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Names and Function on Each Part<br />

Front Panel<br />

1. INPUT Jack: 1/4” phone jack input.<br />

TUBE SCREAMER Section<br />

2. OVERDRIVE: Controls the distortion depth. Turning the knob<br />

clockwise increases both distortion and sustain.<br />

3. TONE: Controls the overall tone.<br />

4. LEVEL: Controls the output level of the TUBE SCREAMER section.<br />

5. TUBE SCREAMER Switch: This switches the TUBE SCREAMER<br />

section between ON and OFF. When this is turned OFF, the guitar<br />

signal bypasses TUBE SCREAMER section.<br />

Tube Section<br />

6. COLOR: Controls the overall tone of this amplifier.<br />

7. VOLUME: Controls the output level from this amplifier. The amp<br />

can be overdriven by turning the volume up.<br />

8. POWER LED: Lights red when the power switch is on.<br />

Rear Panel<br />

9. POWER Switch: This switch turns the AC power on/off the amplifier.<br />

Before this is turned on, connect your guitar to this amp by<br />

shielded cable. Wait for about 30 seconds till the tubes warm up,<br />

and play the amp.<br />

10. AC power cable: Only use this amp with the voltage indicated on<br />

the panel.<br />

11. EXTERNAL SPEAKER OUTPUT Jack: Connect to speaker cabinet<br />

with speaker cable. Don’t connect less than 8 ohms speaker.<br />

When using this jack, the speaker in this amp is muted.<br />

12. FOOTSWITCH Jack: Connect to the footswitch IFS1G or IFS1L.<br />

You can control the TUBE SCREAMER switch via footswitch.<br />

When the footswitch is connected, on/off switch on the top panel<br />

are disabled.<br />

7<br />

ENGLISH

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