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    Question:
    SS-11 POWER REQUIRMENTS
    Great pedals! Can you tell me if it is possible to power an ss11 from a Dunlop DC BRICK, and when they will be available in Ireland. Cheers.
    Stan, 27.08.2010 19:11:44
    Answer:
    Dunlop DC BRICK has no output 12VDC, therefore it cannot be used as power supply SS-11.
    For SS-11 it is possible to apply only power supplies with a supply voltage 12VDC and the minimal current 1А (centre negative polarity).
    Concerning purchase SS-11 and the AC/DC adapter to it, you can address to our distributor Thomann .
    Question:
    AMT F-1 PreAmp
    Hi!
    I am really interested in your F-1 preamp. I'd like to use it with my tube amp in order to get the classic fender tone. My concern is that my amp doesn't have an effect loop...Can the F-1 be plugged directly in the main input of my amp, exactly like a standard FX pedal? Or do I absolutly need an effect loop to use it?
    Thank you very much.
    Greetings from France.
    Arnaud GARCIA, 24.08.2010 20:29:02
    Answer:
    The output of the preamp cannot be connected in the main (guitar) input of the preamp, since the amplitude-frequency characteristic of a signal on an output of the preamp nonoptimal for a guitar input.
    For connection F-1 to the main (guitar) input of the amp you should establish the switch on left panel F-1 in position " CAB.SIM-10dB ". Only in this case you can obtain satisfactory result.
    Question:
    AMT F1
    Hi Everybody,
    regarding the F1:
    Using the serial FX-Loop of my Marshall, is it possible to switch between the F1 and the Marshall preamp section by integrating the Marshall preamp into one of the F1 Loops? Example Fender Sound: Guitar -> F1 -> Marshall Power Amp ( Marshall Preamp sits muted in the F1 Loop) ; Marshall Sound: Guitar -> Marshall Pre and Power Amp (Fender Sound bypassed). Would this raise any hum problems?
    Thanks a lot, Jo


    Jo, 24.08.2010 14:34:36
    Answer:

    Yes, it is possible. For this purpose we recommend to use connection under the following scheme:



    Question:
    F1 feeding other pedals.
    Hi there! Really, really nice job on those Legend Amp series pedals. My question may sound dumb, but...

    I got an F1 and an R1. The manual states the F1 receives and sends 12v, but the R1 should get 9v. Does that mean I could damage my R1 if I try to get power from the F1? Could you please clarify this "9v vs. 12v" question?

    That said, I am really looking forward to see what will come in the "mid-gain" area (I wonder how a Bassman model would sound). Thanks!
    Foolano de Tales, 20.08.2010 18:06:04
    Answer:
    Preliminary amplifiers Legend Amps it is possible to supply from 9 up to 12 VDC
    Question:
    SS11 B - Implementation Midi
    Hi, and Thank you for your delicious and fantastic production.

    I bought a SS20 lately, I am very satisfied, and I think of buying the SS11, my question: when think of implementing the midi function

    I have Marshall JMP1 (Midi integrate), is very easy to change sound...

    Thank !
    Mike Benton, 14.08.2010 21:17:16
    Answer:
    We do not plan to add function MIDI in SS-11, but in the long term we wish to equip SS-11 with socket CONTROL OUT that will allow by means of FS-2MIDI to operate the external MIDI-device.
    Question:
    New SS-11- A
    Is the effects channel only on 1 channel or is it on both channels?

    ... and can it be bypassed?

    Thank you....
    Bob, 07.08.2010 01:32:31
    Answer:
    The loop of effects in SS-11 is activated constantly and cannot be disconnected in one of channels of the preliminary amplifier (neither in Clean, nor in Crunch, in Lead). For switching-off of a loop of effects you can use AMT True Selector TS-2
    Question:
    P1 power supply
    hello guys,
    I cannot find any supplier selling a power supply for my P1 in the UK.Do you know any reseller accros Britain or Europe?
    Lucas BEZIAN, 05.08.2010 03:43:35
    Answer:
    We can advise to address to our distributor Thomann where you can to pick up the most suitable power unit (DC 9-12 V, centre negative polarity) from the big assortment of offered production
    Question:
    Life expectancy of 12ax7EH
    What is the life expectancy of the 12ax7eh tube in the SS-20 pedal? LOVE THIS PEDAL!
    Dave Willis, 25.07.2010 17:51:50
    Answer:
    Depending on intensity of use of a SS-20 pedal, the tube 12AX7EH can work one year or more.
    Question:
    How to recognize SS-11A and SS-11B ?
    Hi, my dealer sells the AMT SS-11, but he doesn't know if this is A or B model.
    Is there a way to identify the model for sure ?

    Is it possible to change a SS-11A model into SS-11B model for an electronics guy ?

    THX
    ms, 22.07.2010 23:51:16
    Answer:
    1. Look at a packing box. On a label pasted on a lateral face it is written SS-11A or SS-11B model.
    2. Look at serial number at the bottom of a pedal. In serial number it is underlined SS11A or SS11B.
    To change A on B it will not be possible - too big distinction in the scheme of these devices.
    Question:
    Power supply and legend preamp
    Hi,i'm luca from Italy i have some questions for you:
    The power supply is included in all preamp legend amp series?
    if is no included where i can buy the SA12-DC12V power supply?
    The dc output of the F-1 is enough to feed other two preamp?
    thanks

    Luca, 07.07.2010 19:51:53
    Answer:
    The power unit is delivered only with basic modules (F-1, V-1). Other pedals of series Legend Amps (P-1, B-1, R-1, M-1, S-1, E-1) are not completed with power units.
    Delivered complete with F-1 a power unit it is enough for a supply in addition two preamps of series Legend Amps
    Question:
    Metal sound with SS-11B ?
    Hi,

    _the SS-11A sounds vintage (70's-80's)
    _the SS-11B sounds modern (what do you mean by modern ? metal ?)
    _the SS-20 sounds metal (loud)

    Can the SS-11B (modern) sounds as louder than the SS-20 into crunch and lead mode ?
    sanchez, 07.07.2010 09:51:28
    Answer:
    Quite a reasonable question about 11A and 11B - the manual does not describe the difference.
    These versions are designed rather for different playing styles: B is more abrupt and A is more "solid", though I can accomodate to any of those to get desired result. Each version is great in its own way. All this refers to the Lead channel, other channels are identical.
    In other words, B version is good for choppy rhythm parts in lower tunings typical for modern metal bands, and A version is recommended mainly for fifths and power chords.
    Question:
    Cab simulator - on/off
    I'm interested in the S1 pedal, that I just found out just while I was choosing a set of pedals to replace my current multi-fx modeler. And I was planning to build a speaker simulator to go directly into the mixer (as I'm used to with the digital modeler). Now I see that your pedals already have the speaker sim, but what happens when I switch off the distortion? Does the cab sim turn off? In that case it's bad, because it means that my guitar clean tones (passing through other pedals such as phaser and/or delay) would not have a nice eq when the distortion is off. Is it so? Thanks for your information! Bye from Italy
    Emanuele, 04.07.2010 02:25:45
    Answer:
    The output " Cab. Sim " is not switched off neither in a distortion mode, nor in a bypass mode
    Question:
    SS - 10
    In the FAQ-section you said that you might offer a MIDI-footswitch for the SS-10 in the future. Maybe that's a silly question, but how am I supposed to connect a MIDI-footswitch to my preamp if there is no such connection provided (a MIDI-In/Out)?

    Thanks a lot

    Nicolo
    Nicolo, 15.06.2010 22:30:16
    Answer:
    MIDI-footswitch it is connected to SS-10 by means of a standard stereo-cable with connectors 6,35mm in socket specially intended for it on back panel SS-10 " F.SWITCH ". Having connected thus, there is an opportunity to switch channels of the preamp through interface MIDI.
    Question:
    SS 11 and the M. brand
    Hi there!
    I couldn't quite figure it out by the demos nor could find one in Madrid to test... What I want to know is if by "classic" do you mean british M. amps and if it cleans as good as he M for that funky-in-your-face with the volume knob going to the rock full on that we all love.

    Thanks
    DD
    DD Le Broucke, 05.06.2010 02:40:20
    Answer:
    SS-11 offers a wide variety of channel settings. This device can give you 3 switchable and adjustable channels - from clear, ringing clean sound to heavy, brutal lead sound, with juicy crunch in between.
    Question:
    Difference between SS-11 A and SS-11 B

    Hi, I would like to know the difference between SS-11 rev.A and SS-11 rev.B.

    Is it just a superficial change (buttons or external appearance) or do they sound different (different circuitry, controls) ?

    best regards,
    fonkymike, 29.05.2010 10:13:18
    Answer:
    SS-11A and SS-11B differ the circuit decision and character of sounding:
    SS-11A - style of sounding of 80th years (classic)
    SS-11B - a modernist style
    Question:
    Freak Guitar
    I've got the Freak Guitar pedal and I read on the Harmony-Central.com that one guy got a new adapter because the 15V adapter is too much for the pedal. Should buy a new adapter, I've got the AC 220V/AC 15V (I live in Sweden).
    Can you recommend any one/brand? Should the values be like your SA12-DC12V and with (-)+?
    Where did the pedal go, can't find any information about it on your site?

    Thanx!!
    Par, 13.05.2010 13:51:59
    Answer:
    Pedal Freak Guitar was issued in two modifications: earlier version was delivered with adapters AC/AC (15V without loading), later there was a updating for adapters AC/DC 12V 1,25A. Distinctive feature of modifications for DC-adapters - power connector is on a back side of a pedal (in the version the AC-socket is established on a lateral face).
    We recommend to apply the adapters delivered complete with a pedal.
    If still there will be questions, write to us design@amtelectronics.com
    Question:
    Australia!
    Greetings from Australia!

    I'm very interested in the legend series of preamp pedals, but was wondering where I can purchase? Who is your distributor in Australia?

    Thanks!
    Drew, 10.05.2010 02:21:48
    Answer:
    EGM Distribution AUSTRALIA

    Phone: +61 3 9888 6687

    Fax: +61 3 9888 6323

    E-mail: info@egm.net.au

    WWW: http://www.egm.net.au

    Address: 313-315 Whitehorse Road, Balwyn, Victoria 3103, Melbourne


    Question:
    [Ask]: AMT SS-11...
    First of all, i want to thank to all You guys for making such great pedals! I just bought your AMT SS-11 couple months ago, and it's still sounding great to my ears. Finally, the waiting is over.. :)

    I recently wonder if i might get a better sounding by replacing the stock tubes. The questions are..
    1. Does AMT SS-11 has such V1 & V2 preamp tubes section? How can i differ them? What exactly are the differences between them?
    2. Can i install different tube (different brand/specification) for each section (e.g. 12AY7 in V1 & 12AX7 in V2)?

    Thanks a lot!
    Jule, 21.04.2010 12:41:08
    Answer:

    By development SS-11 we were guided by tubes 12AX7-EH but if you wish to experiment with a sound, you can use any tubes similar to a tube 12AX7, other manufacturers.

    V1 & V2 can differ.


    Question:
    Freak guitar power supply
    Hello! I need a power supply for my effects. The one I saw has a 12VDC-300mA output. Will it be enough for my Freak Guitar pedal?
    Thanks!
    Frank, 16.04.2010 15:46:24
    Answer:
    No, such adapter will be insufficiently. For pedal Freak Guitar the power supply with the minimal current 1А 12VDC is necessary.
    Question:
    ss-10
    Hello,
    Is the headphone out on the ss-10 usable or is it very gritty sounding? I would like to use it for silent practising.
    Thanks in advance,
    Jeroen
    Jeroen de Bont, 03.04.2010 01:22:25
    Answer:
    In an output of headphones of SS-10 you will not hear gritty sounding as ahead of the amplifier of headphones there is a cabinet of emulation

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