Johnson Mirage User’s Guide

Section One - Introduction

About the Mirage JT50/JT100

The Johnson Mirage JT50 and JT100 are extremely versatile and easy to use. For ease of operation, the JT50 and JT100 have been divided in to two sections: the Amp section and the Effects section.

The Amp Section

The Amp Section is located on left half of the control panel. This section includes the Master Volume, Gain, Tone, and Level control knobs, and the Amp Type selector switch. The first six knobs control Master Volume (main amp volume control), Gain (amp drive or distortion), Treble, Mid, and Bass (tone controls), and Level (preset level). The Amp Type selector switch selects 1 of the 12 amp models in the JT50/100. Each click of this switch selects a new model. Together, these knobs provide you the control to shape your basic tone.

Effects Section

The Effects Section is located on the mid-right half of the control panel. This section includes the Modulation/Pitch, Delay, and Reverb effects controls. Each of these sections has knobs dedicated to adjust various aspects of their effects. The Modulation/Pitch section also uses a selector switch to select one of 6 different effects per preset. These effects are Chorus, Phaser, Flanger, Vibrato, Tremolo, Pitch/Detune, or Bypass for no effect. The Speed/Level and Depth/Gate knobs control Speed and Depth in all effects except Pitch/Detune where Speed controls Pitch Shift amount and Depth controls Detune amount. A third control is the Level control for each effect. See page 9 for more information on accessing the Level function on the JT50.

The Delay section includes the Level/Time and Feedback knobs and a Tap-It/Shift button. The Level knob controls the output level of the delay. The Feedback knob controls the number of delay repeats. The Tap-It/Shift button sets the delay time by tapping in the tempo. This is great for synchronizing your delay time with the beat of the music by tapping this button in tempo with the song. To bypass the delay, turn the Delay Level knob to 1. See page 9 for more information on accessing the Delay Time Parameter.

The Reverb section has a single Level/Type knob to control the output level of the reverb. To bypass the reverb, turn the Reverb Level knob to 1. See page 10 for more information on accessing the Reverb Type Parameter.

Preset Section

The Preset Section located on the far right side of the control panel. This section includes the Bank Select switch, Preset buttons, and Store button. The Bank Select switch selects 1 of the 7 banks available. The Preset 1-3 buttons select 1 of the 3 presets available in the selected Bank. Recalling a Preset is done by selecting a Bank and/or pressing one of the 3 flashing Preset buttons. The Amp and Effect knobs will not necessarily represent the sound you hear when selecting a new preset. Turning a knob at least one whole value will update the parameter to the knobs current position. Any changes made to Presets must be stored to a Bank and Preset location using the Store Button if you want to recall them later. See page 10 for more information on saving or copying presets.

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Harmony House manual About the Mirage JT50/JT100, Amp Section, Effects Section, Preset Section
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JT100, JT50 specifications

Harmony House is a renowned name in the world of home automation, and their latest offerings, the JT50 and JT100, are setting new standards in comfort, connectivity, and control. These innovative home systems seamlessly integrate smart technologies to create a harmonious living environment that caters to modern lifestyles.

The Harmony House JT50 is designed for mid-sized homes, providing an intuitive smart home experience. One of its standout features is the integrated voice control system, which allows residents to operate various appliances, lighting, and climate controls hands-free. The JT50 is equipped with smart sensors that monitor temperature, humidity, and even air quality, ensuring that the home environment is not only comfortable but also healthy.

Moreover, the JT50 employs energy-efficient technologies, including smart thermostats that learn the homeowner’s schedule and adjust settings accordingly to save energy without sacrificing comfort. The system can also optimize energy usage by scheduling appliances to run during off-peak hours, contributing to lower utility bills.

In contrast, the Harmony House JT100 is suitable for larger residences and offers expanded capabilities. This advanced model includes all the features of the JT50 but adds a more robust security framework. The JT100 supports advanced surveillance cameras and alarm systems that can be monitored in real-time from a smartphone or tablet. Additionally, it features facial recognition technology to enhance home security and ensure that only recognized individuals can access the premises.

Both models are compatible with a variety of smart home devices, allowing users to customize their systems according to their preferences. From smart lighting to automated window treatments, the possibilities are endless. The user interface is designed to be user-friendly, making it accessible for all family members, regardless of their tech-savviness.

Furthermore, both the JT50 and JT100 come with Harmony House’s mobile app, which provides full control over the home automation system from anywhere. Through the app, users can receive notifications, monitor energy usage, and even set up custom automation routines that adjust settings based on the time of day or the homeowner’s presence.

In summary, the Harmony House JT50 and JT100 bring a new level of convenience and security to modern living. With their emphasis on smart technology, energy efficiency, and user-friendly design, these systems are perfect for anyone looking to enhance their home environment while embracing the benefits of automation. Whether you choose the compact JT50 or the advanced JT100, you are investing in a future where comfort and technology work hand in hand.
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