Standard Setup/Cable Connections; Operating The Metroverb; Selecting Channels; The Metroverb And Signal Processors - Hughes & Kettner ATTAX Serie Mode D'emploi

REVERB: Controls how much integrated reverb is added to the
signal. Reverb is automatically adjusted for each
channel when you switch channels.
MASTER: Controls the amp's master volume level. The LINE OUT
signal is unaffected by the MASTER control.
LINE OUT: Use this jack to feed the signal to the input of an FX
processor. You can also route the signal to a second power
amp or through a RED BOX to a mixing console.
LINE IN: If you are sending the LINE OUT signal to an FX proces-
sor, connect the output from that processor to this jack.
FOOTSWITCH: This jack is for a standard footswitch (e.g. Hughes
& Kettner FS-1) and it allows you to switch back and forth bet-
ween the CLEAN and LEAD channels. When using a foots-
witch, ensure the CHANNEL SELECT switch on the amp's front
panel is set to CLEAN.
PHONES: Headphone jack. The speaker is automatically swit-
ched off when a plug is inserted into this jack.
REAR PA N E L :
MAINS: Connect the included Euro-norm mains cord to this
socket. Ensure the amp's voltage rating matches your local
AC voltage rating before you plug the cord into the wall
socket.
3.0 STANDARD SETUP/ CABLE CONNECTIONS

4.0 OPERATING THE METROVERB

4.1 SELECTING CHANNELS

Use the CHANNEL SELECT switch or an external footswitch to
change channels.
NOTE: Before using a footswitch, set the CHANNEL SELECT
switch on front panel of the amp itself to the CLEAN
position.

4.2 THE METROVERB AND SIGNAL PROCESSORS

The effects loop on the METROVERB is a serial effects loop,
meaning that the entire preamp signal is routed to the FX devi-
ce and processed there.
TO CONNECT A SIGNAL PROCESSOR:
• Connect the processor's INPUT to the METROVERB LINE OUT
jack and the processor's OUTPUT to the METROVERB LINE IN
jack.
• To avoid noise, signal degradation, and interrupted
signals, only use high-quality patch cables.
• Make sure the processor is not distorting the signal. Check
the processor's gain LEDs (if it is equipped with this type of
display) and use the input and output controls to dial in a
suitable level.