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General| Brand | Peavey |
|---|---|
| Model | Studio Pro 110 |
| Category | Musical Instrument Amplifier |
| Language | English |
Used for most electric guitars, it is 6 dB louder than the Low Gain input.
For instruments with extremely high outputs, useful for overdriving the High Gain input.
Controls the volume level of the Normal channel, unaffected by SuperSat or Post Gain.
Provides a preset boost (6 dB) to treble frequencies when depressed.
Allows selection between Lead (in) and Normal (out) channels, also via footswitch.
Passive tone controls for regulating low, mid, and high frequencies.
Transistor simulation of tube distortion (soft clipping), activated with Lead channel.
Controls overall volume level of the Lead channel after desired sound is achieved.
Active tone control for low frequency boost or cut (±15 dB), not functional on Normal channel.
Active tone control for mid frequency boost or cut (±15 dB), not functional on Normal channel.
Active tone control for high frequency boost or cut (±15 dB), not functional on Normal channel.
Output for supplying signals to external low-level effects or processing equipment.
Input for returning signals from external low-level effects or processing equipment.
Controls the overall reverb level of the amplifier.
Illuminates when AC power is being supplied to the amplifier.
Depress to the 'On' position; the red pilot light (LED) will illuminate.
Provided for connection of the optional remote footswitch for channel selection.
Stereo jack that automatically turns off the internal speaker when headphones are connected.
Standard 3-wire line cord with proper grounding facilities for safety.
Details on rated power, clipping, frequency response, distortion, hum, and noise.
Specifications for preamp inputs, including impedance and input levels.
Overview of signal flow within the unit, including effects, EQ, and voicing.
Suggested tone settings for a clean guitar sound.
Suggested tone settings for a metal guitar sound.
Suggested tone settings for a country-clean guitar sound.
Suggested tone settings for a country lead guitar sound.
Suggested tone settings for a jazz guitar sound.
Suggested tone settings for a medium distortion guitar sound.
Covers defects in material and workmanship for one year from date of purchase.
Covers defects in tubes and meters for ninety days from date of purchase.
Excludes damage from misuse, unauthorized service, or altered serial numbers.
Instructions for mailing the warranty registration card and keeping proof of purchase.
Details on safe noise exposure limits and the risk of permanent hearing loss.
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