Summary of Contents for Swart Super Space Tone 30
- Page 1 Swart Amplifier Co W i l m i n g t o n , N o r t h C a r o l i n a swartamps.com 910.620.2512 · info@swartamps.com...
- Page 2 “11” if desired via the “LO” option. The HI setting brings a larger than life, tonally rich, Swart tube breakup that I feel is in a class of its own. Yeah, it’s Papa talking but I can’t help it with this one, even if it’s the third born.
- Page 3 WARNING: No user serviceable parts inside. Refer servicing to qualified personnel only Super Space Tone 30 Tube Layout and ID V1 - 12AX7 First Stage Preamp Tube V2 - 12AX7 Second Stage Preamp Tube / Tone Circuit V3 - 12DW7 Reverb Driver / Reverb Return...
- Page 4 Hi/Lo Gain Switch – Lo setting allows clean output to “11” if desired. The HI setting brings a larger than life, tonally rich, Swart tube distortion. Adjust Master and volume as needed for needed balance. Volume – Adjusts the loudness of the amplifier with gain control at the Preamp Tubes.
- Page 5 If just running one Speaker Cabinet, always plug into the Speaker 1 jack. Set the impedance on the head to match the speaker cabinet. The stock Swart Super ST Cabinet provides an 8ohm load. Running amplifier with two speaker cabinets: If you are running two 8 ohm cabinets plugged into Speaker 1 and Speaker 2 jacks, set the impendence connector to 4 ohms.
- Page 6 “ grab the drill ” with ye olde Philips bit, smiling a mile wide at your cleverness. I watched Dr. Swart do this very thing late one night, Step 2: Bribe wife/girlfriend/groupie to begin this with his own personal Super 30. It was not a unscrewing the four 1.5”...
- Page 7 But many will be wondering if bypassing the rear panel removal is at all possible. Swart seems to prefer the panel option, but with my characteristic laziness. I’m looking to the path of least resistance solution..
- Page 8 Ever since the first day I tried the prototype 6V6se, I’ve been hooked. Have fun playing your new Swart Amplifier. After all, that’s what it’s all about. Me, I’m thinking about becoming a hand model – kh...
- Page 9 Super ST-30 Jewel Lamp Rolling Believe it or not, this is an issue that actually brings some Swart owner head scratching. Seems some of the initial Swart Amplifier Jewel Light bulbs were prone to early burnout; either that, or people were playing their amps at all waking hours, unable to put the damn guitar down. We prefer the second theory.
- Page 10 Super ST-30 Tube Reverb & Tank One of the hallmarks of the Swart Amplifier Space Tone series of amps is the excellent reverb. Unlike many other amplifiers, the Swart reverb is “Tube-Driven,” which provides a more holographic, spacious, and realistic rendering. The Reverb Tank is located in the inside top right of the head enclosure, above the preamp tubes in a leatherette pouch that opens from the right.
- Page 11 Super ST-30 Tube Reverb & Tank continued 7 Slowly remove Tank from pouch – Notice orientation 8 Tank removed from pouch with cables 9 See tank with output/inputs and banded lines 10 Remove band and wood cover (2 bolts/lock nuts) Access contents via other “wood covered”...
- Page 12 Parallel, Series, or both. The Swart Super Space Tone 30 Head offers the option to switch between 4/8/16 ohms at the output tap, giving one a myriad of speaker/cab wiring options. Please reference the chart for your application.
- Page 13 Super Space Tone 30 Additional Info Idiot’s “Man, what’s up with my amp” Initial Troubleshooter Checklist Is the power cord properly plugged into an electrical outlet? Is there power at the outlet? Is the volume control on the instrument turned up? Is the Cabinet plugged in? If so, then eliminate all effects and try different guitar cords.
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