Peavey BASIC 50 User Manual

Details the two input jacks and their sensitivity differences for various instruments.

Explains the pull/push switch for boosting high frequencies to emphasize pick or finger noise.

Describes the initial signal gain adjustment, used with the post gain control for optimal performance.

Master volume control for setting overall preamp signal level for concert or studio use.

Explains interfacing external effects devices using stereo or mono phone plugs.

Adjusts bass frequencies, offering more bass with clockwise settings for typical bass guitar applications.

Controls the midrange frequencies affecting timbre and tonal coloration for desired punch.

Determines the overall balance of high frequencies in the amplifier's response.

Boosts high frequencies for emphasis on thumb-slap or to control pick/finger noise.

Circuit that prevents clipping distortion by sensing and managing power amp onset.

Indicator light showing that the unit is receiving AC power and ready for operation.

Conventional two-position rocker switch for turning the amplifier on and off.

Details the three-wire grounded line cord and cord retainers for travel and proper ventilation.

Warns about potential hearing loss from high noise levels and specifies permissible exposure limits.

Provides cautions regarding peak power operation, potential speaker damage, and signal strength.

Lists 15 numbered safety and operating instructions for user guidance and hazard prevention.