Vox T-60 User Manual

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any thanks for adding the VOX T-60 bass amp
to your sonic arsenal. We know it'll give you
countless hours of great bass tones that will
feel as good as they sound. In addition to arming it with
an active 4-band EQ network and our unique Bassilator
circuit (which fattens and enriches the lows dramatically),
we've spent countless hours voicing it to ensure that this
highly compact and sturdy combo is flexible and toneful
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1. Input Jack
This, believe it or not, is where you plug your bass into
the amp! There are two (2) input jacks to choose from:
Passive and Active...
PASSIVE: This input is most commonly used for bass
guitars with non-active pickups. (i.e. no on-board
preamp)
ACTIVE: This input is most commonly used for bass
guitars that have active pick- ups with an on-board
preamp or battery.
2. Volume Control
Amazingly enough, this control determines the overall
volume of the amplifier!
3. Treble Control
This cuts (reduces) or boosts the high frequencies.
Turning the knob clockwise from the center position (12
o'clock) boosts the highs while turning it counter-clock-
wise will cut the high frequencies.
4. High-Mid Control
This cuts or boosts the higher mid-range frequencies.
Turning the knob clockwise from the center position
boosts the high-mids while; turning it counter-clockwise
cuts the higher mid frequencies.
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enough to make its presence easily felt in any and all
playing situations. And, to make sure that its top end is
every bit as punchy as the impressive lows and mids its
custom voiced 12" speaker kicks out, we've also loaded it
with a HF (high frequency) tweeter horn. Before we show
you how to get the most out of your brand new T-60
combo (and it's as easy as falling off a log, believe me!),
let's take a quick look at its features...
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5. Low-Mid Control
Wait for it - this cuts or boosts the lower mid-range
frequencies! So, as you'd expect, turning the knob
clockwise from the center position boosts the lower-mids
while turning it counter-clockwise cuts the lower mid
frequencies.
6. Bass Control
This cuts or boosts the bass frequencies. Turning the
knob clockwise from the center position boosts 'em while
turning it the other way reduces 'em.
7. Bassilator Switch
When this switch is set to the "ON" position (i.e. is pushed
"in"), the low end is emphasized and sub-bass harmonics
are added to create a rich, punchy bass tone.
8. Phone Out Jack
Connect your headphones here.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Connecting the headphones
here mutes the internal speaker, making this facility
ideal for "silent" practice.
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