Peavey Studio Pro 110

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING ^lien usinfi dcciric pro^ucis, basic cauibns should aln'ays be followed, inchdir^ ihe lbllowin|!.
I Reiftd rU snfeiy :ind opcnlin$ insiruclioos beinre us inf I his prodjcl.
2. All sufuty ami opcrulinf insimclions should be reulni^ for futine reference.
3. Obey all caxulons in the operating instructions and on the back of ihc unit.
4 . All opersling instruciioiis sliould be followed,
5. This product t^hould not be used near water. i.e.« ti bathtub, umk. swim mine pool, wet basement, eic.
6. This product sh<xitJ be located » that its position does no znierferc with its proper ventilation. It should not be placed flat
a wall or placed in a built-in enclosure ihui will impede the How of cool inf air.
7. This prodiici should noi be placed nsar a source of Neat such as a siovc, radiator, or anoiber heat producing irniplifier.
8. Connect only lo a povt'cr supply of ihc l>'pe marked on the unit adjacent lo the power supply cord.
9. Ne^v^ break olT the ground pin on the power supply cord. For more infiormaiion on groumlini:. wrkc for our free booklet
‘ Shock Ha^nrd and Grounding.**
10. Power supply cords .should always be handled carefully. Never walk or place equipmcni on power supply cords. Periodically
check lor cuts or signs of stress, e^pe^ially m the plug and ihe point where the cord cxit» the unit.
11. The jH>wer supply curd should be unplugged when the unit is to Ik unuxd for long periods of linie.
12. If this pnxJuci Is lo he mouru;d in un equiptncni ruck, rear support should be prtnided,
13. Metal pans cun be cleaned with a damp mg. The vinyl covering used on some units cun be cleaned with a damp rag. or uii
{immonia-haxd hoiKehnld cleaner if ncces«:ary. Disconnect unit from pow'cr supiJly hefr^re cleaning,
14. C.irc should be lakcri so that «>bJccR do not full and liquids are not spilled into the unil through the vemilation holes or any
other openings.
15. This unil should he cheeked by a qutiltlled service technician if
3. The power supply cord or plug has been danxiged.
b. Anything \ mx » follen or been Spilled into the unil.
c. The unit does noi opcraie correctly.
d. The unit li&s been drqjped or Ihe enclosure damtiged.
16. The user should noi uUempi to service this equipment. All service xork should be done I a* a quail Hcd service lechmcisn.
17. This product should be used only with a cart or stand that is recommended by Peavey Electronics,
18. Exposure to extremely high noise levels may cause a permanent hearing loss. Individuals vary considerably in susccpilbiUiy to
noise induced hearing lovs. but nenry evt^ryune will lo»c some hearing if exposed to sufTiclently intenite noi^ fur a »ufriclent
lime,
The U.S. Gov^mmenl's Occupationa) Safety and Hcallh Administration tOSH.A) has specified the following permissible noise
level exposures-
Da rat inn Per Day In Hours Sound Level dBA, Slow Rcspt>nsc
8
90
6
92
4
95
3
99
2
100
IV^
102
1
105
no
'a or less
115
According to OSH A. any exptisurc in excess of ilie above pennis.sihle limiu crxild result in some hearing Iosh.
Ear plugs or protectors in the car canaU or over the cars must be worn when (grating ihu amplification sy stem in order lo
prevent a pcmuincni hearing lo»s if expusuie is in excess of the llniils as act tbnh ubovc. To cnsuiv t^insi potemially
Jangeroiiik exposure lo high sound pressure levels, it is recommcncicd that all persoruv expoxd to equipment capable of produc¬
ing high sound pre.«ure levels ,^uch 4 l» ihis amplihcailon system be prt^iected by he j ring pmtectors while this unit is in
operation.
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