warranty.
Using one speaker cabinet: With the amp OFF, plug in speaker a cabinet either
Speaker Output jack.
Using two speaker cabinets: When using with two speaker cabinets, both must be the
same impedance (i.e. two 8 ohm cabs), and the impedance selector should be set for
half each cab's impedance. For example:
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When using two 8 ohm cabs: Set the impedance selector should be set to 4 ohms.
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When using two 16 ohm cabs: Set the impedance selector should be set to 8 ohms.
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Using two 4 ohms cabs: This configuration is not supported.
Footswitch Jack:
¼” jack for the included 2-button footswitch. Use with TRS ¼” cable.
Effects Loop (optional):
The Ghost series effects loop is designed to work ideally with instrument level effects (i.e.
effects pedals) and some line level equipment (i.e rack effects units) gear. In general, time-
based effects such as reverb and delay are best placed in the effects loop. The effects loop is
located after the preamp section of the amp, where most of the overdrive/distorted tone is
generated. This allows time-based effects to be be heard more cleanly and clearly. For
example, plugging a delay into the effects loop allows you to delay your distorted tone, giving
a clear delay effect. Conversely, plugging a delay into the input of the amplifier would
overdrive the delay, giving a murkier, washed-out delay sound. There is no correct way to use
your effects, it's all a matter of preference.
Note: The Return jack of the Effects Loop may also be used as a power amp input, and in
conjunction with a separate preamp unit.
Tip: A volume pedal also works well in the effects loop, acting as an overall master volume, which
can be extremely useful in a live setting, however a buffered pedal is preferred to prevent treble
loss.
Send Jack: Connect to the input of your effects via ¼” shielded instrument cable.
Return Jack: Connect to the output of your effects via ¼” shielded instrument cable.
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