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B100C FRONT PANEL
1. Bass Input: ¼" two-conductor jack
2. –10 dB pad: Reduces input sensitivity for use with active electronics basses or high output pickups
3. Gain: Adjusts the level of preamp input gain
4. Clipping Light: Lights up in red when excessive input level creates preamp clipping
(Typically avoid this indicator lighting up for the best sound and performance)
5. Overdrive: Controls the amount of overdrive
6. On/Off Switch: Activates the overdrive circuit
7. Overdrive Level: Controls the mix of the overdrive vs clean signal
8. Volume: Adjusts the overall volume level of the amplifier
9. Notch: Adjusts the notch cut frequency from 60Hz to 5kHz
10. Shape: This button decreases the level of certain mid frequencies creating an alternate EQ curve
11. Low: This control increases or decreases bass frequencies, centered at 50Hz
12. Low Mid: This control increases or decreases low midrange frequencies, centered at 400Hz
13. High Mid: This control increases or decreases high midrange frequencies, centered at 1kHz
14. High: This control increases or decreases treble frequencies, centered at 5kHz
15. Aux In: This 3-conductor
can practice along. To control the volume of the source, adjust the output volume of the device.
Note: Turn the volume all the way down before plugging in your device and adjust the volume according to your taste.
16. Headphone Output:
17. Power Switch: When lit, the amplifier is on and ready for use
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" media input jack will allow you to plug in a smartphone, CD player, or any other source so you
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" 3-conductor jack for plugging in headphones. When used, it will disconnect the internal speaker
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CLASSIC SERIES
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B25C, B50C, B100C
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