Owner`s manual

master all the way down to “bedroom volumes’. Crank the channel masters up and turn the overall
master down to the volume level you’d like to play at and you’ll see that the overall master also adds
some perceived gain and compression to the tone. Experiment with balancing different settings of the
channel masters and overall master to get the tone you’d like at the right volume for the room you’re
playing in. Of course, cranking the overall master up full takes it completely out of the circuit and you can
just adjust the channel masters to the appropriate volume.
9. SEND LEVEL – Controls the level of the output signal from the EFFECTS LOOP.
10. SEND – This is the output jack for the EFFECTS LOOP.
11. SERIES/PARALLEL – This switch controls the operation of the effects loop. When set to the LEFT, the
effects loop operates in series mode. When set to the right, the loop operates in parallel mode.
12. RETURN – This is the return jack for the EFFECTS LOOP where the cable returning from the output of
your effects is connected.
13. RETURN LEVEL – In the parallel mode of the effects loop, this switch controls the level of the effected
signal vs. the dry amp signal. When the control is turned fully clockwise (all the way ON), the effects
signal is equal to the dry signal.