Seymour Duncan PowerStage 700 User guide

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PowerStage 700 Quick Start Guide

Use high quality speaker cable(s) [2] to connect your PowerStage 700’s Speaker Output

jack(s) to the input of a 4 - 16 ohm cabinet [4] or cabinets. PowerStage 700 uses Neutrik

combi-jacks for compatibility with both speakON and quarter-inch speaker cables. Using the

supplied power cable [3], connect the PowerStage 700 to a power outlet.

You can plug your guitar directly into either Input Jack [1], or plug into your favorite pedals

or modeling amp and run them into the Input Jack(s). The diagram above shows an example

using the Seymour Duncan Palladium Gain Stage and Andromeda Dynamic Delay. In this

setup the Andromeda’s stereo outputs are being used to send signals to both channels of the

PowerStage 700. Below you will find an example using the PowerStage 700 with a modeling

amp.

Always make sure that the channel you are sending signal to is connected to a speaker cabinet,

otherwise you could damage the PowerStage 700.

If you are planning to connect the PowerStage 700 to a mixer or powered monitor, use an

XLR cable [5] or cables from the respective XLR outputs. If you would like to use the Cabinet

Modeling feature, engage it by depressing the button below the XLR output.

At this point you are ready to power up the PowerStage 700. Make sure the volume control is

set all the way off before flipping the power switch. If this is the first time you are using the

PowerStage we recommend setting the EQ controls at noon and adjusting to taste from there.