Control Features; Front Panel - Hughes & Kettner Vintage SPIRIT NANO Serie Manual De Instrucciones

- Assembly, extension, re-adjustment, modifications or repairs are carried
out by the manufacturer or by persons authorized to do so.
- The electrical installation of the relevant area complies with the
requirements of IEC (ANSI) specifications.
- The unit is used in accordance with the operating instructions.
- The grounding of the center pin of the mains plug is maintained to reduce
the risk of shock.
Things to do before operating the amp
• Please read these instructions carefully, particularly the notes on safety,
before operating the amp.
• The manufacturer disclaims any liability on responsibility whatsoever for
any damage or defect to this and other devices resulting from misuse.
• Before you plug this amp into a mains power outlet, make sure its Power
switche is off and that the voltage rating indicated on its rear panel
matches your local mains current.
• A word of warning before you fire up your Spirit Nano: It's loud, and
high volume levels can cause hearing damage. To avoid very loud and
unwelcome surprises, make a habit of backing the Volume knob of the
guitar connected to the Spirit Nano all the way down before switching on
the amp!
Version 2.5 07/2018
PHONES
6
MASTER SAGGING
5

1 Control Features

1.1 Front Panel

All models offer the same set of features:
●
1
Input: Connect your guitar to this input using a
shielded cord equipped with 6.3 mm (1/4") jack plugs.
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2
Gain: The Gain knob determines input sensitivity
and therefore the preamp's saturation level. Along
with the Tone and Sagging controls, it is your most
important sound-sculpting tool.
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3
Tone: This powerful one-knob sound-shaping
tool is fine-tuned for each model, and it specifically
addresses the frequency ranges that define each
model's characteristic tone.
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4
Sagging: Along with the Gain and Tone controls,
Sagging is your key knob for making new and exciting
sounds! This knob gives you full control over the power
amp's saturation level and behavior at any volume. It
lets you delicately control the creaminess of your tone
and lets you dial through decades of guitar sounds with
a twist of the wrist.
Note: the more sag, and the more saturation in the
power amp. Depending on the Gain setting, Sagging
will also influence the level of the power amp. From
the far left (at minimum Sagging level) to the center
position, the volume will increase; from the center to
the far right position (maximum Sagging!), the volume
may drop. Please use the Master control to adjust the
overall volume.
TONE
4 3
GAIN INPUT
2 1
3