Palmer supreme soaker Bedienungsanleitung Seite 13

USER MANUAL
7. POWER
As soon as the Supreme Soaker is connected to the mains using the external power supply, the illuminated power
symbol on the power button (standby) pulsates. Press the button to end standby mode and put the device into
operation. To switch back to standby mode, press the power button again.
When exiting standby mode, make sure that all LEDs on the front light up briefly! If one or more LEDs do not
light up during start-up, this indicates a fault. Disconnect the device from the power supply and contact
your sales partner!
8. INPUT LEVEL
5-segment LED display for the signal level at the AMP IN amplifier input.
9. OUTPUT LEVEL
5-segment LED display for the signal level at the loudspeaker output SPK OUT.
10. LINE OUT
LEVEL
Volume control for the LINE OUT stereo output. TIP: When connecting a mixing console, audio interface or similar,
select the centre position (0 dB) as the default setting and only increase or decrease the signal level if necessary
(+/- 12 dB).
BLEND
Controls the volume ratio between the AMP and MIC signals.
11. MIC IN
GAIN
Adjusts the pre-amplification of the MIC/LINE IN audio input.
SGN/PK
The two-colour LED indicates whether a signal is present at the MIC/LINE audio input (lights up amber) and whether
the input stage is operating at the distortion limit or in the distortion range (flashes red or lights up red continuously).
In this case, reduce the pre-amplification using the GAIN control and, if necessary, activate the 20 dB PAD (rear of the
device, see section 3 PAD).
TONE
Tone control with hi-shelf filter. Boost (turn to the right) or attenuate (turn to the left) the high frequencies. In the
centre position, the audio signal is not processed.
12. SPEAKER TONE
6-way switch for setting the sound characteristics in the loudspeaker signal path (5 presets plus bypass).
13. SPEAKER ATTN (Attenuation)
8-way switch for gradual attenuation of the volume at the SPK OUT loudspeaker output.
BYPASS (with indicator LED) = no attenuation.
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