
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
“To be used only
where the climate
is not tropical”
“The Lightning Flash with arrowhead symbol
within an equilateral triangle, is intended
to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated
“dangerous voltage” within the product enclosure
that may be of suf�icient magnitude to constitute
a risk of shock to persons.”
“The exclamation point within an equilateral
triangle is intended to alert the user to the
presence of important operating and
maintenance (servicing) instructions in the
literature accompanying the product.”
“To be used only
with altitude
not exceeding 2000 m”
1. IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
1) Read t hese instructions;
2) Keep t hese instruct ions;
3) Heed all war nings;
4) Follow all instructions;
5) Do not us e this appar atus near w ater;
6) Clean o nly with dry cloth;
7) Do not block any vent ilation openings. Inst all in accordance with t he manufactur er’s instructions;
8) Do not ins tall near any hea t sour ces such as radia tors, hea t register s, sto ves, or other app aratus (in cluding amplifiers) tha t
produce heat;
9) Do not de feat the safet y purpose of the pol ariz ed or ground-ty pe plug. A polar ized plug ha s two blade s with one wider tha n
the other. A grounding typ e plug has two blades and a t hird grounding prong.
The wide blade or th e third p rong are prov ided f or your s afe ty. If t he provided plug do es not f it into your ou tlet , consult an
electrici an for replaceme nt of the obsolete o utlet;
10) Prote ct the pow er cord from b eing walke d on or pinche d, partic ularly at plu gs, conve nience re ceptacl es, and the p oint where
they exit from the apparatus;
11) Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer;
12) Use only w ith the car t, stand, tripo d, bracket , or table spe cified by th e manufacture r, or sold with th e apparat us.
Whe n a car t is used, use caution wh en mov ing the car t/apparatus combination to avoid injury from the tip-over (and Fig 21
DU Tipping Cart Sy mbol).
13) Unplug this app aratus during lightning storms or wh en unused for long period s of time;
14) Refer all ser vicing to qu alified servic e per sonn el. Servicing is required when the a pparatus has b een d amaged in any
way, suc h as power-supply c ord or plug is da maged, liquid has been spilled or obje cts have fallen in to the a pparatus, th e
appa ratus has b een expos ed to rain or moisture, doe s not operat e normally, or ha s been dropped;
15) “Warning: to r educe the risk of fire or ele ctric shock, do not expose th is apparatus to rain or moisture; and o bjects fill ed with
liquids, such as vases, should not be pl aced on this apparatu s”;
16) To completely disconnect this ap paratus from th e AC mains, disconnect the power supply cor d plug fron the AC receptacle;
17) The mains plug of the po wer supply cord sha ll reamin readily accessible.
18) In cas e of volt age s elector make sure the s witc h on the rear p anel is on the correct voltag e before connec ting it to the AC
power, and the fuse is the right value for t hat voltag e (This selector is not av ailable on th e 100V v ersion).
Pleas e change th e volt age /fu se values label located ne ar th e volt age selec tor ma tchin g the voltage/ fuse values when you
need t o change the voltage of the appara tus.
19) “WARNING: t his appara tus must be secur ely attac hed to the floor or wall in acc ordance with ins tallation istru ction. Tipping,
shaking, or rocking the machin e may cause injury or dea th.”
1. PRÉCAUTIONS D’EMPLOI
1) Lire ces instruc tions;
2) Conserver ces instructions;
3) Suivr e tous les conseils d ’utilisations;
4) Suivr e toutes les instr uctions;
5) Ne pas utiliser cet appa reil au bord de l’eau;
6) Nettoyer uniquemen t avec un chif fon humide;
7) Ne pas bloqu er le systèm e de ventilation. Insta ller conformément au x instructions du f abricant;
8) Ne pas installer l’appareil près d’une so urce de chal eur tel qu’un r adiateur, un fourneau, ou bien un autre appareil qui produit de
la chaleur;
9) Ne pas modif ier le systè me de sécurité de la fiche polarisée ou de de la fich e pour les pris es de terre. Une fiche pol arisée a deux
broches, l’une étant plus dis tante de l’autre. Une fiche pour prise de te rre a deux broche s et une pointe p our la masse.
L a broche plu s distant e et la pointe p our la mas se ont été in stallée s pour votr e sécurit é. Si la fiche f ournie de r entre pa s dans votr e
prise d e courant consulter un élect ricien pour la substitution;
10) Prot éger le cor don d’alime ntation a fin qu’il ne soi t pas piétin é ou écras é tout part iculièrem ent au nive au des fich es, des pri ses de
courant fe melles, et des partie s qui sortent de l’a ppareil;
11) Utilis er uniquement les accessoires r ecommendés par le fa bricant;
12) Utilis ez uniquement avec le ch ariot, le socle, le trépied, le suppor t ou la table spécifiés p ar le fabric ant ou vendu avec l’appareil.
Lors que vous utili sez un char iot, soyez p rudent lor sque vous d éplacez l ’ensembl e chariot / ap pareil pour é viter tout e blessur e du
renverse ment (et la figure 21 DU Tipping panier Sy mbol).
13) Ne pas bran ché l’appa reil en cas d’o rage accompag né d’éclair s. Le débranche r en cas de non u tilisation prolong ée;
14) S’adre sse r à un ser vic e assista nce a gréé si l’appareil a subi des dom mages, si le cordon d’aliment ation ou la fiche a été
endommag é, si un liquide a été renvers é sur l’appareil ou bien si un object est to mbé dans l’a ppareil, si c e dernier a été expo sé à
la pluie ou à l’humidité, s’il ne fonctionne pas corre ctement ou s’il est tombé;
15) “Avertis sant: pour réduire le risque du feu ou d e déc harg e électriq ue, n’e xposez pas cet appa reil à la pluie ou l’ humidité et l es
objet s remplis de liquides; tels q ue des vases, ne d evraient p as être placés sur cet appar eil”;
16) Pour déconnecter totale ment cet appareil du se cteur, débranch ez la cordon d ’alimenta tion fiche de l a prise sect eur;
17) La prise de courant doit ê tre facilement a ccessible.
18) En ca s de sélect eur de tensio n s’assurer que l’i nterrupt eur sur le panneau a rrière est sur la bonn e tension avant de le raccord er à
l’alim entation s ecteur e t le fusible es t la bonne va leur pour qu e la tension (Ce s électeu r n’est pas dis ponible sur l a version 100 V).
S’il vous plaî t changer l a tension / val eurs de fusibles é tiquett e situ ée près du sélecteur de tension correspondant aux vale urs /
fusibles de t ension lorsque vous avez besoin de ch anger la ten sion de l’appareil.
19) “AVERT ISSEMENT: cet appareil doit ê tre assujetti au plan cher ou au mur c onformém ent aux inst ructions d’inst allation.
Le fait de l’inclin er, de le balancer ou d e l’agiter pe ut causer d es blessures ou la mort.”
MORE INFORMATION
For warranty and ser vice information, please contact your local DV Mark distributor (contact information available at ww w.dvmark.it). For more technical inform ation, please visit us at w ww.dvmark.it
hope you enjoy your amplifier and us e it to make gre at music!
and fill out the form on the Contact Us page. We
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MARK VISION
A Word from Marco De Virgiliis
Thank you for choosing the DV MICRO 50!
To this day, no one which tried this super-micro 50W guitar amp can believe the volume and classic sound quality that it is able to give thanks to its innovative
design in a such small package.
The DV MICRO 50 features two channels with very user-friendly and effective controls, on-board reverb, XLR Line Out plus a headphone output and an a handy
mini-plug aux in jack for connecting an MP3 player to mix with your sound so you can practice anywhere and anytime you like, always with professional sound.
Its Input Special circuit is the result of several test with the most popular effects, it’s designed to perfectly interface with all the effects most used by guitarists. If
ever an amp was made for pedals, this is it!
This amp also features a Dual Voltage Switch 120V/240V to use the amp in countries with different voltages, without having to carry an external converter!
At DV Mark, we invested a lot of resouces in R&D to develope a proprietary power amp, designed to
respect and glorify the tone of your instrument.
We hope you will enjoy your new guitar amp, and we invite you to contact us any time with your comments and questions, at
[email protected].
Thanks again, and good music!
We hope you will enjoy your new guitar amp, and we invite you to contact us any time with your comments and questions, at
[email protected].
Thanks again, and good music!
Marco De Virgiliis
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FRONT PANEL
1) INPUT Connect your guitar to this input using a standard ¼” shielded instrument cable. It’s also designed to perfectly interface with all the effects
most used by guitarists.
2) LEVEL This knob sets the input level, turn it up gradually until you reach your desidered volume.
3) BASS This knob controls the amount of low frequencies in your sound.
4) MID The Middle control regulates the
midrange frequencies and it is an important
part of your tone shaping.
5) HIGH The High knob controls the amount
of high frequencies in your sound.
6) DRIVE (LEAD CHANNEL) Adjusts the
amount of distortion on CH2, ranging from
crunch to overdrive sounds.
7) BASS This knob controls the amount of
low frequencies in your sound.
8) HIGH The High knob controls the amount
of high frequencies in your sound.
9) LEVEL (LEAD CHANNEL) This knob sets
the input level, turn it up gradually until you
reach your desidered volume.
10) REVERB Level control for the onboard reverb. This amp features a last generation of digital reverb, it’s sweet-sounding, warm and natural.
11) AUX Use this input to plug in an iPod, CD or MP3 player using a mini plug 1/8”. This signal mixes in evenly with your instrument input.
12) CLEAN/LEAD SWITCH This channel selector switches between the Clean and Lead channels.
Channel-switching can also be controlled by a footswitch that can be plugged into the amp’s rear panel (20).
13) PHONES For quiet practing plug headphones into this mini plug 1/8” input. You can practice anywhere and anytime you like, always with a
professional sound.
14) ON/OFF SWITCH This switch delivers AC power to the amp.
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REAR PANEL
15) AC POWER SOCKET Make sure the unit is grounded; all three terminals of the AC power plug must be connected to avoid any injury to the user
or damage to the unit
16) VOLTAGE SELECTOR The DV MICRO 50 features a 120V/240V Voltage Selector to use the amp in countries with different voltages, so
make sure the switch on the rear panel is on the correct voltage before connecting it to the AC power, and the fuse is the right value for that
voltage (This selector is not available on the 100V version).
Please change the voltage/fuse values label located near the voltage selector matching the voltage/fuse values when you need to change the
voltage of the unit.
17) FSW 1/4” MONO jack for connecting a SINGLE
footswitch to switch between Clean and Lead
channels.
18) GROUND LIFT Occasionally, when you’re
playing live and using the Line Out (18), the
soundman will detect a hum from your amp’s signal.
This is often due to a ground problem related to your
power source; You will likely eliminate this hum
simply flipping the GND Lift switch.
19) LINE OUT This balanced XLR output sends a
balanced signal to the mixing console or snake in
live and studio situations. The Line Out signal is
post-EQ and post-reverb
20) SPEAKER OUT The two speaker ouputs provided for speaker cabinet connections are wired in parallel and total minimum impedance load for the
amp is 4 ohms, so you can connect one or two 8 ohms speakers or only one 4 ohms speaker.
Use speaker cable (not instrument cable)..
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SPEAKER OUT
MIN LOAD 4Ω
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