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© Stack Jacks Switch Jack (SCL-100) WIVE FOOT SWITCH STACK PRE OUT MAIN IN 13 Reverb Foot Switch Jack I REVERB FOOT SWITCH 14 Flead-phones Jack @ External Speaker Jack EXT SPEAKER 8 OHM MIN. Fuse Holder 5A 125V (D Input Jacks • Drive Input Jack If you want heavy metalic sounds, connect your guitar to this jack. • Normal Input Jack If your'guitar features high output, connect it to this jack. Also, use this jack to obtain non-distorted sounds. (2) Gain I This knob controls the intensity of the distortion when the Drive Input Jack is used. (D Gain l i When the Drive input Jack is used, this knob controls the intensity of the distortion just like the Gain I, but when the Normal Input Jack is used, this controls the volume. (4) Master Volume This controls the overall volume. (5) Bass Control Rotating this knob clockwise will emphasize low range frequency. © Middle Control Rotating this knob clockwise will emphasize middle range frequency. (7) Treble Control Rotating this knob clockwise will emphasize high range frequency. (D Reverb This adjusts the level of the reverb sound. (!) Power Switch @ Power indicator This lamp lights up by power-on. (0) Drive Foot Switch Jack (SCL-100) Connect a foot switch to this jack, and you can turn on or off the distortion effect by pressing the pedal. Just note that to benefit this function, your guitar should be connected to the Drive Input Jack. When it is connected to the Normal, pressing the pedal will have no effect. (§) Stack Jacks These jacks are provided to stack two or more amplifiers.. ©> Reverb Foot Switch Jack Connect a foot switch to this jack, and you can turn on or off the reverb effect by pressing the pedal. (¡3 Headphones Jack Connect stereo headphones to this jack, and the sound will be heard only through the headphones. So, this can be effectively used for private listening or sound check during live performance. (i|) External Speaker Jack Connect a speaker of over 80 impedance, and it will work simultaneously with the built-in speaker. IMPORTANT NOTES • Operating this amplifier near a neon or fluorescent lamp may cause noise interference. If so, change the position or the angle of the guitar. • If the reverb volume is set too high, noise may be heard, so turn down the reverb volume or change the position of the amplifier. • Turn the volume of this amplifier to zero before connecting or disconnecting the plug, to protect the speaker from excessive strain. • When setting up this amplifier with a guitar, connect the cord to the guitar first, then to the amplifier. When disconnecting, pull out the cord from the amplifier first and then from the guitar. • Avoid giving a strong shock to this amplifier, and do not move it while it is operating. • Do not use this amplifier in extreme humidity or heat, or where it may be affected by dust. • Clean this amplifier with mild detergent, and do not use thinner. • Use the specific fuse when replacing. CONNECTIONS Foot Switch Guitar ' Do not use the Normal Input and the Drive Input Jacks at the same time. SPECIFICATIONS SCL-40 SCL-60 SCL-10 • Output 40W (R.M.S.) DW (R.M.S.) 100W (R.M.S.) • Speaker 25cm x 1 30cm x 1 38 cm x 1 • Input Jacks Drive -60 dBm / 120 kß -60 dBm/ 120 kO -60 dBm / 120 kil Normal -30 dBm / 1 Mil -30 dBm I 1 Mil -30 dBm / 1 MO • Controls Gain I O o O Gain 1 I/Volume o o ° Master Volume o o o Bass o o o Middle o o o Treble o o o Reverb o o • Jacks Drive Foot Switch o Reverb Foot Switch o o o Stack x 2 0 dBm / 10 kil 0 dBm / 10 kil 0 dBm / 10kil Headphones o o O External Speaker o o o • Consumption 30W / 96 VA W / 165 VA 75W / 255 VA • Dimensions 335(W) x 375(H) x 229 (D) mm 379(W) x 435(H) x 269(D) mm 439ÎW) x 508(H) x 299(D) mm 13-3/16" x 14-3/4" X 9” 14-15/16" x 17-1/8" x 10-9/16" 17-5/16" x 20" x 11-3/4" • Weight j > , , .1 1 4 [ j / ,'j 1*. 1 4 OZ ’ i , 43 *) r n/ • Accessories Vinyl Cover Vinyl Cover Vinyl Cover STACK JACKS As shown in the figure, connect the guitar to the first Super Cube (Master Amplifier), then connect the first Super Cube to the second one through the Stack Jacks. STACK PRE OUT/MAIN IN These Stack Jacks are parallel, so you can use either or them. * The volume and tone color can only be controlled with the Master Amplifier (= the Super Cube connected to the guitar). • Stacking 4 Super Cub« . .'jf . t..................... 'il ':4 fc--"Ty •O. Master Amplifier r ......1 r T f Æ1S D • Session play with one Super Cube Stereo Effect • Using the Stack Jacks as Pre Out. For recording Effect Sound Keep a certain distance for better stereo effect. Stac . To improve your live performance, try this setup. • Using Volume Pedal № Stack Jack (The one with a Stereo Out is more effective.) BOSS DD-2 CE-1 OUT Volume Pedal ) \ FV-100 etc./ ■ A Volume Pedal is usually connected to the guitar for volume control. In this case, however, the noise from the amplifier cannot be reduc...