Preamp/Recording Amp Instruction Manual

LINE OUT:
used to feed the power amplifier when
the BATT is acting as a preamplifier in a
complete rig. The output from the
BATT
is connected to the input of the power
amplifier, and the output of the power
amp is connected to the speaker cabinet.
The LINE OUT signal can also be used
as an alternative to the INSTRUMENT
OUT jack when connecting the BATT to
an external preamp, although it is impor-
tant to ensure correct level matching.
INSTRUMENT OUT:
The INSTRUMENT OUT is designed as
a signal path for connecting the BATT to
an external amp or preamp, or for
connecting two BATT preamps together.
In TUBE position, the GAIN / MASTER
section and the tone controls can be used
to control the signal. In BYPASS, the
signal is
preamplified but unaffected by
the tone control setting.
IN THE STUDIO:
To feed a signal directly from the BATT
to a line input on the mixing console or
tape recorder, you have a choice of three
outputs: the PA OUT (in which case the
signal level is independent of the
MASTER volume setting), the LINE
OUT, and the INSTRUMENT OUT. No
space or volume problems, no miking
hassles, just full-bodied sound is available
in an instant.
BATT as a PREAMP