User manual PEAVEY FEEDBACK FERRET

[. . . ] When a cart is used, use caution when moving the cart/apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip-over. Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time. Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped. [. . . ] Filters 9­16 are static and always set before the dynamic filters. Once these static filters are defined, they lock and maintain their status until they are reset. The dynamic filters (1­8) are those filters that change as input changes (i. Power The LED lights when AC power is supplied and the power switch is on. The mains cord should be connected to the unit before connecting to a suitable AC outlet. Fuse Domestic: 1A Slow-Blow Export: 500 mA Time Delay Power Switch This switch applies AC mains power to the internal power supply. When the unit is functioning, the Power LED on the front panel will illuminate. Front Panel Disable Switch When the Disable switch is engaged, all buttons on the front of the unit are disabled. Power Up Recall This button determines, upon power up, whether the unit recalls the last settings used or preset 1. The Feedback Ferret can be used in a variety of locations within a sound system. Place a Ferret at the input insert of every microphone or you could process many microphones together by placing a single Ferret on the output of a vocal subgroup. One of the most common connections is to install the Ferret between the mixer's output and the power amp's input. This mixer output may be from the main output or the monitor output, depending on your needs. You can also place the Ferret on a single channel's insert to eliminate feedback from a single microphone or instrument. Once the Ferret has determined the problem frequencies for a particular setup, you can save that group of filter settings to one of the four preset buttons for instant recall. The Ferret includes a set of 16 digital notch filters that employ sophisticated algorithms that seek out and destroy feedback, without destroying your tone. Filters 9­16 are static and always set before the dynamic filters (1­8). Once these static filters are set, they lock and maintain their status until they are reset by the user or a different preset is selected. [. . . ] If all or most of the filters are lit up, bring the master level back down, reset the filters and start over. The Wide button allows each filter to work on a wider range of frequencies thereby freeing up additional filters for other use. (Note: If all or most of the filters light up it's probably an indication that it is a bad room, a bad system setup or you are just too loud! [. . . ]