I . P h a s e
Press this button to invert the polarity of the signal. Usually one phase will sound best
and be least likely to feed back. We recommend trying both phases each time you set
up as it will often change from gig to gig. When the button is in the out position, the
outputs will be in phase with the input signal. The phase relationship of your guitar
top to the monitors or speakers will change approximately every 4 feet that you move
relative to these speakers so you must set this control according to where you will be
standing as you play.
J . B a t t e r y C h e c k
This feature will give you the ability to fi nd out how much battery life is left in the tank
so you’re not caught by surprise in the middle of a gig. To check your battery, push the
button labeled “batt chk” located directly below the clip meter. A full battery will light
up all four LED’s. When only the yellow and red lights are lit you have about 4 hours of
normal playing time remaining before you will run out of power. If only the red light is
illuminated, replace the battery immediately. The battery check will work even when
there is not a cord plugged in.
NOTE: When using a DC Power Supply, the battery check circuit will show the level of the DC
Power Supply. To check the battery level, fi rst remove the DC Power Supply from the DC Input
on the Venue D.I.
K . Tu n e r
A 1/4” cable must be plugged into the input in order for the tuner to function. To engage
the tuner press the Mute/Tune footswitch. This will simultaneously activate the tuner
and mute all outputs. If the Mute/Tune is engaged but you are not tuning or playing,
the tuner will automatically shut down after 1 minute to save power. However, the mute
will remain engaged. After the tuner has timed out and shut itself off , you will need to
deactivate and then re-activate the tuner by pressing the footswitch twice in order for
the tuner to turn back on.
