Eden WTB300 User Manual
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FRONT PANEL FEATURES
Input Jacks – Designed to accept a standard _” mono phone plug. The
Passive jack is for use with low output basses and passive basses. The active
jack is for higher output basses with active electronics.
Overdrive Switch – This switch shifts the amplifier into an ultra-high gain
mode, suitable for a wide range of sound textures – from clean to fat and all
the way to saturated – with exact control throughout the entire range. This
works in conjunction with the Input Gain control. The higher the Input Gain
control is set, the more distortion can be generated. This function is also on
the foot switch.
Gain Control – This sets the channel gain for the system and lets you match
the output level of your instrument to the amplifier. In the Overdrive mode
the Gain Control setting determines the amount of overdrive available.
Multi Q Equalizer – The Multi Q Equalizer circuit uses a four band
parametric E.Q. It has preset centers, and fixed Qs or bandwidths that vary
with center frequency. This is a very user-friendly set up. You can fine tune
your sound very quickly using this simple system. The center frequency
spacing follows the natural content of the music and fits with the instrument
very well.
Master Tone Controls – The Master Bass and Treble controls are provided
for very fast E.Q. of the system. They also combine with the Multi Q for
even more tone shading. These are Hi-Fi-type shelving filters and effect a
broad range of tone.
Master Level Control – This controls the final drive to the amplifier. Use
this to control your stage level. About mid point on the control should be
normal for most playing situations.
Compressor Active light – This indicates the activity of the compressor.
When the LED lights up the compressor is functioning.
Standby – This switch sets the amplifier in the standby mode. The filaments
stay powered up but the hi voltage to the output tubes is removed so that
they can not operate. This extends the life of the tube and allows for less
stress during start up and power down.