Peavey Ultraverb II - Page 3

1.1 Hookup and Rear Panel Connections
1.1A Installation
The Ultraverb II will generally mount in a rack frame. It is not necessary to
leave an empty space for ventilation above or below the unit because the
Ultraverb IT is energy-efficient and generates very little heat.
1.1B Connections and Hookup
OUTPUT CONNECTIONS
Stereo opcratiorl Use both outputs
[Mono ope ration | The Ultraverb 11 synthesizes a stereo field
from a mono input, so you can U3e both outputs even with a
mono source. If you must have a mono feed, mix the two
outputs together. You can use one output or the other, but
thi3 will not make full use of the Ultraverb M’s sound quality.
AC adapter jack
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NPUT CONNECTIONS
Stereo operation! Plug the right channel from
the 31'gnal to be processed into the right channel
Signal Input jack-
F'l ug the left channel from the signal to be
processed into the left channel Signal Input jack
Mono ope rati on | Plug the mono signal into the
Left/Mo no Signal Input jack-
MIDI CONNECTIONS
The Ultraverb II can change programs and MIDI parameters
in response to MIDI messages (see sections 2.2, 2.3, 2.4,
and 3.4). The 30 u roe of these MIDI messages plugs into the
MIDI in jack.
The Ultraverb II can dump it3 program data via sys ex to a
MIDI storage device, such as the Peavey MIDI Streamer or
DPM 3 keyboard disk drive, as described i n section 2.2D.
Connect the MIDI sys ex storage device MIDI in jack to the
MIDI out jack, which can also function as a MIDI thru jack