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Peavey The Century User Manual

Peavey The Century
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Peavey The Century Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandPeavey
ModelThe Century
CategoryMusical Instrument Amplifier
LanguageEnglish

Summary

General Description

Front Panel Controls

Inputs

High and low gain input jacks for connecting instruments, allowing sensitivity adjustments.

Gain Block Controls

Key controls for managing amp gain structure, dynamics, and overload texture.

Pre Gain Control

Sets the initial signal level and influences preamp circuit dynamics.

Saturation Effect

Simulates tube-like overdrive and sustain, controllable via a dedicated knob or footswitch.

Post Gain Control

Acts as a master volume, controlling the power amp's input sensitivity.

Equalization Controls

Active EQ for tonal shaping with shelving and parametric midrange controls.

Low EQ Control

Adjusts low frequencies, offering boost/cut with potential impact on headroom.

Paramid™ Midrange Control

Fine-tunes midrange frequencies, enabling boost/cut and frequency shifting for versatile tone.

Frequency Shift Control

Allows adjustment of the center frequency for the Paramid™ midrange EQ.

High EQ Control

Manages high frequencies, providing boost or cut for overall tonal balance.

Equalization Notes

Guidance on EQ settings for various instruments and musical styles, emphasizing experimentation.

Rear Panel Features

Connections and Jacks

Includes effects loop jacks and footswitch jack for remote Saturation control.

Fuse and Power Switch

Features a protective fuse and a three-position power switch for operation and grounding.

Line Cord and Speaker Outputs

Details the grounded line cord, cord retainer, and speaker output jacks.

Safety and Warning Information

General Operation Warning

Warning to prevent electrical shock or fire hazard by avoiding moisture and reading instructions.

Detailed Safety and Operational Precautions

Noise Exposure Hazard

Information on preventing hearing loss from high noise levels, with OSHA exposure limits.

Operating Cautions

Notes on power reserves, peak power operation, and potential loudspeaker system damage.

User Servicing Guidelines

Guidelines on user-serviceable parts and referring servicing to qualified technicians.

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