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Your new Bullet
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15 DSP amplifier delivers world–class
Fender
®
tone and world–standard Fender
®
DSP
technology:
• 15W output power @ 8 ohms
• Digital Signal Processing
• 15 EFFECTS selections
• Selectable Normal and Drive channels with
independent volume controls
• TREBLE, MIDDLE, and BASS tone controls
• TAPE/CD input jacks enable pre-recorded
accompaniment—all through your Bullet
®
15 DSP
amplifier!
• HEADPHONES jack for private sessions
Thank you for choosing Fender
Thank you for choosing Fender
®
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radition and Innovation—since 1946
radition and Innovation—since 1946
A. INPUT - Plug your guitar in here.
B. NORMAL VOLUME - Adjusts amplifier loudness
when the Normal Channel is active (CH SELECT
button OUT).
C. GAIN - Adjusts the distortion level and
contributes to the overall loudness of the
amplifier when the Drive Channel is active (CH
SELECT button IN). Use in conjunction with
VOLUME {E} to adjust the overall loudness of
the amplifier.
D. CHANNEL SELECT
-
Button out selects the Normal channel
Button in selects the Drive channel
E. DRIVE VOLUME - Adjusts amplifier loudness in
conjunction with GAIN {C} when the Drive
Channel is active.
F. TREBLE - Adjusts the high–frequency tone.
G. MIDDLE - Adjusts the mid–frequency tone.
H. BASS - Adjusts the low–frequency tone.
I. F/X SELECTION - Selects the active effect or no
effects (bypass). See next page for details.
J. TAPE/CD INPUT - Connection for the line–level
output from your tape/CD player. Adjust
playback volume at the source. (Stereo inputs
are summed together into a mono signal.)
K. HEADPHONES JACK - Connection for
headphones. Using this jack automatically
disables the internal speaker.
L. POWER INDICATOR - Illuminates when the
amplifier is ON.
M. POWER SWITCH - Switches the amplifier ON or
OFF.
N. POWER LINE CORD - Connect the power cord
in accordance with the voltage and frequency
ratings listed on the rear panel of the amplifier.
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