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The PRINCETON CHORUS is much more than a portable Gain Switching Amplifier. Besides its basic complement of VOLUME, TREBLE, MID, BASS & REVERB this amplifier offers a selectable Overdrive channel with features that make it virtually, a Two Channel amplifier! The Overdrive channel features Exclusive Fender Pre & De-Emphasis Distortion circuitry plus a unique distortion-activated Limiter which provides dynamic interactive control over the distortion characteristic. In addition, a true stereo chorus circuit utilizing two 25-watt power amplifiers gives this amp that lush stereo chorus sound. The Fender PRINCETON CHORUS is one of the most “Expressive” amplifiers ever made. Fender Pre & De-Emphasis Distortion is based on unique Pre and Post clipper voicing filters designed to simulate the preamp tone settings and speaker output of an overdriven tube amplifier. You get the searing smooth highs backed by deep punch that stack amps are known for. The MID BOOST switch provides a second pre-emphasis voice and the PRESENCE control provides continuous variation of the high frequency content in the de-emphasis voicing. The LIMITER is a new feature which will provide gain compression at the onset of distortion and can be used to dial in the exact degree of distortion without sacrificing sustain. This effect is particularly dramatic at high GAIN settings. At high LIMITER and GAIN settings a very dynamic effect can be achieved by varying pick attack. (i.e.: The harder you pick, the cleaner the note. Also harmonic content will increase as notes are allowed to sustain. High output pickups with the instrument tone control turned down can achieve reverse envelope, backwards tape effects and many other sounds.) The extended range three band equalization circuitry is post overdrive and can be used to further modify the overall sound of the amp. In addition to convenience features like All Front Panel Mounted Controls and Jacks, the PRINCETON CHORUS features a detachable footswitch for selecting the Overdrive Mode and for activating the stereo chorus circuitry. These functions are multiplexed over a standard 1/4 inch phone plug for ease of connection or extension of the footswitch to remote pedal boards. The versatility of the PRINCETON CHORUS is greatly expanded by the individual mono and true stereo EFFECTS LOOPS. These patch points allow for a wide variety of external effects connection schemes and amplifier slaving configurations. They also provide for direct connection to recording and sound reinforcement mixers. The HEADPHONE jack automatically mutes the speakers in addition to driving standard Stereo or Mono headphones and can also be used as a line out. Last, but definitely not least, the Fender PRINCETON CHORUS packs a new stereo power amp section that is based on a radically underdamped design that interacts with the speakers in much the same way as a tube amplifier does, producing sparkle and punch with an increase in apparent loudness and power that defies comparison to other similarly rated units. These amps are LOUD, and the Fender Special Design 10 inch speakers can reliably put it out, night after night. The selection of a Fender amplifier will reward you with years of quality music in a wide range of controlled sounds. This manual is designed to familiarize you with the equipment and to acquaint you with its many fine features. Read it carefully so that you will benefit from all the features as soon as you start using the amplifier. The built-in quality of a Fender amplifier is the result of over three and a half decades of dedication in the combined skills of research and development by our engineers and musicians. That is why we say, proudly... FENDER, The Sound That Creates Legends. WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE AMPLIFIER TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. PRINCETON CHORUS FRONT PANEL FUNCTIONS A. INPUT 1-A high impedance, high sensitivity plug-in connection for instruments, B. INPUT 2-Plug-in connection for instruments. This input exhibits a lower input impedance and sensitivity than INPUT 1 and is useful with active preamp guitars, and will provide a darker tone with passive guitars. Both inputs are identical when used simultaneously. C. VOLUME-Adjusts the overall loudness when not in the OVERDRIVE mode. (SEE: M. SELECT and S. FOOTSWITCH). D. TREBLE-Adjusts the amount of boost (accentuation) or cut (attenuation) in the high frequency range. E. MID-Adjusts the amount of boost or cut in the mid frequency range. F. BASS-Adjusts the amount of boost or cut in the low frequency range. G. REVERB-Adjusts the overall amount of reverberated signal mixed with the original dry signal. H. GAIN-Adjusts the amount of preamp amplification while in the OVERDRIVE mode. Cleaner sound is achieved at lower gain settings, high gain settings will produce more sustain and distortion. This control works in conjunction with the N. OVERDRIVE-VOLUME control to set the overall loudness at the output. I. MID-BOOST-A...