Rivera Knucklehead Reverb KR 100 T Guia de Resolução de Problemas descarregar pdf (Página 25)

Knucklehead Reverb 1.0 p 25

Separate Functions

CH 1 97

CH 2 98

CH 3 99

TOGGLE CH1 BOOST 100

TOGGLE CH2 BOOST 101

TOGGLE CH3 BOOST 102

TOGGLE REVERB 103

TOGGLE FX 104

TOGGLE ACTIVE CH BOOST 105

Example Configurations

The following illustrations will help you to properly connect your to other amps,

extension speaker cabinets, and recording and P.A. gear. Make sure the amp and all

other gear are turned off whenever you make or change any connections.

Driving one extension speaker cabinet

TOTAL

MIN. Z 4 Ω

8 Ω

IMPEDANCE

SELECTOR

SPEAKER 2

100W. RMS

SPEAKER JACKS

IN PARALLEL

SPEAKER 1

USE FIRST

Using a heavy-gauge speaker cord, connect the output jack labeled Speaker 1 to the

speaker input on an extension cabinet with a minimum of a 4-ohm impedance and

power-handling capacity of at least 100 watts. A single 8- or 16-ohm extension cabinet

can be used, too. For the best tone and maximum output, we recommend using a

RIVERA K212 for the 55 or 100 Watt Top, and K412 speaker cabinets for the 100 Watt

versions. Although the K212 is rated at 140 Watts (2 Vintage 30 Celestion 12”

speakers), it is stressing it quite a bit to use a 100 Watt Top played loudly.

1 2 ... 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 ... 43 44

Sem comentários

Rivera Knucklehead Reverb KR 100 T Guia de Resolução de Problemas Página 25