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Peavey T-15 User Manual

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P.
EAVE
Y
7-15
OPERATING
GUIDE
CAUTION
TO
PREVENT
ELECTRICAL
SHOCK
OR
FIRE
HAZARD,
DO
NOT
EXPOSE
THIS
INSTRUMENT
TO
RAIN
OR
MOISTURE.
BEFORE
USING
THIS
INSTRUMENT,
READ
BACK
COVER
FOR
FURTHER
WARNINGS.
Neck:
The
select
rock
maple
neck
is
of
a
unique
bi-laminated
construction
(U.S.
Patent
#4,237,944)
to
provide
unmatched
rigidity
and
freedom
trom
warpage.
Additional
reinforcement
is
provided
with
a
steel
torsion
rod.
This
neck
adjusting
rod
features
rolled
threads
for
improved
strength
and
freedom
from
breakage.
A
special
23%"
scale
length
provides
a
better
reach
for
younger
and
beginning
guitarists,
and_easier,
faster
fretting
for
the
more
experienced
player.
The
arch
of
the
fingerboard
is
on
a
12"
radius
to
allow
excellent
string
bending
characteristics
without
the
buzzing
and
“frettingout”
problems
associated
with
the
smaller
10”
radius
used
by
many
other
manufacturers.
Frets
are
18%
nickel-silver,
wide,
and
high
crowned
for
a
more
secure
grip
when
bending
strings.
Body:
The
T-15®
body
is
made
from
the
finest
hand
selected
hardwood,
and
is
relatively
compact
in
keeping
with
the
slightly
shorter
scale
length.
A
double
cutaway
design
with
special
forearm
and
rib-cage
relief
contouring,
rests
comfortably
and
with
good
balance
against
the
player's
body.
Pickups:
Two
single-coil
high
performance
pickups
provide
both
high
power
and
full-range
operation.
They
may
be
used
singly
or
in
unison,
and
are
controlled
by
master
volume
and
tone
controls.
Exposed
blade
polepieces
give
much
better
performance
than
the
more
common
individual
magnet
designs,
especially
when
string
bending
on
the
upper
frets.
Circuitry:
The
circuitry
of
the
T-15®
is
conventional,
with
the
exception
of
a
tone-compensating
volume
control,
which
minimizes
high
frequency
losses
when
operated
at
reduced
volume
settings.
However,
full
volume
settings
will
maximize
the
tonal
capabilities.
The
volume
level
should
therefore
be
controlled
at
the
amplifier
whenever
possible,
Bridge:
The
massive
die
cast
alloy
bridge
is
triple
chrome
plated
for
durability
and
resistance
to
corrosion.
Support
is
provided
at
three
points
for
stability
and
maximum
adjustment
of
height
and
tilt.
A
single,
intonation-
compensating
bridge
saddle
is
adjustable
at
both
the
treble
and
bass
sides.
Hardware:
*Top
quality
covered
tuning
machines
with
ivory
colored
knobs
*Metal
die
cast
top
nut
*Massive
control
knobs
*Sturdy
pickup
selector
switch
with
comfortable
bat
handle
*Qutput
jack
on
face
of
guitar
*Cream
and
black,
laminated
pickguard
eTop
quality
rock
and
roll
gauge
strings
for
light
action
and
good
sustain
T-15®
Controls:
4.
Volume
Control:
The
volume
control
acts
as
a
master
volume
in
that
it
controls
the
total
signal
level
delivered
from
both
pickups
to
the
output
jack.
Rotating
the
control
knob
clockwise
will
increase
volume;
rotating
counterclockwise
wili
reduce
volume.
2.
Tone
Control:
The
tone
control,
like
the
volume
control,
operates
asa
master
control.
Rotating
clockwise
will
result
in
more
treble
(high
frequencies)
anda
brighter
tonality.
Rotating
counterclockwise
will
result
in
less
treble
and
a
"bassier”
type
sound
3.
Pickup
Selector
Switch:
This
three-position
switch
determines
which
pickup
is
operational.
With
the
guitar
suspended
in
normal
playing
position,
moving
the
switch
handle
upward
activates
the
rhythm
(neck)
pickup;
the
extreme
downward
position
activates
the
lead
(bridge)
pickup;
the
middle
position
activates
both
pickups
simultaneously.
Output
Jack:
The
output
jack
is
a
conventional
⁄4"
phone
jack
which
accepts
standard
guitar
patch
cords.
Pickups:
The
volume
level
between
pickups
can
be
adjusted
by
raising
or
lowering
each
pickup
with
its
height
adjusting
screws.
Raising
the
pickups
closer
to
the
strings
will
increase
the
output
and
volume.
Lowering
the
pickups
away
from
the
strings
will
decrease
output
and
volume
NOTE
CARE
MUST
BE
TAKEN
TO
MAINTAIN
ADEQUATE
‘CLEARANCE
BETWEEN
THE
PICKUPS
AND
STRINGS.
INADEQUATE
CLEARANCE
WILL
RESULT
IN
LOSS
OF
SUSTAIN
AND
POSSIBLE
STRING
BUZZING
WHEN
PLAYING
ON
THE
UPPER
FRETS.
Adjustments:
Your
T-15®
guitar
has
been
carefully
adjusted
for
accurate
intonation
and
playing
ease
at
the
Peavey
factory.
However,
your
playing
style
or
playing
requirements
may
necessitate
additional
adjustments
at
some
time
in
the
future.
These
adjustments
should
be
made
by
your
Peavey
Dealer.
However,
with
a
little
care
and
by
adhering
closely
to
the
following
instructions,
you
may
attempt
these
adjustments
yourself.

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Peavey T-15 Specifications

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BrandPeavey
ModelT-15
CategoryMusical Instrument
LanguageEnglish

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