Roland DAC-15D/DAC-15XD Guitar Amplifier User Manual


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Brand
Roland
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
6
File format
PDF
File size
251 KB
Published
10 August, 2012
Updated
27 August, 2012
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About this manual

The DAC-15D and DAC-15XD are 15 W guitar amplifiers with built‑in digital effects, a heavy‑duty speaker cabinet, and a three‑volume‑control system for versatile sound shaping. The DAC-15D uses a single 20 cm speaker, while the DAC-15XD employs four 12 cm speakers, delivering rich and dynamic tones.

This manual covers safety instructions, panel layout, connection methods, control functions, digital‑effect parameters, and full technical specifications. It also explains how to set up the amplifier, use the built‑in effects, and perform basic maintenance.

What's inside

  • Features
  • Important Notes
  • Safety Instructions
  • Panel Description
  • Three Volume Control System
  • Digital Effects
  • Connection
  • Specifications

Specifications

Output Power15W
Speaker Configuration20 cm × 1 (DAC-15D) / 12 cm × 4 (DAC-15XD)
Input Level / Input Impedance-73 dBm / 480 kΩ
Power Supply Voltage117 V, 220 V or 240 V AC 50/60 Hz
Dimensions (DAC-15D)358 mm × 208 mm × 358 mm (14‑1/8" × 8‑3/16" × 14‑1/8")

Frequently asked questions

How should I connect my guitar to the DAC-15D/DAC-15XD?

Connect the guitar to the Input Jack first, then plug the cable into the amplifier.

What safety precautions are recommended for using the amplifier?

Read all instructions, avoid water, keep the unit ventilated, set Master Volume to zero before plugging or unplugging, and have qualified service personnel handle repairs.

How do I adjust the digital delay effect?

Use the three Parameter knobs: the first controls Delay Time (45‑250 ms short, 200‑1000 ms long), the second controls Feedback, and the third sets Effect Level.

What must I do before turning the amplifier on or off?

Set the Master Volume to zero before powering the unit on or off.

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