or other Line level device to set the balance between the track and your guitar. So, start with the volume control all the way down and slowly raise it until you reach a good balance with your guitar

13.Test the headphone output by turning the Volume control to its minimum (fully counterclockwise) position and then connect a stan- dard stereo headphone to the front panel Phones jack. While playing your guitar, slowly turn the Volume control up—you should hear sound from the headphones and none from the connected speaker.

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