Fender Mustangtrade GT 100 Mustang™ GT 100 Owner s Manual - English - Page 4

CONTROL PANEL The Mustang GT top control panel consists of an instrument input, control knobs (seven on the Mustang GT100 and GT200; five on the Mustang GT40), a display window, three LAYER pushbuttons, an ENCODER wheel, four UTILITY pushbuttons, an auxiliary input (1/8") and a headphone output (1/8"). INPUT GAIN VOLUME TREBLE MIDDLE BASS REVERB MASTER AUX Seven-knob Mustang GT100/GT200 control panel seen here; Mustang GT40 has five control knobs (gain, volume, treble, bass, master volume). A. INPUT: Plug instrument in here. B. GAIN: Programmable control knob (see page 3) that affects gain setting in each preset. C. VOLUME: Programmable control knob that affects amp model volume setting in each preset. D. TREBLE: Programmable control knob that affects treble tone setting in each preset. E. MIDDLE (Mustang GT100 and GT200 only): Programmable control knob that affects midrange tone setting in each preset. F. BASS: Programmable control knob that affects bass tone setting in each preset. G. REVERB (Mustang GT100 and GT200 only): Programmable control knob that affects reverb setting in each preset. H. MASTER VOLUME: The only non-programmable knob; controls actual overall volume. I. DISPLAY WINDOW: Shows preset in use and all its contents and parameters, amplifier and effects menus, and other functions (i.e., tuner, menu functions, etc.). J. LAYER BUTTONS PRESET LAYER: Highlights preset layer, where presets are chosen. SIGNAL PATH LAYER: Highlights signal path in each preset, where amp models, effects types and order of effects can be modified. CONTROLS LAYER: Highlights controls layer, where control knob settings can be modified (except Master Volume). K. ENCODER: Multipurpose rotary control with press-switch function. For viewing, selecting and adjusting Mustang GT presets, controls and other functions. L. UTILITY BUTTONS X FX: Bypasses all effects. SAVE: For saving preset modifications and new presets. 2