User manual PEAVEY ASM-2 DATASHEET

[. . . ] Congratulations on your purchase of the VocalTM 100 stereo vocal floor processor. The Vocal 100 borrows multiple features from some of Peavey's top rackmount effects units and packs them into a convenient stage pedal. This gives the performing vocalist direct control over the seven effect options and bypass capabilities of the Vocal 100. They have been inserted for the safety of you and your Vocal 100. [. . . ] This jack is wired in parallel with the Mic Input which is switched out of circuit when the Hi Z Input is used. This is the signal from the preamp before it enters the compressor or processor circuitry. It will not contain the effects from the processor such as reverb or delay nor will it be controlled by the level function of the processor or the output level knob. The signals present at both the Left and Right outputs are the stereo outputs of the processor. the signal content is determined by the user or factory preset effects parameters. Use these outputs when your mixer does not have available XLR mic inputs. The signals present at both the Left and Right Mic Outputs are the stereo outputs of the processor. The main LED display indicates the preset number when in Play mode and the parameter being modified when in Edit mode. As previously indicated, the center decimal point in the main LED display indicates whether the bank is set to the user or factory bank of presets. , set the preamp volume controls so the light flickers and use the Output Level and preset volume control to set the desired volume. effects LED Matrix: This feature was included to provide an easier way to identify presets. R, indicating that the user presets were restored to original factory settings. CAUTION: All previously defined user presets will be lost when this is done. Any preset can utilize the compressor as long as it is selected and stored in the desired condition. Each one of these effects is fully programmable, and can be tailored for each preset. Some even allow selection of alternate effects types (Chorus/Flange/Phaser and Distortion/Exciter, for example). This system allows for tonal flexibility and many sonic possibilities. For a complete description of each effect and its parameters, see the section entitled Individual Effects/Parameters on page 11. After setting the preamp controls to your liking by following the quick start example, use the parameter v or w buttons to move through the presets. The footswitches can also be used to select the various presets. the footswitch includes bank v or w buttons , an A/B button that selects between A and b patches , and a Bypass button that overrides the A/B setting. One important difference in using the footswitches, however, is that unlike the parameter buttons, the footswitch will not scroll from user presets to factory presets or vice versa. [. . . ] Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as powersupply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped. If this product is to be mounted in an equipment rack, rear support should be provided. Exposure to extremely high noise levels may cause a permanent hearing loss. Individuals vary considerably in susceptibility to noise-induced hearing loss, but nearly everyone will lose some hearing if exposed to sufficiently intense noise for a sufficient time. [. . . ]