Ashdown Engineering RM-C210T-500 EVO II Manual de Usario
Ashdown Engineering
amplificador de guitarra
RM-C210T-500 EVO II
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Inputs
There are two choices of instrument input, these are marked passive and active. The
passive input is high sensitivity and high impedance to suit passive bass instruments.
The active input is much lower sensitivity and impedance to accurately match the signal
from active bass instruments i.e. Those with a built in battery powered pre-amp.
Input control
The input control sets the signal level through the preamp in conjunction with the input
level vu meter. This is adjusted to give a reading of 0vu on the meter for average play-
ing dynamics with occasional peaks into the red region. Please note that the setting of
this may have to be re-adjusted after modication of the E.Q. controls.
Shape
With this button in a xed E.Q. is superimposed on the pre-amp to give a bass & high
boost to the sound. This gives +8db at 50hz and gives +10db at 10khz.
E.Q.
This button switches the equalisation section in or out i.e. the Bass, Middle and Treble
controls and the two rotary controls placed between these.
Equalisation
This consists of bass, middle and treble controls with two more rotary controls placed
in-between. This can be used in a number of ways:
Firstly as a very simple bass, middle and treble tone control section as found on older
traditional ampliers. This is done by leaving the 340hz and 1.6Khz controls set in their
centre positions and using only the bass, middle and treble controls to alter the overall
tone.
Secondly, if more control is required then the 340hz and 1.6Khz controls can also be
used to tailor the E.Q. In the regions between the main tone controls.
This provides a very versatile equalisation section, it is simple to understand and op-
erate, yet provides a wide degree of variation. It retains the simplicity of a three control
tone section but provides the exibility of a graphic equaliser.
Especificaciones del producto
| Marca: | Ashdown Engineering |
| Categoría: | amplificador de guitarra |
| Modelo: | RM-C210T-500 EVO II |
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