Eden WTX260 - Manual (Page 5)

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Midrange Control
– This covers the center portion of the sound envelope
and can be critical to getting your sound right. The body of the Bass Guitar
sound is in the mid range.
Mid Shift Control
– Pull the Mid knob to shift from low mid (550Hz),
which is good for general playing and recording, to the high mid position
(2.2KHz) for Rock and more aggressive tones.
Treble
– This traditional shelving-type tone control provides 15 db of boost
or cut at approximately 12KHz. The control is flat at the 12:00 position.
EQ Pre/Post DI Selector
– This is another Freedom of Choice control.
(You’re welcome, again.) With the treble knob in the normal position, the DI
is sent Pre (before) the EQ section. Pull the Treble knob to send the DI Post
(after) the EQ section.
Output Limit Indicator
– Lights to indicate activity of the power amplifier
limiting circuit, which protects the speaker system from severe distortion.
This LED indicates that the amplifier has reached its maximum output level.
Master Volume
– Adjusts overall system output and stage loudness.
Input Jack
– Designed to accept a standard 1/4-inch mono phone plug. For
best results use a high-quality shielded cable to connect your instrument to
the amplifier. This Input is buffered and will handle standard, high level and
piezo input signals.
Mute switch
– Mutes all outputs except the Tuner Out, allowing for silent
tuning. Lead singers and guitarists love this feature! The indicator lights
when Mute is on.
Mono Effects Send/Return
– These standard 1/4-inch jacks allow you to
send and receive your signal to and from external devices. The effects loop
is positioned post (behind) the compressor and before the Enhance control
and the tone section. This is at line level; do not use instrument level effects
in this loop as they tend to be overloaded by the higher signal level which
can cause distortion.