4
Operating Controls and Connections on the Back Panel
(1 )
Input for the
Amp Signal
Connect this Guitar Genius input to the speaker output on your guitar
amp. The Guitar Genius is equivalent to an impedance of 8 ohms,
therefore you should ideally use the 8 ohm output on your amp or set
the impedance switch on the amp to 8 ohms. If 8 ohms is not available,
it is better to use the 16 ohm output than the 4 ohm output in order to
ensure that the power stage output can be adapted and the power
stage can be loaded in the optimum manner.
It is imperative that you use speaker cable of at least 1.5 sqmm to
connect the speaker output.
You must not use a normal guitar cable for this purpose!
Otherwise you may cause considerable damage to your amp.
(2)
Toggle Switch: "Load Box" /
"Full Power" mode When this switch is in the "Load-Box" position, the Load-Box on the
Guitar Genius and the volume control on the front panel are both active.
This setting enables you to use your amp even without the speaker
connected to the Guitar Genius. For example, for recording or silent
practice, using just as set of headphones together with the Fischer
Amps In Ear Amp....
However, if you do get the chance to play on a 25m open-air stage, the
Loadbox on the Guitar Genius can be switched off completely ("Full
Power" mode). The full output from your amp is then directed to the
speaker cabinet (e.g. it will be really loud). You can of course continue
to use the speaker simulation and the two line-outs on the Guitar
Genius.
Important:
When set in the "Full Power" position, it is imperative that there is
a speaker cabinet connected to the Guitar Genius "Cabinet-Out" as
the power stage of your amplifier will otherwise become damaged.
(3)
Output to Speaker Cabinet Connect this Guitar Genius input to your speaker cabinet.
If you do not require a speaker cabinet, you can do without a speaker
cabinet when the switch is in the "Load-Box" position.
It is imperative that you use speaker cable of at least 1.5sqmm to
connect the speaker output.
You must not use a normal guitar cable for this purpose!
Otherwise you may cause considerable damage to your amp.