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OWNERSMANUALFOR MINI-BRUTESERIES
A NOTETO YOU THE OWNEB
amplifier. The equipment is designed
Congratulationson your selection of a POLYTONE
our equipment is for making music,
and
you,
musicians
we
are
Like
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and enjoy the fact that, along with
we
appreciate
course
not marketing statistics. Of
realizing our share of the market.
are
we
engineering,
our quality oi workmanshipand
so they know what an amp is
professional
poLyToNE,
musicians
the engineersare
At
at the high levels demandedof
operating
it
to
keep
supposedto do and what is needed
possible
standardsfor quality and
highest
the
today,s equipment. Each amplifier meets
pass
a series of intensive
must
products,
they
perfJrmanc.. Before we ship any of our
We're happy to
industry.
the
in
toughest
and rigid quality control tests some of the
who
take pride in
craftsrnen
dedicated
say that your amplifier was made by skilled and
will
be
ready when
your
equipment
POLYTONE
tneir wori. This is your assurancethat
like you.
musicians
we're
you
all,
After
want.
delivers the sound
you "r". POLYTONE
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equipment; keep
ffrese are Vour instructionsfor operating and performingwith POLYTONE
take you
instructions
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now.
go
them
through
them with you and most importantly,
controlsyou
various
the
use
to
how
showing
and
up
through the various steps oi setting
to
in
order
you
with
working
are
good
the
equipment
about
att"r-"tt, you,ve got to feel
you
to
to
introduce
purpose
manual:
this
of
play your best which is exactly the
poLyToNE, your amp and its features. lf you have any questions, problems or just want
to say hello, feel free to write at any time. Thanks for being with us.
PPrOPERUSE OF POLYTONEEQUIPIIIENT
ptace volume controls at o before turning on amP'
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Always plug cord into instrument before plugging into amp'
2your arnp
Since these amPs are solid state, we do not have a heat factor,
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operates extremelY cool.
During intermission, b" sure that the volume control is turned off either at the
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ampliiier or your instrument to avoid the risk of surprise feedback squeal.
pOLyTONEsieakers are capable of handling extreme power. They are specially
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designed, utilizing a high-temperature expoxy.. However, when using the
power
ampl-ifierfor long periods of time at any overdriven, distorted level, the
good
sense.
into the speakers iumps to 160-170 watts. use
exterior ipeaker impedance is 4 ohms. lf improper impedance is used
Minimum
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the amptifier will operate extremely hot, which could cause damage. Much better
results can be achieved by using our SIDEKICKcabinet.for extra power.
Oo no sei beverages on top of the amplifier. Sugared drinks as well as others
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can cause severe damage if spilled into the amplifier'
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tt is necessary that the propei value fuse be used. lf improper value is used, the
guarantee wili be voided. lf an amp blows fuses, the unit sfrould be taken to a
re=fef-!g-Pa39 3.
tualified service center for repairs. For fYsg=value.
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POLYTONEMUSICALINSTRUMENTSINC.
91605 . (818)760'2300 o FAX:(818)760'2302
6865 VinelandAve.,North Hollywood,C-alifomia
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For Models: Meaa&rute. MeaaBrain. Mini-Brute ll & lV
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INPUTS
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PILOTLIGHT:Indicates when the electric supply is being fed to the amp.
POWERSWITCH: A three position srritch - ON - OFF ON. The reason for
polarity
to elaminate
two ON positions is to give you the option to reverse
your
instrurnent.
6OHzhum and to avoid electrical strock when touching
flat setting at 12 o'clock. Tum dial clockwise to
BASS POTENTIOMETER:
add up to 2odb of bass; counterclockwise to roll off up to 2odb of bass'
MIDR^NGEpotentiometer: flat setting at 12 o'clock. Turn dial clockwise to
boost or left to cut.
TREBIE POTENnOMETER:flat setting ar 12 c'clock. Turn dial clockwise
to add uP to 2Qdb of Treble; counterclockwise to cut up to 2odb of Treble
Of VOIUMC.
CONTTOI
AIIOWS
CHANNEL1 VOLUMEPOTENTIOMETER:
TONAL COLORSWITCH- BOOSr OR A)T H,GHS: center Position is normalBy flipping up to BOOST, you've got an extra lodb of highs; or flip to cuT
of the Bass,
liowni and "ut back lodb. This srritch works independently
Midrange and Treble controlsINPUTS:Hi Gain is used for most instruments; Lo Gain for instruments with
exceptionatly hot outputs such as organs' synthesizers and other keyboards'REVERBPOTENTIOMETER:controls amount of reverb HAMMOND3 spring
which can also be remotely controlled.by a dual foots:witch (optional). This
feature is not included in the SONIC BASS.
MASTERVOLLlrE PoTENT|OMETER:determines the amount of output signalFor quiet operation, set the MASTERVOLUMEal 12 o'clock. Tum up channel
volume. For full power of output signal, run MASTERVOLI'jMEwide open
and turn channel volumes down-
GAIN potentiometer with srwitch: Switch on activates CH ll and affects
volume. CH MLUME is deactivated.
12A. CONTOUR: adding coNToN.rRwill boost and cut various frequencies as
you rotate the dial.
- WARM,EDGEand DRIVE. These are specially voiced circuits
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to obtain various sounds. The SONICCIRCUITis a separate entaty and has
nothangto do with CH I VOLUME. (CH I tone controls are still active).
Experimentfor endless variety of timbres.
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REMOTESttrtTcHtNGJACK for CH I - CH ll & Reverb: to remotely control
channel switching and reverb with our optional dual foots-witch. To switch
from CH I to CH ll, the GAIN snitch/potentiometer must be clicked ON'
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VOLuME*cur
FOR Models:MegaBrute.MegaBrain.Mini-Brutes ll and.lV CH ll SOXIC
and
CONTOUR- and a
lfAD C|flCUIT is controlled Uy - potentiometers GAIN
#14
3-way switch PROGRAM. For SONIC BASS skip to
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REVERB
sworf-cH1,
GAIN
VOLUME
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REVERB
PREAMPOUT JACK: solely a preamp signal for use with any high
quality amplifier or mixer or direct to recording console'
fX lOOp OUTBOARD:for use with external effects devices- The OUTPUT
feeds signal to the Effect. Volume is preset at the factory. To hookup:
connect cord from INPUT(TO INST) on device to OUTruT on preamp and
a cord from ouTPur (To AMP) of the device to INPUTon preamp' Plug
instrument into preamp. You are now able to balance the amount of effect
with the straight instrument sound.
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For Model; MlNl SONIC BASS
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CH ll SONIC BASS ClRCt tT - three pots control the Sonic Bass circuit and work
in conjunction with each other: GAIN - CONTOTR - BASS DRIVE
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GAIN Potentiorneter:to activate this circuit, s:witch on GAIN pot (this automatically deactivates CH l). This control by itself only affects volume.
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CONTOUR: when adding CONTO(R, you will boost different upper frequencies as you rotate the dial.
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BASS DRIVE:tuming up the BASS DRI\rE adds low-end frequencies to the
sound you will hear as you tum up this control. Remember, these three
controls work as partners, not individually. Once you have the setting you
like, .you can tum up the GAIN to control volume. This SONIC CIRC[JITis
a separate entity and has nothing to do with CH l. You will hear that this
SONIC BASS CIRCUITis even warrner than the regular CH I POLYTONE
sound if that is possible!. Don't forget: the MASTERVOLthrE must be
turned up for the preamp to be active.
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ON - OFF Switch for HORN
IOWER BEAR PANE- - All Models
EXTENSIONSPEAKERJACK: output iack for use with our POLYTONEmonitor
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cabinets perfectly matched for our amplifiers.
2.
HEADPHONE
JACK: cuts out main speaker.
3.
AC CORD BRACKETS: for wrap-around storage of power cord.
1POWERCORD: for your safety, we usie a three-wire line with a ground. lt
is not a good idea to rernoye the ground pin under any circumstances. lf
it is necessary to operate the amp with the old 2 prong plugs, a suitable
adapter sfrould be used. Operating amp with the proper grounding
receptacle reduces hazard of sftock.
5.
RJSE: located in the cap of the fuseholder, this sftould be replaced with
one of proper value strould it fail. In order to keep the guarantee in effect,
you must replace this fuse with the correct rating, otherwise the warranty
will be voided. Should your amplifier repeatedly blow fuses, take it to
your nearest qualified service center for repair. FLrSERATING: 2A (25oV)
sLow BLow.
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