Features & Functions - Aguilar AG 700 Mode D'emploi

1. Turn the Gain up while playing.
2. If you have a particularly high output instrument, it may be
necessary to push the –10 dB button in to prevent clipping
of the input circuit. This button is located above the Input
jack
3. Turn up the Master control until you reach desired volume.
C. Protection Features
The AG 700 is equipped with several protection circuits designed to
prevent any damage to the amplifier in cases where the limits of the
normal operating range are breached. Protections include an over
current, an over temperature, DC, and HF detectors. If any of these
circuits are triggered, the amplifier will either limit its output power or
shut down. In case of a shutdown the amplifier will rapidly try to restart,
checking if the faulty condition is still present. During this time, both
Operate and Status lights will turn off.
III. Features & Functions
A. Front Panel Features
Input Pad:
-10 dB
EQ Section:
Bass: +/- 17 dB @ 40 Hz
Deep: +6 dB <250 Hz
Low Mid: +/- 15 dB @ 300 Hz
High Mid: +/- 14dB @ 800 Hz
Treble: +/- 14 dB @ 4 kHz
Bright: +6 dB >3 kHz
Clip Light:
When the Clip light turns red it indicates that the preamp is being driven
into clipping. Input pad, Gain, and Tone Controls, including the output
level of your bass, affect how often the light will go off. Clipping the AG
700 will not cause any shutdowns or damage to your amplifier.
Effects Loop Section:
The effects loop section is intended to be used with professional rack
gear with a nominal input level of 4 dBu. The effects loop is wired for
series operation. Effects pedals should be used in front of the amp.
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