Peavey KB/A 60

CHANNEL TWO
5. HIGH GAIN INPUT
Used for instruments with a low level output. It is 6dB louder than the Low Gain input.
6. LOW GAIN INPUT
Provided for instruments that have high outputs, which can result in overdriving (distorting) the
High Gain input. If both inputs are used simultaneously, the output levels are the same (both are
Low Gain).
7. LEVEL
Controls the Channel Two 1/4” phone jack input level.
PRE EO PATCH
8. SEND/RETURN JACK
A stereo out/in jack allows the uses of various auxiliary units (chorus, flanging, tape/digital/analog
delays, equalizers, etc.) in line before the Equalization section. To utilize this system, a stereo plug
(tip/ring/sleeve) to a “Y” cord must be used. The tip portion of the 1/4" stereo jack serves as the
signal send (output while the ring portion will return the processed signal to the system. The
sleeve portion serves as the ground.
Since this is a stereo jack configuration, the first click on the jack may be used as a pre EQ output
with a mono 1/4" plug if desired. This first click will not disturb the signal flow to the remainder
of the system as it is fed into the EQ section. NOTE: IF THE SECOND CLICK OF THE OUT/IN
JACK IS UTILIZED WITHOUT RETURNING ANY SIGNAL TO THE SYSTEM FROM AN
EFFECTS DEVICE THE REMAINING PREAMP FUNCTIONS WILL BE DISABLED.
EQUALIZATION
9. LOW EQ
An active tone control (shelving type, +/- 15dB) that varies the low frequency range. CAUTION:
Excessive low frequency boost causes greater power consumption and increases possibility of
speaker damage.
10. LOW MID EQ
An active tone control (peak/notch, +/- 12dB) that varies the low/mid frequency range.
11. HIGH MID EQ
An active tone control (peak/notch, +/- 12dB) that varies the high/mid frequency range.
12. HIGH EQ
An active tone control (shelving type, +/- 15dB) that varies the high frequency range.
13. PREAMP OUT/POWER AMP IN JACKS
These jacks are provided for in-line patching of effects devices. To patch an effects unit, connect
the Preamp Output to the input of the device. Next, connect the output of the device to the Power
Amp Input (high-quality shielded cables must be used for these connections). The Preamp Output
can also be used to route the amplified signal to a mixing console, tape recorder, etc. Connect the