Peavey Programax 10 - Page 6

FACTORY PROGRAMS
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SUPER "CRUNCH” DISTORTION
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CLEAN PRESENCE PLUS
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DARK CLEAN IJAZZY)
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SUPER COMPRES8ED REVERB DISTORTION
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MID NOTCH CLEAN
B4
4 10 2.5
2.5 10
300 2.5 +3
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MID BOOST DISTORTION
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POWER UP
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PROGRAMMAX " 10 SPECIFICATIONS
Power Amplifier Section:
Frequency Response:
+0, -1 dB, 60 Hz to 15 kHz @ 200 @ into 4
ohms
Rated Power & Load:
(Prior to clipping, 1 kHz, 120 VAC line)
210 W RMS into 4 ohms
(External Speaker connection not
recommended)
Total Harmonic Distortion:
Less than 0.2%, 100 mW to 200 W RMS.
60 Hz to 10 kHz, 4 ohms
(Typically below 0.1%)
Intermodulation Distortion:
Less than 0.2%, 100 mW to 200 W RMS,
60 Hz to 5 kHz, 4 ohms
(Typically below 0.1%)
Hum & Noise:
More than 90 dB below rated power
Slew Rate:
Greater than 10 V/uSec
Power Consumption: (Domestic)
600 watts, 50/60 Hz. 120 VAC
Preamp Section:
The following specs are measured @ 1 kHz
with the controls preset in the following
manner:
Saturation 1- @ 0
Post Gain @ 10
Low EQ @ 0
Mid EQ @ 0
High EQ @ 0
Presence @ 0
Reverb @ 0
Master Volume @ 10
Bright On
Thick On
Nominal Levels are with Pre Gain @ 5
Minimum Levels are with Pre Gain @10
Pre-Amp High Gain Input: (No Pad)
Impedance: High Z, 47K ohms
Nominal Input Level: -28 dBV, 40 mV RMS
Minimum Input Level: -46 dBV. 5 mV RMS
Maximum Input Level: +8 dBV, 2.5 V RMS
Pre-Amp Low Gain Input: (-6 dB Pad)
Impedance: High Z, 94K ohms
Nominal Input Level: -22 dBV 80 mV RMS
Minimum Input Level: -40 dBV, 10 mV RMS
Maximum Input Level: +10 dBV, 3 V RMS
Channel Hum & Noise @ Nominal Input
Level:
(20 Hz to 20 kHz unweighted)
75 dB below rated output power
Equalization:
Low, Mid, Shift & High: Passive Type EQ
Bright: +6dB @ 2 kHz
Pre-EQ Patch Input/Output:
(Stereo Phone Jack; Tip-Send, Ring-Return)
Function: Low Level Pre-EQ Effects/Pedal
Send and Return
Load Impedance: 10K ohms or greater
Nominal Output: -14 dBV, 0.2 V RMS
Input Impedance: HighZ. 220K ohms minimum
Input Level: -14 dBV, 0.2 V RMS
(Switching Jack providing Patch Output to
Patch Input connection when not used)
Post-EQ Patch Input/Output:
(with Level Control)
(Stereo Phone Jack; Tip-Send, Ring-Return)
Function: High Level Post-EQ Signal Send
and Return
Load Impedance: IK ohms or greater
Nominal Output: 0 dBV, 1.0 V RMS
Maximum Output: +18 dBV. 8.0 V RMS
Input Impedance: High Z, 5K ohms minimum
Input Level: 0 dBV, 1.0 V RMS
(Switching Jack providing Patch Output to
Patch Input connection when not used)
Footswitch:
MIDI In/Thru for complete selection of Pro¬
gram Presets
EXPOSURE ro EXTREVtLT man hOISE LEVELS iv»AY CAUSE a PERMANENT HEARJNGLOSSjM^ipUAlS VARY_CCNSipEB4BLV IN SUSCEPTIBILITY TO MOISE INCXlCEO HEARING LOSS BUT
NEARLY EVERYONE MILL LOSE SOME HEARING IF EXPOSED TO SUFFICIENTLY INTENSE NOISE FOR A SUFFICIENT TIME
-HE US GOVERNMENTS OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY ANO HEALTH AOMlMST RATION <OSHA> HASSPEClFlEO THE FOLLOW'NC PERMISSIBLE HOiSE LEVEL EXPOSURES
OURATION PER OAY IN HOURS
SOUND LEVEL dBA. SLOW RESPON9E
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product
AH satoiy aixt crerstmj instructions Should DP retained 'cr
future rewence
Obey an cauimns in me operating instructions end on me
bio- ol the unit
All operating nstrucuont should o« tollowad
This product should hot Be used near water * a DatMuD.
9»K. SVlimnMiiQ pool. wet D>acmenl. etc
TniS pflWua should he k*c»!ed >0 ma: lie pcetion <509« ret
inter'*'* *im its prooer ventilation It should to! be oaceo
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Poorer supply COi® should always oe nanowJ carffjiiy
Ncer ivals or place equipment on power Supoy cords
Periodicallyenffk oofds for cuisor si a ns ot stress, especially
at iho plug ond the point where th© cC'd ©'it8 me unit
Tha poweraupply cord should h* unplugged when Iha unit is
to o« jnoseil for mng peroos 01 lime
Vetai oaris can »* ceaneo win a damp rac Tre vinyl
cover ng ^sed an seme <»i its tan her *9"*i1 wilhadamprag
o - an atno’crua taseo household cleaner i‘ necessary
•n roihatotjJSBHdo notf*Mi« 8 lMNit 1 < ar *
me urll tmOW^Thc veoiiiotior-tiefei or any
olhor openings
This unit should be checked by a auaitled serve* lecnnician
if
A Tn* power supal/ cord or plug has bean damaged
6 Aniih-oj Das fallen ot Beer spihed into Iho unit
C The unit doss rot ooeraie correcliy
O Trie unit has been dropped o> ttie enclosure dnmaged
The user should noi attempt to oeivoo mo eau.prrem A l
service **oikshouldi >»<1 orebyaamired service technician
Due to our efforts for constant improvement, specifications are subject to change without notice
PEAVEY ELECTRONICS CORPORATION / 711 A Street / Meridian, MS 39301 / U.S.A. / Telephone: (601) 483-5365/Telex: 5041 15
Printed in U.S.A. 1/86
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