Control Panel - Fender Tremolux PR 1170 Instrucciones De Funcionamiento

Fender tweed amps of the 1950s like the Deluxe™ and Tremolux are
known for the warm, rich, compressed tones of blues and early rock
'n' roll. Guitarists often turn the amp's volume up high, and manipu-
late the guitar's controls for a variety of sounds from pristine clean to
swampy overdrive.
Rock legend Eric Clapton often uses a tweed Deluxe amp when he sits
down to play traditional blues songs. Eric requested a special model
with a couple of unique features: '50s era output tube bias tremolo,
with a more "throbbing" pulse than later Fender tremolo circuits;
and a switchable power attenuator to reduce the speaker's output if
desired. The EC Tremolux amplifier is designed and built to EC's exact
specifications, and is the perfect vehicle for inspirational tone in a
variety of stage and studio settings.
This interesting variation of the '57 Deluxe amp is a must for Clapton
fans, and for any player seeking the ultimate in moderately-powered,
top-quality tube performance.
Features include:
• Hand-wired all-tube circuitry on eyelet board; premium
components throughout
• Circuit based on late 1950s 5E3 Fender Deluxe amp - produces
about 12 Watts
• Single channel with two inputs – high- and low-gain inputs
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A. POWER SWITCH — Switches power on-off to the unit. Both the
POWER switch and the STANDBY {B} switch must be in the "ON"
position to play the amplifier. Switch to the "OFF" position to
completely shut off power to the amplifier.
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You can extend the life span of the amplifier tubes by keeping
the Standby switch in the "STANDBY" position for the first 60
seconds each time you switch the Power to "ON."
B. STANDBY SWITCH — In the "STANDBY" position the speaker
outputs are disabled while power is supplied to the tube
filaments, keeping them warm and ready to play.
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Use STANDBY instead of switching the POWER off during short
breaks to extend tube life span and to avoid the tube warm-
up delay upon returning to play the amp.
C. POWER INDICATOR — Illuminates when power to the unit is
switched on.
D. OUTPUT ATTENUATOR — Selects the power output of the
amplifier.
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STANDBY HIGH
ON LOW
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• Bias Tremolo with speed control and footswitch
• Celestion Heritage G12-65 speaker for increased definition with
high-gain playing
• Fixed bias for increased headroom
• Two Groove Tubes™ 6V6GT output tubes, three 12AX7 preamp
tubes, and 5Y3GT rectifier tube
• Custom transformers by Mercury Magnetics
• Switchable output power attenuator – reduces the speaker's
output if desired
• Disconnectable internal speaker - allows use of external 8 Ohm
speaker enclosure
• Finger-joined solid pine cabinet resonates with a warm, woody
tone.
• Genuine lacquered tweed covering with vintage brown/gold
grille cloth and leather strap handle.
• Deluxe fitted cover is included.
• Hand made in Corona, California, USA.
5 year warranty (US and Canada, other territories may vary)
SPEED TONE VOLUME
LOW The amplifier's output is cut to approximately 1/4 power.
This setting provides a rich sound at lower volume levels,
and is ideal for small rooms or recording.
HIGH The amplifier delivers its full 12-Watt output power.
E. VIBRATO SPEED — Adjusts the rate of the Vibrato
effect. Rotate fully counter-clockwise to switch the
Vibrato effect off.
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The included Footswitch can be connected and used to switch
the Vibrato effect on-off remotely. See FOOTSWITCH JACK {L}
on next page.
F. TONE — Adjusts the tonal character of the amplifier.
G. VOLUME — Adjusts the volume output level of the amplifier.
H. INPUTS — Plug your instrument
a lower sensitivity input (–6dB) and provides cleaner response
with high-output or pre-amplified instruments. If both inputs
are used simultaneously, their input sensitivities become
identical.
INPUTS
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