Everyone at ENGL is confident that the Limited Edition
and
are sure to delight you:
Though this amplifier is relatively easy to handle and you're probably raring to give it a
go, I recommend that you read the owner's manual thoroughly before you power it
up. It is equipped with several safety features that require further explanation to
prevent malfunctions.
1. ENGL Limited Edition - Victor Smolski Signature Tube Amp Head type E646;
2. mains cord;
3. this manual;
4. a leaflet presenting diverse sound setting samples
5. a pamphlet entitled
.
At the back of the manual,
diagrams of the front and rear
panels. As you're
the descriptions of the amp's features, you'll gain a better
understanding of the topic of discussion if you unfold and refer to them as we go!
¼" unbalanced input jack. Plug your guitar in here using a shielded cord.
Depending on the type of cord and its shielding, you may occasionally encounter
interference from sources such as radio stations or powerful magnetic fields. When
this occurs, try connecting your guitar to the amp using different cords. What's more,
to minimize signal degradation due to high-frequency loss, use the shortest cords
feasible (as a rule, the shorter the cord, the less susceptible it is to high-frequency
attenuation).
Gain control for the
tube amp's extraordinary
versatility
outstanding features
Simply plug in, play and
be inspired by the tone of your great ENGL Amp!
A few words of wisdom from the designer:
A tip from the designer:
Contents:
Instructions for the Prevention of Fire,
Electrical Shock and Injury
Front Panel Features
composed by Victor Smolski
and a few practical hints from Victor;
you'll find fold-out
reading
Channel 1,
. This knob determines input sensitivity when the
Clean channel is active.
In Clean mode, single-coil pickups may begin saturating the preamp when the knob is
set to approximately the two o'clock position. Pickups with very high output levels
(humbuckers or active pickups) will evoke mild overdrive at even lower settings. If you
want squeaky clean tone (a pure guitar tone without preamp distortion, that is),
simply back off the Gain control knob accordingly. Refer to the leaflet "Sound Setting
Samples" for additional practical hints from Victor Smolski concerning the topic "Clean
Sounds" !
1 Input
2 Clean Gain-1 (Channel 1)
A tip from the designer:
Clean
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