What does the GAIN knob do?

The GAIN knob controls the input level of the amplifier. Increasing gain adds distortion, while decreasing gain produces a cleaner sound.

How do I replace the fuse in the amplifier?

To replace the fuse, turn off the amplifier, unplug it, carefully open the fuse compartment, remove the blown fuse, replace it with a 250V, 500mA fuse, and close the compartment. If the amplifier still does not power up, have it checked by a qualified repairperson.

What are the specifications of the amplifier?

The amplifier has an output power of 10 watts RMS, input sensitivity of 26 mV, frequency range of 40 Hz to 8 kHz, and uses a detachable, UL-approved power cable. The speaker is 6.5 inches, 25W, and 8 ohms.

Faceplate, Backplate, Specifications, Replacing The Fuse

FACEPLATE

BACKPLATE

1.INPUT JACK

Connect instrument cable here (1/4 inch jack).

2.MASTER VOLUME

Controls the total output level of amplifier.

3.GAIN

Controls the input level. Increasing gain adds distortion, or an overdriven rock tone; decreasing gain produces a cleaner sound. Gain knob is functional when Overdrive button is engaged.

4.OVERDRIVE ON/OFF SWITCH

ON selects the Overdrive (distortion) channel, OFF selects the Clean channel. The GAIN knob interacts with the overdrive button, allowing the user to add the desired amount of distortion.

5.LED

Indicates power on/off.

6.TREBLE

Adjusts high frequency output.

7.MIDDLE

Adjusts middle frequency output.

8.BASS

Adjusts low frequency output.

9.POWER On/off switch.

10.PHONES

Connects to stereo headphones, which cancels speaker output.

11.AUDIO IN

Input jack for external audio device such as CD, MP3, or cassette player (device should have its own volume control).

12.POWER INPUT / FUSE COMPARTMENT Connection for power cable. Use only the power cable supplied with this amplifier.

See instructions below for replacing the fuse.

SPECIFICATIONS

Output Power:	Input Sensitivity:	Dimensions: (LxWxH)
10 watts RMS
	26 mV	12" x 7.4" x 12"
Frequency Range:
	Power Supply:	Weight:
40 Hz ~ 8 kHz
	Detachable,	12 lbs.
Speaker:
	UL-approved
6.5" / 25W / 8 ohms
	power cable	SPECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE

REPLACING THE FUSE

The fuse compartment contains an active fuse. The fuse protects against power surges. If your amplifier does not power up as usual, this fuse may need to be replaced.

If the fuse fails:

1.Turn the amplifier power off.

2.Unplug the amplifier.

3.Detach the power cord and set aside.

4.Carefully insert a flathead screwdriver to open the fuse compartment. Be careful not to break the fuse inside.

5.Remove the blown fuse from the inner (active) slot.

6.Replace with a 250V, 500mA fuse.

7.Close the fuse compartment.

8.Discard the blown fuse.

Note: If you replace the fuse and the amplifier still does not power up, have the unit checked by a qualified repairperson.

CAUTION REPLACE ONLY WITH SAME.

TYPE 250V, 500mA FUSE

USING ANOTHER TYPE IS A POTENTIAL FIRE HAZARD.

Open the fuse compartment.

ACTIVE FUSE

Remove the blown fuse from the inner (active) slot.

First Act M2A-110 Faceplate, Backplate, Specifications, Replacing The Fuse

Models: M2A-110