Phantom Tech Guitar Amplifier owner manual Power/Standby

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2.Dial Channel 2 like this:

a.Gain A 6

b.Volume A 6

c.Treble 5

d.Middle 4.5

e.Bass 5

f.Presence 6

g.Gain B 3

h.Volume B 6

3.Set your Low Focus knob on the rear panel to Low

4.Take the amp off standby and try out Channel 1. Play with the “Low Focus” knob. Go first from Low to High (wait ‘til you hear this!), then back down to Mid. This will give you the flavor of what that knob does. The higher the volume, the more dramatic the effect.

5.Now switch to Channel 2A and play away! Try varying the “Low Focus” knob again. When varying the “Low Focus” knob, resist the temptation to adjust the other knobs. This will give you the best idea as to what effect that knob has on the overall tone of the amp. Last two . . .

6.Toggle back and forth between 2A and 2B to get a feel for the varying tones on lower and higher gain settings.

POWER/STANDBY

Always keep the Power switch off when unplugging and plugging in to your power source. Once the amp is turned on (the jewel light will illuminate to indicate power is on), and when you have made all the appropriate connections, take the amp off standby. Allow the amp to warm up for several minutes before playing for optimal result.

You should always return the amp to standby before turning off to allow the amp to “discharge” voltage. Doing this habitually will extend the life of your amp.

PHANTOM OWNER’S MANUAL (rev.2)

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Contents Page Page Page Features Front Panel Rear Panel Making Connections Load Amp Setting Before YOU Begin Quick Start GuidePOWER/STANDBY Dialing LOW Focus Effects LoopPage TONE/VOLUME Controls Page Dialing in Channel 1 Clean Dialing in Channel 2 Crunch Phantom Controller Footswitch SwitchingFront Panel Switching Alternate Switching Methods Tubes Tube Layout CHANGING/REPLACING TubesDiagnosing Tube Problems Page Diamond AMPLIFICATION, INC Langfield RD HOUSTON, Texas