Peavey Pro Fex

Provides a summary of the Pro-Fex's capabilities, core functionalities, and technical highlights.

Details the controls and indicators located on the front panel of the Pro-Fex unit for user interaction.

Describes the rear panel connectors and their functions, including input/output and MIDI ports.

Illustrates the recommended method for connecting the Pro-Fex to a guitar amplifier's input.

Shows how to integrate the Pro-Fex with a separate amplifier and speaker system setup.

Explains connecting the Pro-Fex directly to a mixing console for live performance or recording.

Guides users through the initial steps of connecting, powering on, and basic operation of the Pro-Fex.

Defines essential terms like Preset and Program, and lists common abbreviations used in the manual.

Explains how to select and switch between the 128 available programs on the Pro-Fex, manually or via MIDI.

Details how to map presets to specific program locations for easier footswitch control and recall.

Describes how to set and adjust the volume level associated with each program.

Provides an overview of the Pro-Fex's editing capabilities, effect chains, and the edit buffer.

Explains the Chain Edit and Effect Block Edit displays and basic editing operations via guided tour.

Guides users through building, editing, and storing custom effect chains and presets from scratch.

Details the process of naming and saving edited presets to specific memory locations.

Explains MIDI channel settings, Sysex dump/load functions, and program change transmission.

Guides on assigning MIDI controllers to parameters for real-time expression control and expression possibilities.

Explains how to adjust the scale factor for MIDI continuous controllers to modify their effect range.

Describes how to adjust the LCD display's viewing angle for optimal readability and comfortable visibility.

Details how to assign functions like BYPASS, PROGRAM UP, MUTE, and REPEAT to the unit's footswitches.

Explains the Compressor effect block, its purpose, and adjustable parameters like Attack, Release, and Sustain.

Describes the Distortion effect block, its parameters including Drive, Post Gain, and EQ adjustments.

Details the Overdrive effect block, parameters such as Low Rolloff, Pre Drive, Clip, and Level.

Explains the versatile Chorus effect, its parameters like Rate, Depth, Delay, Feedback, and Mix.

Details the three types of Delay effects (Stereo, Tapped, Mono) and their parameters for echo and timing.

Describes the Auto Pan effect, its parameters for panning rate and depth for stereo output.

Explains the Pitch Shift effect, parameters like Pitch transposition, Cents fine-tuning, PreDelay, and Feedback.

Details the eight types of Reverb effects and their adjustable parameters like Size, Time, Damping, and Mix.

Explains the Exciter 1 effect for emphasizing or de-emphasizing harmonics in the signal.

Describes the Exciter 2 effect, which adds harmonics using a distortion technique for a unique sound.

Details the Envelope Filter effect, often called an automatic wah, and its parameters like Sensitivity and Frequency.

Explains the Guitar EQ effect, a sweepable mid EQ commonly used on guitar amplifiers.

Details the 5-Band Graphic EQ effect, a stereo EQ with +/-12 dB gain on five frequency bands.

Describes the 3-Band EQ effect with adjustable mid frequency, gain, and shelving filters.

Explains the 4-Band Parametric EQ, a stereo equalizer with adjustable bands.

Details the Short Delay effect for adding extra delay or short echoes within the effect chain.

Describes the four Mono speaker simulation curves for direct connection to mixing consoles.

Explains the Hum Filter effect for removing AC line noise, particularly from single coil pickups.

Details the Noise Gate effect for effective noise reduction, essential with high gain effects.

Details the parameters for the Noise Gate effect, including Rate, Sensitivity, and threshold adjustments.

Guides users on how to reinitialize the Pro-Fex to its original factory preset and program settings.

Explains how to bypass the Pro-Fex effects section, useful for editing or quick checks.

Lists technical specifications including frequency response, THD, S/N ratio, input/output levels, and impedance.

Details the available effect types, their maximum simultaneous use, and display capabilities.

Provides physical dimensions, weight, and power supply requirements for the unit.

Outlines important safety warnings, operating instructions, and cautions for user protection.

Details the MIDI functions transmitted and recognized by the Pro-Fex, including channels, messages, and controllers.

Outlines the one-year limited warranty, 90-day warranty for tubes/meters, and available remedies.

Specifies conditions that void the warranty and lists exclusions and limitations of coverage.

Provides instructions for completing and mailing the warranty registration card and notifying of address changes.