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TNT
130
Operating
Guide
INTRODUCTION
AND
GENERAL
DESCRIPTION
Congratulations
on
your
purchase
of
the
Peavey
TNT'"
130
bass
amplification
system.
After
reading
this
owner’s
manual
you
will
have
a
better
understanding
of
the
operating
principles
of
the
system.
A
thorough
understanding
of
these
instructions
will
also
help
you
to
achieve
many
varied
tonal
settings.
The
TNT'"
130
isa
highlyadvanceG,
130
watt
bass
system
utilizing
the
latest
active
equalization
circuitry,
built-in
variable
crossover
network,
patching
facilities,
a
tuned
and
ported
enclosure
and
a
very
efficient
15“
loudspeaker.
(As
an
option,
the
TNT
130
is
available
with
a
premium
Black
Widow®/Super
Structure"*
transducer
model
#1502-
4.)
The
TNT’“
130
also
employs
our
patented
DDT
(Distortion
Detection
Technique)
compression
circuit
(U.S.
Patent
#4,318,053)
which
automatically
detects
the
onset
of
clipping
(distortion)
at
the
power
amp.
Not
only
does
this
novel
circuit
help
prevent
speaker
damage/failure,
it
also
aids
in
reproducing
the
ultra
clean
sounds
for
today’s
bass
and
keyboard
styles.
As
with
any
sophisticated
piece
of
equipment,
there
are
some
operating
principles
concerning
the
input
stage,
gain
controls,
equalization
and
patching
facilities
which
must
be
understood
to
obtain
the
best
tonal
results.
Please
read
and
understand
this
manual
and
keep
it
handy
for
future
reference.
TNT
1
30
SPECIFICATIONS
POWER
AMPLIFIER
SECTION:
RATED
POWER
&
LOAD:
130
W
RMS
into
4
ohms
with
DDT'“
compression
POWER
@
CLIPPING:
(TYPICALLY)
(5%
THO,
1
KHz.
120
VAC
line)
85
W
RMS
into
8
ohms
140
W
RMS
into
4
ohms
2
ohms
not
recommended
FREQUENCY
RESPONSE:
*0.
-1
dB.
20
Hz
to
20
KHz
@
100
W
RMS
into
4
ohms
TOTAL
HARMONIC
DISTORTION:
Less
than
0.2%.
100
mW
to
100
W
RMS.
20
Hz
to
10
KHz.
4
ohms,
typically
below
0
1%
DDT'"
DYNAMIC
RANGE:
Greater
than
20
dB
DDT
MAXIMUM
THD:
Below
0.5%
THD
for
6
dB
overload
Below
1%
THD
for
20
dB
overload
HUM
&
NOISE:
Greater
lhan
95
dB
below
rated
power
POWER
CONSUMPTION:
(Domestic)
30
watts.
50/60
Hzm
120
VAC
PREAMP
SECTION:
THE
FOLLOWING
SPECS
ARE
MEASURED
@
1
KHz
WITH
THE
CONTROLS
PRESET
AS
FOLLOWS:
PRE
GAIN
PULL
BRIGHT
OFF
(IN)
POST
GAIN
PULL
PUNCH
OFF
(IN)
POST
GAIN
@
10
LOW
EO
@
-6
dB
MID
EO
@
-6
dB
SHIFT
O
300
Hz
BANDWIDTH
@
12:00
HIGH
(5)
+9
dB
PRESENCE
@0
dB
NOMINAL
LEVELS
ARE
WITH
PRE
GAIN
@
5
MINIMUM
LEVELS
ARE
WITH
PRE
GAIN
@
10
PREAMP
HIGH
GAIN
INPUT:
Impedance:
High
Z.
220K
ohms
Nominal
Input
Level:
-30
dBV.
30
mV
RMS
Minimum
Input
Level
-46
dBV.
5
mV
RMS
Maximum
Input
Level:
+8
dBV.
2.5
V
RMS
PREAMP
LOW
GAIN
INPUT:
Impedance:
High
Z.
44K
ohms
Nominal
Input
Level:
-24
dBV
60
mV
RMS
Minimum
Input
Level:
-40
dBV.
10
mV
RMS
Maximum
Input
Level:
*-14
dBV,
5
V
RMS
CROSSOVER
HIGH
OUTPUT:
Function:
High
pass
out
Load
Impedance:
IK
ohms
or
greater
Nominal
Output:
0
dBV.
1
V
RMS
Maximum
Output:
*18
dBV,
8
V
RMS
CROSSOVER
LOW
OUTPUT:
Function:
Low
pass
out
Load
Impedance:
IK
ohms
or
greater
Nominal
Output:
0
dBV.
1
V
RMS
Maximum
Output:
+18
dBV,
8
V
RMS
PREAMP
OUTPUT:
Function:
Full
range
out
Load
Impedance:
IK
ohms
or
greater
Nominal
Output:
0
dBV,
1
V
RMS
Maximum
Output:
+18
dBV.
8
V
RMS
POWER
AMP
INPUT:
Impedance:
High
Z.
22K
ohms
Designed
Input
Level:
0
dBV.
1
V
RMS
(Switching
jack
providing
preamp
output
to
power
amp
input
connection
when
not
used)
SYSTEM
HUM
&
NOISE
@
NOMINAL
INPUT
LEVEL:
(20
Hz
to
20
KHz
unweighted)
78
dB
below
rated
power
EQUALIZATION:
Low
&
High:
+-15
dB
80
Hz
&
3
KHz,
shelving
Mid-
—15
dB
(with
shift
&
bandwidth),
peak/notch
Shift:
150
Hz
to
1500
Hz
Bandwidth:
1/3
to
3
octaves
Presence:
+-15
oB
(Special
EO)
Pull
Bright:
*6
dB
@
2
KHz
Pull
Punch:
Special
EQ
CROSSOVER:
(FOR
BI-AMP
APPLICATIONS)
Range:
50
Hz
to
500
Hz
Slope:
i2dB/octave
WARNING
TO
PREVENT
ELECTRICAL
SHOCK
OR
FIRE
HAZARD,
DO
NOT
EXPOSE
THIS
APPLIANCE
TO
RAIN
OR
MOISTURE.
BEFORE
USING
THIS
APPLIANCE.
READ
BACK
COVER
FOR
FURTHER
WARNINGS.
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Peavey TNT 130 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandPeavey
ModelTNT 130
CategoryMusical Instrument Amplifier
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Introduction and General Description

System Overview and DDT™ Compression

Details the TNT™ 130 bass system, its active circuitry, crossover, and patented DDT™ compression for preventing distortion.

TNT 130 Specifications

Power Amplifier Specifications

Details rated power, clipping power, frequency response, THD, DDT dynamic range, and hum & noise.

Preamp Section Specifications

Covers preamp controls, input levels, crossover outputs, and power amp input specs.

Front Panel Controls Overview

On/Off Switch and Indicator

Describes the two-position rocker switch and its associated red LED indicator for power status.

Ground Switch Functionality

Explains the three-position ground switch for eliminating hum and noise, with a note for export units.

DDT™ Compression Circuit

Details the patented DDT™ circuit, its LED indicator, and how to adjust controls to prevent constant illumination.

Patch Section Jacks

Explains the use of preamp output and power amp input jacks for connecting external effects devices.

Built-in Crossover Network

Details the variable crossover network for bi-amp functions and recommended settings.

Equalization Section Controls

Covers the six EQ controls (Low, Mid, High, Presence, Shift, Bandwidth) and their active circuitry.

Presence Control Operation

Explains how to adjust the extreme high end (treble) for rolloff or boost using the presence control.

High Control Operation

Details the high control's operation for adjusting treble response at a lower frequency point.

Mid, Shift, and Bandwidth Controls

Explains how these parametric EQ controls shape the mid-band region for versatile tonal response.

Low Control Operation

Describes the low control for adjusting the low end (bass) response and potential DDT™ interaction.

Gain Controls (Pre and Post)

Explains the function and interaction of the post gain and pre gain controls for overall volume and tone.

Input Jacks (High and Low Gain)

Details the high and low gain input jacks, their impedance, and when to use each.

Tone Setting Examples

Rock Tone Settings

Provides a recommended control setting for achieving a 'Rock' tone.

Country-Blues Tone Settings

Offers a recommended control setting for achieving a 'Country-Blues' tone.

Funk Tone Settings

Suggests a control setting for achieving a 'Funk' tone.

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