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1)Power Switch: Switches amplifier on/off.
2) Power LED: Illuminates when power is switched on.
3)Input Jack: Connect your instrument to this jack.
4)Master: Adjusts overall volume.
5)Volume: This sets the volume gain level.
6)Bass: This control adjusts the low frequency level.
7)Mid: This control adjusts the middle frequency level.
8)Treble: This control adjusts the high frequency level.
9)Bass Expander: Toggles an extra bass effect.
10)Output Jack: Lets you output a line level signal
11)Phones: This is your headphone connection. Inserting the headphones disables the internal speaker (great for practicing).
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1)Voltage Selector: AC 110/220 Volt Selectable Switch.
2)Power Cord: Connect cord to an AC outlet.
Troubleshooting
Distorted Sound:
Check if the amplifier is overdriven. If it is, you will have to turn the level down.
Check signal source.
Try disabling Bass Expander.
Signal sounds discolored:
Check and adjust the EQ settings.
Ensure you are using quality cables.
Check signal source.
No Sound:
Check connections. Try a different cable. Check level on amplifier.
Confirm amplifier is getting a signal.
Make sure nothing is plugged into the Phones jack.
Intermittent Output:
Check connections.
Try a different cable.
Specifications
Model | Driver | RMS | Peak | Dimensions | Weight |
| 8" High |
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| W=13" |
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PPG460A | Definition | 30W | 150W | H=16" | 18.3 lbs |
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| D=9 3/4" |
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