User Manual

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1. Switching the device on.

After you power the preamp up, the ENGL logo cycles through display like a

banner. The preamp switches to Manual mode following the system test.

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The familiar sound-shaping features handle just like those on any

non-programmable device. As you're rotating a knob, you'll see the corresponding

steps indicated in the display. For example, here you can see step 11. About a

second after you release the knob, you'll see the number of the currently selected

preset reappear in the display.

The one exception is when you continue to rotate a knob past the respective

limits of the value range, i.e. step 1 and step 21 (step 11 on the Master knob). In

this case, the display will continue to read 01 or 21 (11 on the Master knob) until

you reactivate this knob or adjust another knob. This serves as a reminder that

this knob has arrived at the limits of its control range.

Note:

You can't store settings in Manual mode via Write. If you press WRITE/COPY while

the preamp is in Manual mode, the settings you have dialed serve the source and

the amp will always copy these to the MIDI preset you have selected as the

target.

More good-to-know stuff:

In Manual mode the most recent settings you made are stored automatically

when you switch the preamp off. The preamp returns to this status when you

switch it on again.

CAUTION:

Before you switch the preamp on, check to make sure the local mains voltage

matches the specification indicated on the model designation plate locate at the

right of the mains receptacle!

PCs and data circuits can behave unpredictably. To avoid potential malfunctions,

we recommend that you do not connect the preamp to a PC before you power it

up.

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