Nady GTA-1260 Manual - Page 6

REAR CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) 1. POWER CONNECTION A standard IEC AC power socket for connecting to the main AC supply. The IEC power socket has an integral fuse holder that takes a 20mm fuse. 4. SPEAKER JACK This jack is connected to the internal speaker using a "L" shaped plug and speaker cable. The internal speaker can be disconnected if you wish to only use external speakers. NOTE: • Always replace a blown fuse with the same type as specified on the rear panel and under SPECIFICATIONS (pg. 7) for the AC voltage being used to power the amp • Before you connect your GTA-1260 to the AC, please make sure that your local voltage matches the voltage required by the unit! • Do not remove the center ground conductor. 5. EXTERNAL SPEAKER Jack for connecting external speakers. For optimum output power, these should be 8Ω minimum. 6. LINE OUT This line level output signal is derived from the output of the power amp to incorporate all the characteristics, color and tonal response of the output tubes. This signal can be input into any device, such as an audio mixer or another amplifier, and can be useful in many lives sound or recording applications. 2. VOLTAGE SELECTOR SWITCH For selecting the proper voltage (115/230VAC) to match the power supply in your area. 3. REVERB FOOTSWITCH JACK For connecting an optional external footswitch to turn the reverb on and off. See your dealer for ordering the Nady FS-1 footswitch, or order directly from Nady with the included ordering form. If reverb footswitch jack is not used for switching. a pure reverb line level signal is present at the jack. This may be used for stereo effects with an outboard amp and speaker or plugged into mixing consoles and tape machines for recording. The output at F.S. Jack is sleeve GND, TIP HOT + 6