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1、Transformer 112/212 Transtube Series Transformer 112/212 Transtube Series Operating Guide RadioFans.CN 收音机爱 好者资料库 2 Intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated “dangerous voltage” within the products enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock t

2、o persons. Intended to alert the user of the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the product. CAUTION: Risk of electrical shock DO NOT OPEN! CAUTION: To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove cover. No user serviceable par

3、ts inside. Refer servicing to qualified service personnel. WARNING: To prevent electrical shock or fire hazard, do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture. Before using this appliance, read the operating guide for further warnings. Este smbolo tiene el propsito, de alertar al usuario de la pre

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5、o en la informacin que viene con el producto. PRECAUCION: Riesgo de descarga elctrica NO ABRIR! PRECAUCION: Para disminur el riesgo de descarga elctrica, no abra la cubierta. No hay piezas tiles dentro. Deje todo mantenimiento en manos del personal tcnico cualificado. ADVERTENCIA: Para evitar descar

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12、zt werden. Vor Inbetriebnahme unbedingt die Bedienungsanleitung lesen. RadioFans.CN 收音机爱 好者资料库 Transformer112/212 Modeling Amplifiers Congratulations on your purchase of the worlds most technologically advanced guitar amp, the Transformerby Peavey. Though instrument amplifier emulation has been occu

13、rring for some time now, none have accomplished what Peavey has in the Transformer. Within a small, light weight combo package, Peavey has managed to emulate both the voicing and dampening characteristics of some of the worlds most popular amplifiers using TransTubeTechnology. This guide covers both

14、 the Transformer 112 and the Transformer 212. The difference in the two models are noted where applicable. It is important that you read this guide in its entirety. There are extra functions within the Transformer that are not made apparent by the front panel labeling. Just like a computer may have

15、“hot key” combinations (pressing two keys will perform a distinct function), the Transformer uses certain button and knob combinations to achieve special functions. These are explained in detail within this guide. A chart indicating these “hot key” combinations is included for quick reference and a

16、complete section, Transformer Tricks, has been dedicated to the subject. The Features list and Quick Start section will familiarize you with the Transformer . Were confident that you will be amazed at the great sound of this amp; however, please read the manual in its entirety. Doing so will give yo

17、u the knowledge you need to mold and shape your tone and create voicings reminiscent of classic amp designs as well as modern icons. Lets get started! FEATURES Simple interface for ease of standard operation 12 distinct amp models Reverb/Delay Five types of modulation effects (chorus, flanger, phase

18、r, tremolo and rotary) Footswitchable preset select, effects on/off, boost and tap tempo 50 watt TransTube power amp with T. Dynamics (Transformer 112) .2 x 50 watts TransTube power amp with T. Dynamics (Transformer 212) 32 presets (16 factory +16 user) with primary and secondary settings Guitar/chr

19、omatic strobe-style tuner Effects loop QUICK START This section will allow you to preview the Transformers sound capability with hands-on play time. Caution: Please look over this guide and read any caution or warning statements found within. Following these warnings is crucial to your personal safe

20、ty and the safety of your Peavey product. (1) Once you unpack your Transformer , plug the power cord into a socket supplying the proper AC line voltage for your unit. This is noted on the rear of the unit, near the power switch. (2) Turn the Master Level control to the “0” position. 3 ENGLISH (3) Co

21、nnect the footswitch (included) to the Footswitch jack in the rear of the Transformer using the eight-pin DIN cable (included). (4) Plug your guitar (instrument) into the High Gain input using a high quality shielded instrument cable. (5) Flip the power switch to the “ON” position to turn the unit o

22、n. This is also a good time to reinitialize the unit. Turn the unit on while pressing and holding down both the STORE and USER buttons simultaneously. This will reinitialize (or reset) the unit, deleting any alterations to the internal programming that may have occured at the Peavey dealership. (6)

23、Turn your guitar volume up to your normal playing position or the full volume position, whichever you prefer. (7) Gradually increase the Master Level control by turning it clockwise. Do this slowly to avoid any sudden level changes that could damage your hearing. We recommend setting the amp to a lo

24、w volume while you are sampling the various presets. As you change from preset to preset using the footswitch, volume changes may occur. (8) If you wish, you may leave the footswitch disconnected and select the various presets and banks by hand. This can be done by rotating the Preset Matrix knob on

25、 the front of your Transformer to the desired preset location. After reinitialization, the Transformer will power up in the A1 (first preset) factory preset position. The footswitch comes up “Preset Mode”. Pushing the footswitch buttons labeled 1, 2, 3 and 4 (also labeled A, B, C and D respectively)

26、 will select one of the four presets in the A bank. To change from the A bank to the B, C or D banks, push the button marked BANK and enter “Bank Mode”. A yellow Bank LED will blink indicating the current bank. In this mode the same preset buttons (1 - 4) now take on a new meaning. As they are marke

27、d, they now select from the banks A-D. Once the desired bank has been selected (by pushing one of the A-D buttons) the footswitch returns to the “Preset Mode”. If this seems confusing refer to the remainder of this guide for a detailed map and explanation of preset structure within the Transformer.

28、You should now be able to dance around the footswitch selecting the various presets and banks. Once again, it is imperative that you read the remainder of this guide in order to realize all of the functions of the Transformer. This guide is packed with many important cautions as well as visual aids

29、to help you master this feature packed amplifier. 4 TRANSFORMER 112 PRESET STRUCTURE This section will describe the overall preset structure of your amplifier. Refer to the diagrams to better understand how the presets are divided and selected on the Transformer . First, your Transformer is shipped

30、with 16 factory presets and 16 user presets. From Peavey, the 16 factory presets are identical to the 16 user presets (unless manually changed). Factory Presets The 16 factory presets are included to give you a good starting point and to illustrate some of the Transformers capabilities. Most users w

31、ill learn from the factory presets and apply what they have learned to the programmable, user presets. When a factory preset is altered it can be stored to a user preset. Any change in a factory setting will be lost (if not stored as a user preset) when the next preset is selected. User Presets The

32、16 user presets come from Peavey loaded with the same presets found in the 16 factory presets. They can easily be “transformed” to your preference and/or saved in the same (or a different) location. It is easy to select between the user and factory presets. Simply press (and quickly release) the Use

33、r Switch on the front panel of your Transformer to toggle between both. The LED next to the switch will illuminate to indicate you are in the user preset group. The factory and user presets are each divided into 4 banks (A, B, C and D). Each bank is divided into four individual presets. Therefore, 4

34、 banks x 4 presets = 16 (or A1 thru D4). This is demonstrated in the diagram below. 5 16 Factory Presets 16 User Presets Transformer 112 (same as factory) 16 Factory Presets 16 User Presets Transformer 112 A1 through A4 B1 through B4 C1 through C4 D1 through D4 A1 through A4 B1 through B4 C1 through

35、 C4 D1 through D4 16 Factory Presets 16 User Presets Transformer 112 (same as factory) 16 Factory Presets 16 User Presets Transformer 112 A1 through A4 B1 through B4 C1 through C4 D1 through D4 A1 through A4 B1 through B4 C1 through C4 D1 through D4 Each preset, factory or user, has primary and seco

36、ndary settings for gain/EQ, modulation, delay and reverb. These primary and secondary settings do not include amp model, modulation type or delay tempo changes. You can access and edit these settings by placing the PFC 4 footswitch in the EFX Select Mode. Thats a multitude of effects/gain combinatio

37、ns. EFX Select Mode is discussed in detail on page 13. Important! Now that you have a good understanding of the preset structure it is important that you keep three things in mind while editing and saving presets. First, you can change any preset (user or factory) and save it to any of the 16 USER p

38、reset locations. For example, you may change the Pre Gain level on factory preset A1 and save it to user preset B3. Of course, when you pull up factory preset A1 the Pre Gain value will revert back to its original value and the new value will be stored in the user preset B3. Once changed, the origin

39、al user settings will no longer be identical to the factory settings. Second, whenever you reinitialize the Transformer you perform a hard reset. All programmed presets will be deleted and the Transformer will revert back to its original factory and user settings. Third, every preset has primary and

40、 secondary settings accessible by the EFX Select footswitch mode. AC POWER There are two features that deal with AC power on the Transformer. Both are located on the left, rear panel of the unit. Next to these features you will find the proper AC line voltage requirement for your particular amplifie

41、r. It is important that this requirement be met for your units safe and proper use. Refer to the diagram below for the location of these parts. REAR PANEL 1. REMOVABLE AC POWER CORD (UNDERSIDE OF REAR CHASSIS) This receptacle is for the IEC line cord (included), which provides AC power to the unit.

42、Connect the line cord to this connector and to a properly grounded AC supply. Damage to the equipment may occur if an improper line voltage is used. (See voltage marking on unit.) Never remove or cut the ground pin of the line cord plug. This unit is supplied with a properly rated line cord. When lo

43、st or damaged, replace this cord with one of the proper ratings. 2. POWER SWITCH Place this switch in the “ON” position to turn the Transformer on. The LEDs on the front panel and the footswitch (if connected) will illuminate indicating that the unit is on. 6 2 FRONT PANEL The front panel of the Tra

44、nsformer features all of the user controls necessary to create the sound and response you want. The footswitch, though also a controlling factor, contains only a small portion of the front panel features. The following section describes the front panel features in detail. Where applicable, features

45、associated with the footswitch are noted. When you complete this section you should know the function of each and every knob and jack on the front panel. INPUT 3. HIGH GAIN INPUT JACK This is the standard input used for most instrument applications. Most electric guitars will work ideally when plugg

46、ed into this 1/4 mono input. The High Gain Input is 6 dB louder than the Low Gain Input (4). 4. LOW GAIN INPUT JACK This 1/4 mono input is provided for instruments with extremely high outputs, which can result in overdriving (distorting) the High Gain Input (3). If both the Low Gain and High Gain in

47、puts are used simultaneously, their levels are both Low Gain. PRESET 5. PRESET MATRIX SELECTOR This encoder switch provides a means of selecting the active preset. Based on the position of the User Switch (6), the encoder switch can select any preset, user or factory. The matrix is divided into four

48、 groups (A, B, C and D) representing the four banks. Positions 1 - 4 and their respective LEDs are labeled in each bank to allow for distinct preset selection. The current active preset is always indicated by the illuminated LED next to its position except when storing. During the Store function the

49、 blinking LED shows the destination preset and not the current one. The function of the Preset Matrix Selector can also be performed by the footswitch and MIDI program change commands. Refer to the MIDI/Footswitch section of this guide for an explanation of these functions. For a description of the Transformer preset structure go to page 28. 6. USER SWITCH/LED The User Switch toggles the Transformer between factory presets and user presets. This function can only be performed on the front panel, not the footswitch. The LED next to the User Switch will illumin