User manual FENDER SATELLITE SFX

[. . . ] A The sound waves from a traditional guitar amplifier project forward, focusing their energy in one direction. Designed to sit under your traditional guitar amplifier, your Fender SFX Satellite features: 80 Watts of power, on-board digital signal processing and a 12" 4-ohm speaker for a full-bodied tone. Moreover, the footswitch circuitry allows for remote on/off selection of the SFX effect. For the musician who wants to expand the capability of their guitar amplifier, your SFX Satellite is a quality Fender product. [. . . ] Finally, slowly rotate the SFX knob clockwise for the desired spatial effect. When shutting down your rig, turn off your guitar amp first then your SFX Satellite. 6. Adjust the DSP Send knob on your SFX Satellite so the "signal" light comes on. Next, play at your hardest strength to ensure the DSP "clip" light does not come on. If the DSP "clip" light does come on, reduce the signal via the DSP Send knob. Next, adjust the Output level knob on your SFX Satellite to a level comparable to your guitar amp. 5 SFX SATELLITE FRONT CONTROL PANEL A. INPUT - Plug your guitar amplifier's preamp output or its effects send output in here. DSP SEND - This knob adjusts the input level received from your guitar amp to the SFX Satellite, setting the level of signal input to the Digital Signal Processing card. Rotating the knob to the right increases the signal level input to the DSP card. Set the knob so your average playing level lights the yellow "signal" light. Playing peaks should not light the red "clip" light as this will indicate distortion. DSP RETURN - This knob adjusts the output level from the DSP card and the wet dry signal mix prior to the SFX matrix. Rotating the knob to the right increases the signal level input to the SFX Satellite amplifier. SFX ON / OFF - This push-push button is the On / Off control of the Stereo Field eXpansion or SFX effect. When the button is out, the SFX signal will not emanate from the bottom speaker, however, the SFX front signal is still sent to your traditional amp. Turning off the SFX feature does not impact the DSP effects sent to your amplifier. [. . . ] To choose among these various effects simply rotate the dial to the desired effect. Remember both the DSP Send and DSP Return knobs must be above their minimum positions in order for the effect to be heard. (To change from slower to faster sweeps, shorter to longer delays or smaller to larger reverbs, turn the DSP effects selection knob clockwise. ) Vibratone* 1 2 3 4 Slow Deep Sweep Medium Slow Deep Sweep Medium Fast Shallow Sweep Fast Shallow Sweep *Note: For maximum Vibratone effect, turn the DSP Send, DSP Return and SFX knobs fully clockwise and turn the Output Level knob counterclockwise. [. . . ]