Peavey ROCK MASTER - Important Safety Instructions

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
VVAKMXC; Wl^en using cleanc pi'nducts. ba.'ic caiiibns stlouUi always be ibilcweJ, jndixling ibc fbllo^ving-
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Read al) safety and Dperntmg instnxniDn^ before nsmg this pTudad.
All siifeiy and Jiacrailng niscructions shouW be reiaujcd for future wfercrico.
Obev all cautions in ihc opciticing instruelloni and on the back of lha unit.
All operuLing instructions >ihaulJ be followed.
This pffxluci shi)uld not be used nciu uaicr. i.c,. a bathtub, sink, swimining pool, wo) busen^eni. etc.
This product abould be located so that its ptihltion no Interfere with \U proper ventilation (l should not he placed Hat
against a v^all or placed in a built b enclosure that will lnip«k (he flow ot oooline air.
Tfus product should iwi be placed near a crwtxe oflwat such as s «lave. ratliacof, or another Jicat pn>ducirtg antplifier.
Connea only to a power sujjpty of the type marked un the unit aOfacent to the power supply cord.
.Sever bi'cak t^f the ground pin on the power supply cord. For more bformation on gn)undiiig. write lor out fnie booklet
'Shock Hiizajd and Orounding.*
Power supply conk should always be handled carefully. Never w^lk or place equipment an power supply toixJs. Perluaiuslly
check coidsVor cuts or sigos of stress, especially at rhe plug and the poim where the cord cxlK the unh.
The power supply curd should be unphitgcd when ihe unit Is to be unused fc)r lofig ;K:if iodi of lime,
tf thii pitiduct k to he moxiiitcd in an equipinent rack, rear support should he provided.
Metal parts can be cleaned with a damp tag. The vir^l coverift| used f>n Mime uniK tan be cleaned with a damp rag. or iin
.iniinonia*ba$cd hixjschold cleaner if necessary. Disconrwet unjt from power supply before cleaning.
Care should be taken so that objects do not fall and liquids are nor spiHwl Inio tin? unli through Ihc ventilation Itules ur anj
other openings.
l*hts umi should he checked by a viujilirted .service wchnitlan If
^ The power supply cord ot plug has beca r^niwed.
n Anythir^ has ibilen or been Kpilled into the unii.
c Ihe iiml dees oni ikperat* correctly,
d 1 he unit has been dropped or Oic enclosure darui^etl.
Tlw user slxsulil nix auenipl to service ihb cquipmcni. .All service work shtjuld be done by a qualifwcl service lechniciuB.
This product should he used only with o cart ot stand that is reasnunonded Ijy Peavey Hlecifnnkrv.
Exposure to extreniely high noise leveU cause a permtincni hearing Ims. Lxlivjduals vary considerably in susceptibility w
noise induced heanng loss, but neary everyone will lo« some Heanrg if evpcised UJ sufflbcntly lnUrr« ouisc for a surficient
time.
The XJS. Onvernment s Occupauunal Safety and HcalUi Adinlnistmiion (OSHA) has specified the foUcwins pemiicsibJe noixe
level expcT^iure'i.
Duration Pet Day In Hours
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Sound Level dHA, Slow Rs.sp<inxe
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According lu OSH A. any e.vposurc in excels of the above permissible limits could result b »ome hearing loss.
Ear plugs or protcciors in the ear ctinals Of over the eare must be worn when operating thi^ Bmpllfirarlon system in order to
pfCvcm a pcrniancru hearing loss if exposure Is in excess of the linuts as set forth above. To encore dgamy potentially
dangerous exposure to high sourxl prescura lev«la, it is recommended that all persems exposed to equipment capble of pn»fluc-
iug high sound pressure fevelssudi as this amphrication system be pioUxifcd by hearing praieciore while this unit is m
operoifon.
.SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS