Ibanez Promethean P300H Mode D'emploi page 10

Names and Function on Each Part
1. Input
6.3mm (1/4") monaural jack
2. Gain / Clip LED
Use the following procedure to set optimal gain with the Master control set
around 9 o'clock.
2-1. Set all other controls first.
2-2. S et Gain control to a level in which the Pre-Clip LED just starts to illumi-
nate when your hardest notes are played.
3. Low / Mid / High
4. Phat
By turning the knob clockwise you will boost the low and high frequency
range while scooping the middle frequency range. This is beneficial for a va-
riety of sounds including slap bass. At its minimum position, the frequency
response is flat.
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5. Master
After setting Gain control, adjust this control to the level you required. To
avoid signal clipping, monitor the Power-Clip LED while adjusting.
6. Power / Clip LED
This LED shows the power amp status. When this LED lights red, the power
amp is clipping. This LED lights green when there is no clipping at the power
amp.
7. Limiter
This button turns on the internal limiter. The internal limiter will automatically
limit your signal once it passes a certain threshold to avoid power amp distor-
tion.
The Power / Clip LED lights RED when the signal passes the threshold.
8. Aux
3.5mm stereo mini jack. This jack is designed to be connected to the head-
phone output of a portable CD or MP3 player, or similar device. Use the volume
control of your portable player along with the volume control on the amp to
adjust the desired volume.
9. Phones
3.5mm stereo mini output jack for stereo headphones. The sound is not re-
produced through the built-in speaker when headphones are in use. The LIN-
EOUT signal will still produce output.
Warning:
This phones output can produce lots of volume. Ensure that the MASTER
and AUX 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 inserting or removing headphones at high volume levels
may result in damage to the headphones and to the user's hearing.