Peavey PBK12FM, Operating Manual

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External power (4)
External battery supply 12VDC (such as a car battery).
WIRELESS MICROPHONES(5)
Press ON/OFF switch, PWR indicator light , The wireless receiver module is working.
LINE LEVEL INPUTS (6)
The line-level inputs are of the medium impedance type. A pair of RCA phono connectors is available. Note the
RCA jacks do not denote stereo operation, the signal from both jacks is summed together into one signal that is
fed to the speakers.
MIX OUT (7)
These RCA jacks are intended for the use of linking multiple PBK12
FM
in a line or to provide a feed to a
powered subwoofer, or other electronics that needs to receive a full range version of the input signal. The
connectors available are RCA jack.
CLIP(8)
It turns Red when the power amp clips or overloads.
POWER LED (9)
Illuminates green when the power switch is on and power is present
CHARGE LED (10)
Illuminates red when battery charging.
LINE IN LEVEL CONTROL (
11
)`
Controls the gain or output level of the line level input signal.
MIC INPUT (12)
The Mic level input is of the low impedance type. The jacks are a a 1/4" phone connector. Gain is much higher
than the line level inputs.
THIS INPUT SHOULD NOT BE USED FOR LINE LEVEL SIGNAL INPUT, AS IT WILL OVERLOAD AND DISTORT,
DESPITE THE MASTER VOLUME CONTROL OR THE MIC GAIN CONTROL BEING TURNED DOWN !
SIGNAL INPUT SELECTOR SWITCH (13)
Signal input selection.You can select line input and MIC input
.
MIC GAIN (14)
Controls the gain for the microphone inputs
TREBLE CONTROL (1
5
)
The Treble control provides a boost or cut of higher frequency content, such as cymbals, so that the tonal
balance can be adjusted depending on the signal source. Do not use excessive boost when playing sound at
loud levels, as the boost is not needed then.
MID CONTROL (16)
The MID control provides a boost or cut of middle frequency content, such as guitar, so that the tonal balance
can be adjusted depending on the signal source. Do not use excessive boost when playing sound at loud levels,
as the boost is not needed then.
BASS CONTROL (17)
The Bass control provides a boost or cut of lower frequency content, such as bass guitar, so that the tonal
balance can be adjusted depending on the signal source. Do not use excessive boost when playing sound at
loud levels, as the boost is not needed then.