Bedienungsanleitung Marshall MB15 MB30 (Seite 3 von 4) (Englisch)

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1. INPUT Jack Socket

Jack input for your bass guitar. Use a good quality

guitar cable (i.e. one that’s screened/shielded) to help

prevent noise, interference and unwanted feedback.

2. VOLUME Control - Modern Channel

This control adjusts the volume of the Modern

Channel.

3. COMPRESSOR Switch & LED

This switch turns the Compressor control on and off.

When the switch is ‘in’ the Compressor control is

active and the LED will be illuminated green.

4. COMPRESSOR Control

The Compressor smoothes out your bass sound.

As you increase the amount of compression, so you

flatten out the peaks in the incoming signal. When

the compression reaches its threshold the LED will

change to red.

5. MODERN / CLASSIC Switch

This push switch allows you to change between the

amp’s two channels, Modern and Classic, via the

front panel. When this switch is ‘out’ the Modern

Channel is engaged and the LED will be green.

Pushing it ‘in’ switches to the Classic Channel and

the LED changes to red.

6. GAIN Control

This control sets the operating level of pre-amp. If

you require a clean bass sound turn this control up

until your bass just starts to distort and then back it

off slightly. If, on the other hand you would like a

distorted sound, simply turn up the Gain control until

the required amount of distortion is achieved.

7. VOLUME Control - Classic Channel

This control adjusts the volume of the Classic

Channel.

8. BASS Control

Turning the Bass control will effect the amount of

low frequencies or bottom end in your bass guitar

tone. Rotating this clockwise will increase the

amount of lower tones generally making your bass

sound deeper. Turning this control anti-clockwise

will reduce the bass frequencies in your tone

producing a reduction in bottom end thud.

9. VOICE SHIFT Control (MB30 only)

This 3 position control adjusts the overall tonal

voicing of the amplifier.

Position 1 tailors the response of the amplifier for

smooth low end, restrained lower mids, and mild

high end lift, to give the classic vintage valve bass

tone.

In position 2 the lower mid is made more prominent

whilst simultaneously the upper mids are subtly

scooped to give a more aggressive, growling quality

to the amplifier's tone.

Position 3 introduces a gentle overall mid boost for

an immediate, cutting, 'in your face' tone with the

mids scooped even further to give an immediate,

cutting sound… it is not a mid boost.

10. VOICE Control

This control adjusts the response selected by the

oice Shift control. On the MB15 the V

oice Shift

control is similar to position 2 on the MB30.

11. TREBLE Control

By adjusting the Treble control you can add or take

away the higher frequencies in your bass guitar tone.

By increasing the amount of treble you will make your

tone brighter

, ideal for more percussive playing styles.

MB15 Front Panel Features

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ENGLISH

MB30 Front Panel Features

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12. CD IN

If you want to jam to your favourite CD, tape or mp3

player, merely connect the headphone output of your

device here, adjust the player

’s volume to match that

of your guitar and ‘hey-presto’ – you’ve got the

perfect ‘play-along’ practice system.

13. LINE OUT Jack Socket - MB15

(Rear panel of the MB30 - see below)

You can use this socket to connect the amp to your

multi-track recording machine and you’ll get a great

speaker emulated guitar sound direct to disk or

tape.

14. HEADPHONES Jack Socket

For use when silent practice is the order of the day.

Connection of headphones will automatically shut

down the internal speaker.

15. POWER Switch

The power switch turns your amplifier on and off.

The LED next to the ‘Modern / Classic switch will

light up when your amplifier is turned on and will

not be lit when the amplifier is switched off.

Note: The specific mains input voltage rating that

your amplifier has been built for is shown on the

back panel. Before connecting to the mains

electricity supply, always ensure that your amplifier

is compatible with your electricity supply. If you

have any doubt, please get advice from a qualified

technician. Your Marshall dealer will help you in this

respect.

Please ensure the amplifier is switched off and

unplugged from the mains electricity supply before

being moved.

Note: The power amplifier is protected by a

clipping limiter, so even when you play your amp

loud, the sound remains clean.

1. FOOTSWITCH Jack Socket

Connect the optional footswitch (PEDL-10008) here

enables you to change between Modern and

Classic channels.

2. SEND Jack Socket

If you want to use an external effects processor in

your amp’s built-in Series FX effects loop, this is

the jack you connect to the INPUT of the unit you

are using.

3. RETURN Jack Socket

This is where you connect the OUTPUT of the

effects processor you are using in the effects loop.

4. LINE OUT Jack Socket

You can use this socket to connect the MB30 to

your multi-track recording machine and you’ll get a

great speaker emulated guitar sound direct to disk

or tape.

HELPFUL HINT: for ‘silent’ recording merely plug

an unconnected jack plug into the headphone

socket and you’ll disconnect the MB30’s internal

speaker.

MB30 Rear Panel Features

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Follow all instructions and heed all warnings

KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS !

EUROPE ONLY - Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the requirements

of the EMC Directive (Environments E1, E2 and E3 EN 55103-1/2) and the Low Voltage Directive in the E.U.

EUR

OPE ONLY - Note:

The Peak Inrush current for the MB15 is 2.5 amps.

The Peak Inrush current for the MB30 is 5 amps.

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