User manual AXL AKITA AT30

[. . . ] With the gain set low and the volume set high, this channel can produce pleasing crunch tones. Turn up the gain to peel the paint in the practice space. If you use effect pedals in your setup, Akita amplifiers work well with the pedals running through the front end, as well as the effects loop. The Akita Series will give you a new perspective on all-tube power. [. . . ] Safety Check Upon completion of any service repairs to this product, ask the service technician to perform safety checks to determine that the product is in proper operating condition. AA-AK-30 (Please refer to Fig. THE FRONT PANEL Panel Functions Fig. Input: Used to connect the signal output from an electric guitar. (Use a shielded cable with 1/4" mono plug. ) 2. Clean Volume: Volume adjustment for Clean Channel. Turn this knob clockwise increases the overall sound level. Channel Select: Used to activate the Drive Channel. Overdrive Gain: Adjusts the signal distortion level in the Drive Channel. Use this control in conjunction with Overdrive Level (5) to adjust the loudness of the Overdrive Channel. Overdrive Level: Adjusts the volume level of Overdrive Channel. Akita AT30 · Manual 6. Turn this knob clockwise to boost the bass sound, counter clockwise to cut the bass sound accordingly. Center position (straight up) provides no cut or boost. Mid: Adjusts the middle frequency level. Turn this knob clockwise to boost the middle sound, counter clockwise to cut the middle sound accordingly. Center position (straight up) provides no cut or boost. Treble: Adjusts the high frequency level. Turn this knob clockwise to boost the treble sound, counter clockwise to cut the treble sound accordingly. Center position (straight up) provides no cut or boost. Reverb: Adjusts the amount of sound reverberation/reflection effect to the guitar's signal. Power Indicator: LED will be lit when the amplifier power is on. Standby Switch: When this Switch is in the upward position (On), this mode keeps tubes powered-up and avoids delay times (Time it takes for tubes to warm up) for guitar players between practice sessions. It also lengthens tube lifetime performance. [. . . ] If any product returned is not defective within this warranty, the manufacturer shall so advise the Purchaser and thereafter shall dispose of said product in accordance with the Purchaser's instructions and at the Purchaser's cost. This warranty is not transferable by the Purchaser. The warranty shall not apply to wearable parts, these items include, but are not limited to, amplifier knobs, feet, and handles. The warranty shall not apply, if the product has been misused or damaged as a result of neglect, abuse, alteration, improper handling, unauthorized repair or modification, accident or causes external to the product, such as, but not limited to, excessive heat or humidity. [. . . ]