RG20 USER'S MANUAL 20 WATT GUITAR AMP - Raven Amps

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5 PANEL CoNFIGURATIoN 1. Chromatic Tuner with On/Off Switch: Provides quick and accurate tuning. 2. Guitar Input: 1/4” two-conductor jack. RG20 USER’S MANUAL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 3. Gain: Adjust this control to dial in the right amount of distortion. As you increase the gain (clockwise), the amount of distortion increases, ranging from “Classic Rock” to heavy, modern rock. 4. Volume (LEAD): Volume control for the LEAD channel. 5. Channel Select Switch: Selects LEAD or RHYTHM channel. 6. Volume (RHYTHM): Volume control for the RHYTHM channel. 7. Bass: This passive control adjusts frequencies at 100 Hz and below for both channels. Turning it counterclockwise, the low will be rolled off -12 dB max. 8. Mid: This passive control adjusts frequencies at 1 kHz for both channels. Turning it fully counterclockwise, the midrange will be rolled off -12 dB. 9. Treble: This passive control adjusts frequencies at 3 kHz and above for both channels. Turning it fully counterclockwise, the high will be rolled off -12 dB. 10. Reverb/Delay Button: Use this button to select either digital reverb or delay. 11. Effects Level: This control increases the effect signal, mixing it with the guitar signal. Turn the control clockwise to add the desired level of effect. 12. CD/TAPE Input: Allows playback from a CD or MP3 player. 13. Headphone Output: The amplifier’s internal speaker is disconnected when this jack is used. 14. Power Indicator: When lit, the amplifier is on and ready for use. www.ravenamps.com
20 WATT GUITAR AMP SUGGESTED ToNE SETTINGS The following setting suggestions will help you find your signature tone. They are designed to get you close to the sound you are looking for. You take it from there. (If a particular control is not shown, then it doesn’t apply to the sound setting.) CLEAN RHYTHM / COUNTRY GUITAR: Rhythm Channel. These settings are good for clean sounds including rhythm guitar, country lead guitar, and funky/chunky rhythm sounds. Usually, country guitar is a brighter, more treble-edged sound. The bottom end depends on what type of guitar you are using. Rhythm guitar is commonly a clean, full sound, using a little less treble than the country sound and a bit more midrange. MEDIUM–GAIN ROCK & BLUES: Lead Channel. This setting is particularly useful in blues or classic rock songs. It is good for leads, rhythm parts, and power chords. You need to switch to the lead channel to make these settings work. Blues, depending on the guitar you use, usually adds treble but with more midrange and a “fat” bottom end. Adjust the gain control to the amount of distortion you desire. ALTERNATIVE / HARDER EDGED ROCK: Lead Channel. Whether used for rhythm or lead sounds, this setting will allow you to “cut” through the drums and get you heard. If you need more “grunge”, increase the gain control for more distortion. This style of music requires a slightly thinner, harder edged tone that’s full of midrange. Less reverb is required, as it tends to muddy up faster songs. HEAVY METAL / MAXIMUM CRUNCH: Lead Channel. A good starting point for the “notched-out middle” sounds associated with metal and heavy, alternative music. Adjust the Treble, Bass, and Reverb to taste. Usually, for a rhythm tone, you want to have more bottom end. Less for leads. Distortion is an integral part of this style of music, so crank up the Gain. RG20 USER’S MANUAL 6
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