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HD75 Top Panel Controls
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INPUT - Connect your bass guitar here using a standard ¼" unbalanced instru-
ment cable.
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VOLUME Control - This is the overall volume control. For best signal-to-noise ratio,
keep the output of your bass at or near maximum and adjust the VOLUME to the
desired level.
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BASS Control - This control is used to adjust the low frequency response. As it is
turned clockwise the frequency area is boosted; as it is turned counterclockwise
the frequency area is attenuated.
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MID Control - This control is used to adjust the mid frequency response. As it is
turned clockwise the frequency area is boosted; as it is turned counterclockwise
the frequency area is attenuated.
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TREBLE Control - This control is used to adjust the high frequency response. As it
is turned clockwise the frequency area is boosted; as it is turned counterclockwise
the frequency area is attenuated.
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Graphic Equalizer - These sliders allow you to "draw" the tonal response of the sys-
tem by adding 12 dB of boost or attenuation to seven different frequency bands.
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AUX INPUT - Use this ¹⁄
MP3 player.
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Effect SEND jack - Use this ¼" unbalanced jack to send signal from the HD75 to
outboard effects processors. In-line effects, such as stomp boxes, intended for
low signal levels should be placed between the bass and the amplifier input and
not connected with the Effect Send and Return jacks. You can also use the Effect
Send jack to route signal to an external mixing console or amplifier with an input
sensitivity of +4 dB.
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Effect RETURN jack - Use this ¼" unbalanced jack to return low impedance signal
to the HD75 from an outboard effects processor.
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Headphones jack - Connect headphones to this standard ¼" jack. When a plug is
inserted into the headphone jack, the speaker output is disconnected, allowing
you to use your HD75 as a practice amplifier.
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