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The Effects Loop comes after the Preamp section. In addition, it's low-impedance

circuitry lets you drive everything from the simplest stomp-box effect to the most

sophisticated pro signal processor with excellent results. It's also fully buffered,

meaning that it can drive long cords and line-level gear and mixing consoles. (Because

the signal is electrically unbalanced, you can use an unbalanced-to-balanced output

transformer to connect to equipment requiring a balanced input.) By having a Blend

control, you can adjust your effects devices for 100% wet signal, then adjust the Blend

control for the desired amount of effects. This "Parallel" feature allows the least amount

of amplifier signal deterioration potentially caused by the effects signal chain. If the

Blend controls is set for 100% Loop, the loop can now be considered "Serial".

Before you connect a signal processor to your amp, either turn the amp off or to

standby. Use high-quality shielded cords between the amp and processor. Never use

a speaker cord.

Setting Effects Loop levels

1. After you connect the amp's Send and Return with the signal processor's input and

output, set the amp's Send Level and Return Level between 1 and 2, and the Blend

control on 10.

2. Plug in your guitar, turn the signal processor on, and then turn on the amp (or flip the

standby switch). Turn on the Effects Loop by pressing the Blend control.

3. Set the amp's Effects Loop Send Level and the signal processor's input level so that

you don't overload the processor. Keep your ears open for unwanted distortion from

the signal processor (you'll know it by its crackly, unmusical sound). Whack a few

chords on your guitar to check that your settings are correct.

4. Now turn up the Effects Loop Return knob until the proper volume and overdrive are

dialed in. You'll probably have to experiment with the signal processor's output level

until you get the best sound and lowest amount of noise. Adjust the Blend control

for the desired amount of effect.

5. Make sure that you consider the straight/effects blend at the signal processor, since

all of your Knucklehead Reverb Preamp's signal is passed through the Effects Loop

in series mode (Blend at 10 or 100%-Serial). You may use an effects-only output to

return from the processor to the amp, utilizing the Blend control for 0-100% wet

signal. You may also use the "mix" output, if the unit has one, adjusting the mix on

the effects processor to suit your taste. Note: If delay sounds such as slap echo,

reverb, and repeat delay will be your primary choice of effects, usually a 100% wet

mix from the effects should be used.

6. The Effects Loop Send is configured so that it is always active, so you can use it as

a variable output. Note that if you use the Send to drive slave amps, etc., and have

nothing plugged into the Return jack, the signal still passes from the Preamp to the

power amp even when the Effects Loop is bypassed.

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