Fender Princeton Chorus DSP Owners Manual - Page 6

A.

INPUT 1

- A high-impedance plug-in connec-

tion for guitars or other instruments.

B.

INPUT 2

- A lower-impedance plug-in con-

nection for guitars or other instruments with

active pre-amps.

•

NOTE:

Both inputs have identical impedance

when used simultaneously.

C.

VOLUME

- Adjusts the overall loudness of the

amplifier when the

Over

drive Mode

is not

selected

(

{I}

DRIVE SELECT

switch OUT ).

•

NOTE:

The

Over

drive Mode

must be select-

ed (

{I}

DRIVE SELECT

switch IN ) for controls

{D}GAIN

through

{J}VOLUME

to function.

D.

GAIN

- Adjusts the amount of pre-amp gain

(distortion).

Use with

{J}VOLUME

to control

the overall amplifier loudness.

E.

MID BOOST

- Activates a special pre-empha-

sis filter which accentuates mid-range fre-

quencies when this switch is pressed IN.

F.

LIMITER

- Adjusts the amount of compres-

sion at high

{D}GAIN

settings.

The compres-

sion is activated by distortion in the pre-amp,

therefore is not as noticeable at low

{D}GAIN

settings.

G.

OVERDRIVE INDICATOR

- This LED illumi-

nates when the amplifier is in the

Over

drive

Mode

.

H.

PRESENCE

- Adjusts the the post-distortion

ultra-high frequency range.

I.

DRIVE SELECT

- Activates the

Over

drive

Mode

when this switch is pressed IN.

NOTE:

Both

{C}VOLUME

and the Channel-

Select

FOOTSWITCH

are disabled when this

switch is pressed IN.

J.

VOLUME

- Adjusts the post-distortion vol-

ume.

Use with

{D}GAIN

to control overall

amplifier loudness.

K.

TREBLE

- Adjusts the high-frequency range.

L.

MID

- Adjusts the mid-frequency range.

M. BASS

- Adjusts the low-frequency range.

N.

DEFEAT

- Mutes the REVERB/DELAY type

DSP Effects when this switch is pressed IN.

This switch must be OUT to enable remote

switching from the

FOOTSWITCH

.

O.

LEVEL

-

Adjusts

the

amount

of

REVERB/DELAY type DSP Effects to be mixed

in with the original dry signal.

P.

TYPE

- This control selects one of sixteen var-

ious

REVERB/DELAY

DSP

Effects.

The

{N}DEFEAT

switch must be OUT,

the

{O}LEVEL

control must be above “1,” and

REVERB/DELAY

on

the

remote

FOOTSWITCH

(if used) must be active for this

DSP Effect to be heard.

NOTE:

See “

DSP

STEREO EFFECTS - CONTROLS,”

page 5.

Q.

DEFEAT

- Mutes the CHORUS/MODULATION

type DSP Effects when this switch is pressed

IN.

This switch must be OUT to enable remote

switching from the

FOOTSWITCH

.

R.

LEVEL

-

Adjusts

the

amount

of

CHORUS/MODULATION type DSP Effects to

be mixed in with the original dry signal.

S.

TYPE

- This control selects one of sixteen var-

ious CHORUS/MODULATION DSP Effects.

The

{Q}DEFEAT

switch must be OUT, the

{R}LEVEL

control must be above “1,” and

CHORUS/MODULATION

on

the

remote

FOOTSWITCH

(if used) must be active for this

DSP Effect to be heard.

NOTE:

See “

DSP

STEREO EFFECTS - CONTROLS,”

page 5.

T.

RATE

-

Adjusts

the

sweep

rate

of

CHORUS/MODULATION type DSP Effects.

A

lower number corresponds to a slower rate of

sweep.

U.

DSP PEAK

- Flashing of this LED indicates

possible clipping (distortion) in either of the

DSP Effects circuits.

Periodic flashing is nor-

mal.

If the LED stays on and undesirable dis-

tortion is heard, try reducing:

{O}LEVEL,

{R}LEVEL

or the amplifier

VOLUME

controls.

V. POWER INDICATOR

- This LED illuminates

when the amplifier is ON.

W. POWER SWITCH

- Press IN the bottom of this

switch to turn the amplifier ON.

Press IN the

top of this switch to turn the amplifier OFF.

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