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Check to make sure that the Impedance switch on the rear panel is set to the correct impedance (4, 8 or 16
ohms) for your cabinet. Improper loading may cause excess tube and transformer wear and eventual failure.
Use high-quality speaker cables to ensure maximum performance. For tube-related problems, please see the
troubleshooting section on page 10 of this manual.
All Superdrive chassis are fabricated from aluminum, which helps to reduce weight along with our custom
pine cabinets. Low weight is a significant benefit for all players who gig, as well as their happy road crew &
techs. Aluminum is also a great conductor of heat. It may feel warmer to the touch than a traditional steel
chassis, but there's no need to worry.
Treble: Use this control to dial your treble frequencies. Typically, guitars that use single coils will
require less treble and humbuckers more.
Drive: This controls the overall distortion of your amplifier.
Lower settings will offer a blues type of gain
Mid settings are good for crunch
Higher settings are great for solo work
Rhythm: Use the Rhythm Control to adjust the gain of your Rhythm Channel
"Pull Brite": This control adds brilliance to the Rhythm channel. Use this to create shimmery clean
tones and also to give your treble a boost when using guitars with humbuckers and darker-sounding
woods.
Input: This is where you plug in your guitar cable.
Footswitch: Plug your Budda single-button footswitch cable here to switch between the Rhythm and
Drive channels of your amp. If you forget your switch at the gig, you can pull the Master control to access
the Drive channel.
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