Fender Acoustasonic 40 - Guitar Amplifier Manual

Overview

The Acoustasonic 40 amplifier offers portable amplification for acoustic-electric guitar and microphone. It's a simple, flexible "grab and go" 40-watt amp ideal for a variety of musical performance and basic public address applications, and it can also be used as an onstage monitor when combined with a PA system.

1. INPUT: Combination instrument/microphone inputs for channels one and two.
2. VOLUME: Volume level controls for channels one and two.
3. BASS: Low-frequency tone controls for channels one and two.
4. MIDDLE: Mid-frequency tone controls for channels one and two.
5. TREBLE: High-frequency tone controls for channels one and two.
6. REVERB: Reverb level controls for channels one and two.
7. AUX/PHONES: 1/8" auxiliary input above for use with external devices (use external device's volume control to adjust its volume level); 1/8" headphone output below for both channels automatically mutes speaker output.
8. POWER INDICATOR: Illuminates when the Acoustasonic 40 is on.
9. POWER SWITCH: Turns the Acoustasonic 40 on and off.
10. IEC POWER INLET: On the rear panel, attach the included power cord here. Connect to a grounded outlet in accordance with the input power voltage and frequency specified just below the power inlet.
11. BALANCED LINE OUT: On the rear panel, this XLR output sends a balanced signal to external recording and sound reinforcement equipment.

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Features

• Two 6.5" Special Design full-range speakers with whizzer cones for enhanced high-frequency response
• Two channels, each with combination XLR and ¼" inputs for choice of instrument or microphone
• Three-band equalizer controls for each channel
• Digital hall reverb with level control for each channel
• Headphone output
• Auxiliary input for use with external audio devices
• XLR line output for use with PA system and recording equipment
• Vintage-style brown textured vinyl covering

Specifications