2 overview of control features – Hughes & Kettner TRIAMP MK II Benutzerhandbuch

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INPUT: Input jack for guitars.

PREAMP SECTION:

The three preamps’ controls are largely compar-

able. The functions of their knobs are explained in

the following using AMP 1 as an example.

CHANNEL BUTTON: Push these to select the desired

fundamental sound (channel A or B) directly. The

buttons also serve as indicator LEDs, illuminating

to call attention to the active channel.

GAIN A, GAIN B: Twist these to dial in the desired

amount of distortion for channels A and B.

EQ SECTION: Common BASS, MID and TREBLE pots

for CHANNEL A and CHANNEL B.

TIGHT: Cuts muddy low end

frequencies that may occur when

clean sounds are rendered by

a 4x 12" cabinet. This frequency

“correction” feature lets the

TriAmp

®

MK II respond like a combo.

MASTER: Turn this knob to dial in the desired level

for AMP 1B relative to the two other preamps’

levels.

The AMP 1 MASTER knob affects Channel B only.

Channel A, on the other hand, operates much

like vintage amps that were not equipped with

master knobs. Twist the GAIN A knob to control

the volume and saturation level of Channel A.

MASTER SECTION

FX ON SWITCH: Turns TriAmp

®

MK II's FX LOOP on or

off. If you want to switch the FX LOOP on and off

via the Stageboard or MIDI, set this switch to the

'off' position.

LEARN: Installation of the MSM-1 MIDI Module is a

prerequisite for MIDI capability. With the module

installed, a press on the MIDI LEARN button will

save the current CHANNEL/FX LOOP combination.

MASTER: Determines overall TriAmp

®

MK II output.

PRESENCE: Determines presence levels for all three

amps. The PRESENCE circuit is automatically

reconfigured with each change of channel to res-

pond optimally for each basic sound. Try it. In

each channel, turn the PRESENCE control all the

way up and back down again to hear how it

affects each channel differently.

STANDBY: Mutes the amp during breaks.

The voltage to the power amp tubes is reduced

but not turned completely off to extend tube life;

when you turn the amp back to full power, they

are still warm and don't need to be reheated

from a cold start.

MAINS: Power ON/OFF switch.

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2.2 OVERVIEW OF CONTROL FEATURES

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