Footswitch Input: Control the Mute and FX functions using a footswitch.
Effects Loop Send/Return: Connect the input and output of an external FX processor.
Fuse: Overload and AC line surge protection.
Circuit Breaker: Overload and AC line surge protection.
Transformer Balanced Line Out: Line level output. Switches to optimize output to a mixer or recorder.
Patch Input/Output: Power Amp In bypasses the internal preamp. Pre Amp Out feeds an external amplifieror powered speaker.
Bi-Amp High/Low Outputs: High and Low-Frequency Outputs for Bi-Amp mode.
Mono Bridge Switch: Turns the Bi-Amp function on/off.
Getting Started
Read and understand the included “Important Safety Instructions.”
Make sure the power switch is off before making any connections.
Push the line cord securely into the amplifier’s IEC connector and plug the other end into a grounded ACoutlet. The amplifier may accept the appropriate voltage as indicated near the IEC connector.
Connect an instrument to the SVT-3PRO/SVT-4PRO Input jack with a 1/4″ (shielded) instrument cable.Connect (non-shielded) speaker cables to speaker cabinets with 1/4″ TS or Speakon ends depending on the model.
With all volume controls fully off, turn the amplifier on by pressing the Power Switch to the on position.
While playing the instrument, adjust the Gain and Master controls to the preferred level.
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FCC Compliance Statement:
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.There are various types of fuses, and replacing them with different types may cause malfunction, electric shock, or fire. Be sure to confirm you are replacing the correct fuse with electrical rating and specifications.Each number and symbol represent the following:Example: T3AL250V(1) T, (2) (3) L, and(4)■V are shown below.
A symbol indicating relative fusing time / current characteristics T: Time lag type, F: Fast-acting type.
A: Rated current
A symbol indicating the blocking capacity L: Low cutoff capacity, E: Medium cutoff capacity, H: High cutoff capacity.