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General| Power Output | 30 Watts |
|---|---|
| Amp Models | 24 amp channel models |
| Input | 1/4" instrument input |
| Headphone Output | Yes |
| USB | Yes |
| Type | Modeling Amplifier |
| Number of Channels | 1 |
| Aux Input | Yes |
| Speaker | 12" Custom-voiced modeling speaker |
| Presets | 12 onboard presets |
| Footswitch I/O | Optional Sanpera foot controller |
Ensure 24-inch clearance from combustible surfaces for proper ventilation of the amplifier.
Connect your instrument to the amplifier's input jack to begin playing.
Select and edit pre-amplifier effects like distortion, boost, and modulation.
Select amplifier models and channels; enter tuner mode by holding the encoder.
Select and edit 'rack' effects typically found in amplifier effects loops.
Adjusts gain and distortion level; controls parameter one in edit mode.
Adjusts EQ settings and delay/reverb parameters in edit mode.
Controls preset volume, reverb, and connects external audio sources.
Controls the overall output volume of the amplifier.
Adjusts output power and turns the amplifier on/off.
Select and save amp presets across different banks.
Sets the tempo for the delay effect by tapping the button.
Accesses alternate functions of encoders for editing effects and stompboxes.
High-quality headphone jack doubles as a recording output; mutes speaker.
Connects to computer for direct recording; simulates mic/cabinet.
Explains the three main sections: Stompbox, Amplifier, and Effects encoders.
Explains the function and disabling method of the amplifier's light show.
Overdrive pedal for crunch or sustaining lead tones.
Colors tone with crunchy overdrive, boosting frequencies.
Classic fuzz tone from the 60s and 70s.
Warm analog chorus effect for presets.
Adjusts output level and sensitivity for compression.
Creates unique, 'off the wall' sounds by combining waveforms.
Uses filter sweeps to create a 'wah' sound.
Creates a swept comb-filter sound with a longer delayline.
Adds one octave up and down to the signal.
Creates peaks and valleys in audio signal via frequency spectrum changes.
Classic overdrive distortion with a mid boost.
Selects amplifier models and channels; Green=Clean, Red=Distortion.
Explains how EQ controls vary across different amp models.
Green: Bright clean; Red: Hot-rodded with extra gain stage.
Green: Vintage tweed with mid-knob; Red: Hot-rodded with gain stage.
Green: Classic rock tone; Red: Hot-rodded with extra gain stage.
Green: British invasion sound; Red: Tone stack with limited response.
Green: Modern rock distortion; Red: Hotter, distorted rock sound.
Green: Clean channel; Red: Lead channel.
Green: Clean channel; Red: Ultra channel with active tone controls.
Green: Crunch channel; Red: Lead channel for rock/metal.
Green: 'Orange' channel; Red: 'Red' channel with smooth distortion.
Crunch version of high gain channel; High-gain channel.
Green: Channel 2 with deep low end; Red: Channel 4 with deep low end.
Selects 'rack' effects typically found in amplifier effects loops.
Produces a tone one octave below the note being played.
Eight-stage phaser for a pronounced phasing sound.
Simulates a rotating speaker sound with Doppler effect pitch shift.
Plays back recorded audio in reverse.
Changes the pitch of played notes; controllable with footswitch.
Emphasizes lower frequencies with a longer delayline.
Creates a quick, short repetition of the original note.
Envelope filter similar to Auto-Wah, with Q control.
Creates a 'wetter' signal with a doubling effect.
Achieved via amplitude modulation for volume fluctuations.
Records and plays back audio loops; requires a footswitch.
Resets amplifier to factory defaults, erasing all custom presets.
Table detailing P1/P2 parameters and notes for each stompbox effect.
Details green/red channel settings, presence, and resonance for each amp model.
Location of the fuse; requires same type/value for replacement.
Standard AC power connection with grounding pin for safety.
Warnings about grounding, extension cords, and qualified electricians.
Connects an external 16-ohm speaker cabinet; requires speaker cable.
Connects Sanpera I/II footswitches, providing power and control.
Outlines what the warranty covers and excludes for Peavey products.
Specifies warranty periods for different product categories and who is protected.
Instructions on how to get repairs or replacements from dealers or the service center.
Details limitations on implied warranties and exclusions of damages.
Fields for personal details, purchase information, and product serial number.
Questions about reasons for purchase and preferred shopping channels.
Factors influencing purchase and frequently visited websites.
Open-ended question for user feedback on products and service.
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