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Cabulator

Power Soak

The POWER SOAK control determines the level of power reduction for the guitar amp signal. 
Set fully left mutes the signal, turned fully right results in a power reduction of -8 dB. Therefore, 
the signal level at the SOAK OUTPUT is always reduced by at least 8 dB. 

An  8dB  reduction  can  be  compared  approximately  to  the  volume  that  results  from  a  „half 
power“ setting at guitar amps; usually this is still pretty loud in many situations. If you wish 
to have an unaltered signal present at the cabinet, you can always feed the cab with a second 
speaker out from the amp directly. 

The Cabulator’s power soak provides three main features:

1. No dynamic loss – the sound is independent from the power soak intensity.

2. The power soak is independent from the sound simulation unit. There is no mutual interac-

tion which would complicate operation.

3. The power soak functionality and regulation is a passive design can also be used without 

power connection.

IMPORTANT NOTE:

 Turn the POWER SOAK control fully left if no cabinet is connected to the  

SOAK OUTPUT. Otherwise the impedance at the SPEAKER IN increases. This is not critical but 
reduces the power of the input signal at the SPEAKER IN.

Speaker Voicing

The SPEAKER VOICING control is the main element for sound creation. Like with a cabinet you 
can adjust the basic sound character and simulate the sound pressure level here: If you turn the 
control to the right, a mid focus is becoming more and more audible. At the same time signal 
level and compression effects increase – just like the sound changes with a loud cabinet.

Also refer to the chapter „Leveling the D. I. Output Signal“ on the following page.

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Control Elements

Overview

Summary of Contents for Cabulator 2930

Page 1: ...Manual Power soak speaker simulator and D I output for guitar amplifiers Cabulator Model 2930...

Page 2: ...0 2163 983 420 E Mail info spl info Internet www spl info The construction of the Cabulator Model 2930 is in compliance with the stan dards and regulations of the European Cummunity Notes on Environm...

Page 3: ...Overview Wiring Examples 9 Rear Panel Connections 10 Speaker In Important Warning on Connecting Guitar Amps Soak Output 10 D I Output DC Power On and Off Power Connection Passive Power Soak 11 FRONT...

Page 4: ...where near water for example near a wash basin or bath in a damp cellar near swimming pools or the like In such cases there is an extremely high risk of fatal electrical shocks Insertion of foreign ob...

Page 5: ...sure that any service technician uses original replacement parts or those with identical specifications as the originals Incorrectly substituted parts can lead to fire electrical shock or other dange...

Page 6: ...quipment in the professional music film multimedia and broadcasting industries Our products enjoy a first rank worldwide reputation for innovation user friendli ness and consistently superior performa...

Page 7: ...gnals for live mixes are at recording quality level and free from crosstalk from other sound sources The guitarist can play in the control room to listen and react to the playback directly Significant...

Page 8: ...xternal power supply with the following specifications 9 volts DC regulated power supply 200mA minimum DC jack connector 2 1mm outer plus center minus Boss standard On and Off The Cabulator has no sep...

Page 9: ...L NUMBER 8 Load Only Connect to Speaker Out of Amplifier Max 100 Watts Tip Sleeve GND SOAK OUTPUT SOAK OUTPUT Power Soak Output Tip Sleeve GND Connect to Speaker Cabinet 4 to 16 Load Transformer Bal L...

Page 10: ...mplifiers rated at a 100W maximum to maintain a further 100W reserve for signal peaks A guitar amp may be used ONLY within its normal operating parameters The Cabulator may be loaded up to 200W But pl...

Page 11: ...r unplug the external power supply in order to switch the unit on or off First connect the DC connector before you plug in the power connector Always keep the DC connector plugged when you power the u...

Page 12: ...nt from the sound simulation unit There is no mutual interac tion which would complicate operation 3 The power soak functionality and regulation is a passive design can also be used without power conn...

Page 13: ...ain SPEAKER VOICING setting and do not want to change this sound result you have to adjust the signal levels at following units AD converters line inputs of a console etc Usually the ranges to set the...

Page 14: ...onnect to Recording Device Stagebox etc D I OUTPUT D I OUTPUT DC POWER DC POWER The Tonehunter logo is a registered trademark of Tonehunter Ltd MADE IN GERMANY IN ORDER TO AVOID POSSIBLE DAMAGE OF YOU...

Page 15: ...I OUTPUT DC POWER DC POWER The Tonehunter logo is a registered trademark of Tonehunter Ltd MADE IN GERMANY IN ORDER TO AVOID POSSIBLE DAMAGE OF YOUR GUITAR AMPLIFIER DO NOT SET ITS MASTER VOLUME ABOV...

Page 16: ...er supply for voltages from 100 250 volts 9V DC 200 mA 2 1 mm DC plug Power consumption 0 5VA Fuse internal 100 250 V AC T 100 mA Dimensions Weight Height x width x depth 134 mm x 300 mm x 207 mm Weig...

Page 17: ...Cabulator Model 2930 Block Diagram...

Page 18: ...Copy Master Recall Settings Guitarist Album Gig Title Engineer Track s Groups Date...

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