Specifications

Front Panel Functions: What they do and how to use them

SUGGESTED OPERATING SETTINGS:

Hi Gain/Normal Inputs: There are two inputs that access different gain structures from the Twinmaster

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and Baby Budda Head

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This particular design circuit is a cascade front end drive circuit, therefore you can

only access one input at a time. The Normal input has slightly diminished gain and has a tone reminiscent

of early American ampliﬁers. Sweet and smooth, this input is great for power chords, rhythm and slide.

The Hi Gain input is designed for maximum distortion and is reminiscent of a hybrid between two classic

British ampliﬁers.

Bass & Treble Controls: Single coils or humbuckers, 2x12’s or 4x12’s, you will ﬁnd the treble

control likes to sit between 12 o’clock and 4 o’clock and the bass control between 10 o’clock and 2 o’clock.

There are no rules when ﬁnding your tone!

Volume: This controls the amount of gain for both inputs of the amp. Start by setting this control at

around 12 o’clock. Feel the power section start to work with a lot of headroom and punch behind your

rhythm chords. As you turn the control clockwise you will add gain to your signal for great crunch tones.

Fully clockwise offers great crunch and lead tones. Rolling of the volume of your guitars volume pot off

between 5 and 7 will clean up the signal without muddying up the tone of your amp. The amp is equipped

with capacitors to maximize the clarity and brightness of your signal as you roll off your guitars volume pot.

As you turn up the volume incrementally on your guitar, you can essentially go from rhythm, to crunch,

to lead drive. This works on both inputs of the ampliﬁer and is considered the “purist” form of channel

switching.

Budda

Twinmaster 112 Combo and Baby Budda

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Head Ampliﬁers

Thank you for purchasing the ﬁnest tube ampliﬁer in the business. We appreciate your support and look

forward to providing you with years of trouble-free service.

Before we get into the features of your ampliﬁer, we would like to note that tube ampliﬁers require a little

bit of care and maintenance to ensure many years of service. We would like to share the most important

tips with you right here:

When you ﬁrst turn on your ampliﬁer, remember to leave it on Rest for at least 30 seconds before turning

it to Go. This will give the tubes time to warm up and will extend tube life.