Warwick AMPs Instructions d'exploitation télécharger pdf (Page 10)

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS PREAMP

1. IEC Socket and Fuse Holder This is the socket for plug in the line cord. The fuse tray contains the main fuse of the

Preamp. Replace the fuse only with the same type and size.

2. Voltage Selector Switch This switch is set at the factory to the correct voltage for your country. It can easily be changed

to 230V or 115V by switching to the correct position. Fuse values are T500mAL for 230V and T1AL for 115V. Note

when the wrong voltage value is set, there is a serious risk of damage to the unit if this is done incorrectly.

3. Tuner This is an output for connecting a Tuner. The signal from this output is identical to the instruments signal.

4. Effect Loop This part is for connecting effect units to the Preamp. The Send jack will be connected to the effect

unit input and the Return to the effect unit output. The Balance Control adjusts between serial and parallel mode. If

the control is turned to wet the signal will be fully processed. Turned to dry direction adjusts the mix of the effect loop.

The sensitivity is switchable between +4dB and -10dB.

5. To Power Amp These are two Line Out jacks for connecting the Power Amplifiers.

6. DI Out The DI Output is for connecting the Preamp to P.A. systems or recording consoles. The level control sets

the amount of the signal that appears at the output of the XLR connector. The DI Selector allows different settings for

the DI output signal. In the PRE EQ/EFF position is the sound uncoloured. The signal is immediately taken after the input

and gain section. By POST EQ/PRE EFF the signal is taken after the equalizer section but before EFFECT SEND. The

sound will be affected by the equalizer section. By POST EQ/EFF is the signal taken after the equalizer section and

effect loop. The sound will be affected by the equalizer and connected effect units. Wiring of the XLR connector is:

pin 1 = ground(GND), pin 2 = +(hot), pin 3 = -(cold).

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Warwick AMPs Instructions d'exploitation Page 10