Front Panel Controls

INPUT	socket to plug in a bass guitar.
GAIN	control + CLIP LED to adjust the input level*.
-10 dB PAD	switch to set the range of the GAIN control. Use it with high output basses.
COMPRESSOR	switch + 2-colored ON/COMPRESS LED to compress the signal.
	In position up the compressor is on, in middle position off, in down position it is
	on if the EQ section is activated.
COMPRESSION	control to set the compression ratio.
BOOST	switch to activate a second volume level. In down position +2dB, in up position
	+6dB, in middle poistion the boost is off. Activating the BOOST does automatic
	ally activate the Compressor.*
EQ ON	switch activates the EQ section*.
EQ BALANCE	control to balance the volume level with EQ on and EQ off.*

BOTTOM	control to extend the low frequency range. Use this at lower volume settings or for
	ultra low sounds. At higher volumes it might be better to reduce the low range.
CONTOUR	control boosts lows and highs, while cutting mids.
GROWL	control for boosting/cutting low mids.
TREMECLIP point.	control for boosting/cutting presence.
ATTACK	control for boosting/cutting presence.
EQ SECTION:*
BASS	control to boost/cut deep frequencies.
MID FREQ.	control to determine a frequency.
MID LEVEL	control to boost/cut the frequency adjusted with the MID FREQ. control.
TREBLE	control to boost/cut high frequencies.
MUTE	switch + ON/MUTE LED cuts the signal from all outputs, except from the PHONES
	socket, and activates the TUNER output (rear panel). In case of signal flow at the
	power section (Input or Effects Return), there might appear a popping noise when
	MUTE is switched. To avoid this, mute your strings and have effects like delays
	muted when switching MUTE.
MASTER	control determines the mains level.
PHONES	socket for connecting a headphone (min 200 Ω)
POWER	on/off switch for the Mains Power.
* Note: after adjusting the voicing section, the BOOST or activating the EQ section the Gain control needs to be adjusted that the level is under the
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FRONT PANEL CONTROLS