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OUT

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(DC)

SUPER

112

REAR

PANEL

FUNCTIONS

A.

220/240

VOLT

SWITCH

—(Export

Version

Only)

—Used

to

select

the

correct

AC

line

voltage

in

export

models.

Be

sure

that

the

correct

voltage

appears

at

this

switch

setting

before

powering

up

the

amplifier.

B.

FUSE

-This

fuse

is

in

the

AC

supply

of

the

amplifier

and

will

help

to

protect

the

amplifier

and

operator

in

the

event

of

an

electrical

fault.

If

a

fuse

blows,

it

should

only

be

replaced

with

a

fuse

in

accordance

with

the

listing

at

the

fuse

holder.

If

the

amplifier

repeatedly

blows

fuses,

it

should

be

checked

out

by

a

qualified

technician.

Under

no

circumstances

should

a

fuse

with

a

higher

current

rating

or

a

fuse

bypass

be

used

as

this

could

cause

equipment

damage

and

present

a

serious

safety

hazard.

C.

SPEAKER

JACK

(SUPER

HEAD

and

SUPER

RACK

Only)

-8

ohm

connection

for

speakers.

Use

this

output

when

a

single

8

ohm

speaker

cabinet

is

to

be

used

as

the

main

speaker

system.

(Note

that

a

second

8

ohm

speaker

cabinet

can

also

be

connected

to

the

speaker

jack

marked

"D").

This

jack

is

not

present

on

SUPER

112

or

SUPER

210

Combo.

D.

SPEAKER

JACK

(4

ohm

or

second

8

ohm)

—Plug-in

connection

for

speakers.

This

jack

should

be

used

when

a

single

4

ohm

speaker

cabinet

is

the

main

and

only

speaker

cabinet

used.

This

jack

has

a

dual

use

—

it

becomes

the

extension

speaker

jack

for

a

second

8

ohm

speaker

cabinet

when

used

in

conjunction

with

an

8

ohm

speaker

cabinet

connected

to

the

speaker

jack

marked

"C":

E.

LINE

OUT

—This

jack

provides

an

unbalanced

low

level

output

derived

from

the

signal

appearing

across

the

speaker

itself.

Use

this

output

to

drive

slave

power

amplifier/speaker

systems

where

greater

sound

levels

are

required,

and

the

characteristic

"tube

sound"

reproduced.

Solid

state

amplifiers

can

be

used

for

the

slave

amplifiers, but

be

sure

to

set

their

input

sensitivity

levels

so

that

they

do

not

"clip"

when

driven

at

the

full

output

level

of

this

LINE

OUT

jack.

F.

POWER

AMP

IN

—This

jack

inputs

signal

directly

to

the

power

amp.

It

automatically

disconnects

the

preamp

signal

when

used.

This

is

useful

when

using the

effects

loop

option,

or

when

using

any

version

Super

amp

as

a

slave

power

amp.

Its

nominal

fixed

sensitivity

is

around

700

millivolts

(ac

rms)

for

full

power

output,

and

can

be

easily

driven

by

most

pedal

and

rack

mount

effects.

G.

PREAMP

OUT

—This

jack

provides

an

unbalanced

output

signal

from

the

preamp.

It

is

a

low

level,

buffered

(low

impedance)

output

that

is

always

present,

and

can

be

used

to

drive

most

pedal

and

rack

mount

effects

when

used

as

an

effects

loop

send,

in

conjunction

with

the

POWER

AMP

IN

jack.

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