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CABINET/SPEAKERS

Dimensions

14.5" wide X 24.5" High X 12.5" Deep

Weight

42 lbs.

Total Impedance

4 ohms

8" Loudspeaker

Low resonance
1.5" voice coil
30 oz. magnet
60 watts continuous sine wave power handling capacity
Shallow cone design for low distortion
Impedance: 8 ohms

5" Cone Tweeter

1" voice coil
cast frame
12 oz magnet
50 watts continuous sine wave power handling capacity
Impedance: 8 ohms

Passive Crossover Components

Capacitors: polyester
Coils: 1.7 milli-henry iron choke, low DCR, custom made

Cabinet Construction

Interlocking dado, glued and nailed Cabinet Material: 7 ply, 3/4", waterproof, void free, birch or maple 

plywood
Covering: blue carpet

BABY BLUE II - FRONT PANEL FEATURES

BABY BLUE II - FRONT PANEL FEATURES

PASSIVE/ACTIVE

This input can and should be used if your instrument has passive electronics (no built-in preamp). Some p

ickups such as EMG, etc. employ batteries for operation and will work perfectly using the Passive/Active input.

Technically speaking, this input should be used if your instrument has an output voltage of 1 volt RMS or

LESS. Consult your owners manual or ask the manufacturer if you are unsure.

NOTE:

If you hear a small amount of distortion and neither the Preamp Clip LED or Power Amp clip LED are

activated, try using the Active Input Jack. Some built-in preamps such as those made by Bartolini can be 

used in the Passive/Active input.

BABY BLUE II OWNER’S MANUAL • 3

Summary of Contents for Baby Blue II

Page 1: ...SWR SCOTTSDALE AZ USA Baby Blue II OWNER S MANUAL OWNER S MANUAL...

Page 2: ...to be walked on or pinched by items placed upon them paying particular attention to cords at plugs and the point where they exit the product K LIGHTNING For added protection of this product during a...

Page 3: ...cter of the individual musician and their instrument without altering or masking their inherent qualities and or techniques The speaker system in Baby Blue is patterned along the lines of studio refer...

Page 4: ...z 4 1 0 05 Frequency Response power amp 3db at 10 Hz and 22KHz System Distortion Gain and Master Volume full enhancer and tone controls set flat 1KHz 0 5 THD Sensitivity for full output 8 ohms 1 KHz P...

Page 5: ...ree birch or maple plywood Covering blue carpet BABY BLUE II FRONT PANEL FEATURES BABY BLUE II FRONT PANEL FEATURES PASSIVE ACTIVE This input can and should be used if your instrument has passive elec...

Page 6: ...will correct the situation NOTE Constant clipping of the preamp will not harm the electronics in your Baby Blue however damage can occur to some speakers due to near DC content present in a clipped w...

Page 7: ...oost 40 6KHz We suggest you try all of the above examples Then try doing just the opposite to realize both ends of the spectrum Keep in mind that the amount of cut or boost is something only you can d...

Page 8: ...R Pad control To lift remove the ground connection pull the knob outward until it clicks If a persistent hum exists after trying both positions of the ground lift function there is probably a problem...

Page 9: ...ly reduce the noise generated by effects devices as compared to in line effects loops Additional features of this type of loop can be found below under the Receive jack section SEND JACK Run a shielde...

Page 10: ...failure or your power amp from bad speakers or their respective cables This fuse can open blow if your amp is on and you are playing while plugging in the internal speakers or an extension speaker cab...

Page 11: ...BABY BLUE II OWNER S MANUAL 9 continued on page 10...

Page 12: ...10 BABY BLUE II OWNER S MANUAL SUGGESTED SETTINGS CONTINUED SUGGESTED SETTINGS CONTINUED...

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