Monkey loop MLA-10B Manual De Usuario página 2

MONKEY LOOP
INPUT
NAMES AND FUNCTIONS FOR EACH PART
1. INPUT
1/4" phone jack input.
2. PHAT. sw .
Engaging this switch will activate the onboard PHAT circuit for Guitar
input signal. This is beneficial for a variety of sounds including slap
bass.
3. BASS
This controls the low register.
4. MIDDLE
This controls the middle register.
5. TREBLE
This controls the high register.
6. VOLUME
This controls the output 1evel.
7. POWER
This is the ON/OFF switch for the power supply. The LED lights when
the power supply is turmed on.
Warning
Before you turn on the power of the amp, make sure that volume control
is set to 0. If you turn on the power when the volume controls are
already raised, a sudden loud noise may be produced,possibly
damaging your hearing. Please use caution.
8. DC IN jack
This is the jack to which the AC adaptor is connected.
9. VOLUME (HEAD PHONES)
This controls the output level.
10. OUTPUT (HEAD PHONES)
This is a 3.5mm stereo mini output jack for stereo headphones. The
sound is not reproduced through the built in speaker when headphones
are in use.
Warning
This phones output produces a large volume of sound. Ensure that the
volume has been turned down before beginning to play using the
headphones, and then slowly increase the volume until it has reached
the desired level. Note that the noise and distorted sound signals
produced when inserting or removing the headphone plug at heigh
volume levels will result in damage to the headphones and to the user's
hearing.
MLA-10B BASS AMPLIFIER
MIDDLE
MLA-10B
TROUBLESHOOTING
1. The power supply cannot be switched on.
- Check that the power cable has been connected correctly.
- Try plugging it into a different socket and see if the same problem
occurs.
2. The power supply can be switched on, but no sound is produced.
- Check that the guitar has been connected correctly.
- Remove the effects between the guitar and the amplifier and check to
see if no sound is produced.
- Replace the shielded cable and check to see if no sound is produced.
- Check to see if the volume on the guitar is set to'0'.
- Use a different guitar and see if no sound is produced.
- Check to see if the volume on the amplifier is set to'O'.
- Check to see if the headphones are connected.
3. Noise is heard.
- Check to see if anything in the immediate vicinity is resonating or
banging against the amplifier to produce the noise.
- Check to see if the plug cover on the shielded cable is loose.
- Check that the string action (distance between strings and frets) is
correctly adjusted (not too low).
- Use another guitar, effects and cable to see if the same noise is
produced.
4. No sound is produced in the headphones.
- Check that the headphone jack is connected correctly.
- Connect another set of headphones and see if sound is produced.
In the case of defects
This product has passed exhaustive inspections before being shipped
from the factory. Ensure that the above procedures are carried out when
a problem is thought to exist. Contact your dealer in the unlikely event
that an abnormality occurs during use. Also, ensure that the symptoms
of the problem are explained in detail when requesting repair in order to
facilitate swift handling