Peavey Classic VTX Series - User Manual

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WARNING
TO PREVENT ELECTRICAL SHOCK OR FIRE
HAZARD. DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE
TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. BEFORE USING
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Congratulations! You are the owner of the most advanced, medium powered tube-type amplification system available in today s
marketplace. The new Peavey Classic® VTX represents many years of manufacturing and production experience combined with the most
up-to-date developments in tube-type technology and state-of-the-art electronics.
We have included many new and unique features and design innovations to make the Classic® a truly exceptional amp and one that
should delight any serious performing musician. The overall operation of the Classic® is fairly straightforward, yet complex enough that it
should be studied and practiced just as any musical instrument would be.
We recommend that you thoroughly read and understand this operating guide so that you may enjoy to the fullest the benefits and
capabilities of this advanced system The first step in realizing the potential of the Classic® VTX is a basic understanding of how signal
flows through the system from the guitar to the loudspeaker, We have included a basic block diagram of the signal flow through the
Classic® for this purpose,

Peavey Classic VTX Series Specifications

General

Brand	Peavey
Model	Classic VTX Series
Category	Amplifier
Language	English

Summary

Peavey Classic VTX Operating Guide Introduction

Important Safety Warning

Warning regarding electrical shock or fire hazard due to rain or moisture exposure.

Signal Flow and Block Diagram

Signal Flow Explanation

Detailed explanation of how audio signal travels through the amp's circuitry.

Front Panel Inputs and Lead Channel Controls

Description of inputs, Pre Gain, and Saturation™ controls for the lead channel.

Channel Controls and Equalization

Post Gain and Normal Channel Controls

Controls Post Gain for lead channel and Normal Gain with bright boost.

Equalization Section

Explanation of the 4-band EQ, including Low, Mid, and High frequency controls.

Advanced Features and Controls

Presence EQ and Phase Shifter

Controls for presence, phase shifter depth, range, and pull set function.

Reverb, LEDs, and Power Switch

Master reverb control, status LEDs, and power mode selection.

Back Panel Connections and Features

Fuse, Line Cord, and Grounding

Information on fuse replacement, line cord safety, and ground lift switch.

Speaker, Automix, and Patching Jacks

Details on speaker jacks, Automix™, remote switch, and preamp out/power amp in.

Scorpion Loudspeakers and Specifications

Loudspeaker Features and Specs

Highlights of Scorpion™ speaker design, features, and technical specifications.

Safety Warnings and Precautions

Critical warnings regarding noise exposure, power levels, and unit servicing.