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- Page 1 TH30 Owners Manual Orange Amplifiers Orange USA OMEC House 2065 Peachtree Industrial Ct. 108 Ripon Way Suite 208 Borehamwood Atlanta, GA 30341 Hertfordshire WD6 2JA Tel: 1-404-303-8196 ENGLAND Fax: 1-404-303-7176 info@orangeusa.com Tel: +44 20 8905 2828 Fax: +44 20 8905 2868...
- Page 2 Before Operating Read These Important Safety Instructions The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated ‘dangerous voltage’ within the product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.
- Page 3 Contents Warnings ...1 Introduction ...2 Front and Rear Panel Explanations Using Your Amplifier ...4 Warranty ...5 Thank you for choosing Orange. You are now a member of the ‘Legendary British Guitar Amplifier’ owners club! Since 1968, when the company was founded, Orange has been a pioneering force in the guitar amplification industry.
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Page 4: Front Panel
Effects such as wah wah, fuzz, distortion etc, would probably be best placed between the guitar and amplifier input! The effects loop is wired in series with the pre-amp signal and is completely valve driven! The high tension fuse, protects transformers and other circuitry from blowing in the event of an output valve shorting. -
Page 5: Using Your Amplifier
Using the Footswitch The Switch on the front of the amp must be set to Dirty Channel for the footswitch to function. This feature ensures the user will always be able to switch channels even if there is damage to the footswitch jack. -
Page 6: Valves And Fuses Can Fail At Any Time
WARNING VALVES AND FUSES CAN FAIL AT ANY TIME! From time to time output and preamp valves may fail. Most users find regular valve replacement to be of benefit to the general upkeep and reliability of their amplifier. We suggest that you always have spare valves available as replacements in the event of a valve failure.