Eden XT - Manual (Page 8)

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these are describes as All Tube or All Valve products. When choosing cabinets to use with all tube amplifiers it is
important to remember that you must strictly follow the load of the amplifier specified by the manufacturer. Failure
to do so can and very often will result in the failure of the power amplifier stage of your product which is something
which can be very expensive to repair. As a general rule most Bass products have fixed impedances to plug into.
Make sure you read and understand this before plugging into a cabinet. If in any doubt contact the manufacturer
before you turn your amplifier on.
Step 1. Ensure that your amplifier is switched off, preferably at the electrical outlet.
Step 2. Ensure that Bi-Amp mode is switched off (switch in the IN position) never turn the Bi-Amp mode on during Bridge Mono
Operation as it will overload the amplifier.
Step 3. Ensure that Bridge Mono mode is switched on (switch in the OUT position).
Step 4. Ensure that your amplifier is connected to cabinet with the correct load and power handling (880W at 8Ω and 1100W at 4 Ω)
using the Bridge Mono output socket on the rear of the unit.
Step 5. Connect your instrument to the amplifier
Step 6. Turn on you amplifier, the Bridge Mono light should be illuminated, if it is not or there is no sound from your amp switch off the
amplifier immediately to reduce the chance of damage.
IF YOU ARE UNSURE CONSULT A PROFESSIONAL TECHNICIAN FOR ADDITIONAL SUPPORT
Operating in Bi-Amp Mode (WT800 Only)
Step 1. Ensure that your amplifier is switched off, preferably at the electrical outlet.
Step 2. Ensure that Bi-Amp mode is switched on (switch in the OUT position) never turn the Bi-Amp mode on during Bridge Mono
Operation as it will overload the amplifier.
Step 3. Ensure that Bridge Mono mode is switched on (switch in the IN position).
Step 4. Ensure that your amplifier is connected to cabinets with each of the amplifier outputs the correct load and power handling
should be used (300W at 8 Ω and 440W at 4 Ω)
Step 5. Connect your instrument to the amplifier
Step 6. Turn on you amplifier, if there is no sound from your amp switch off the amplifier immediately to
reduce the chance of damage.
Step 7. Use the balance control to adjust the volume balance between the left and right outputs to get your preferred sound.
NEVER ATTEMPT TO USE Bi-Amp and Bridge Mono at the same time this will cause damage to your amplifier.