Peavey Catalog 1973 电路图.pdf
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1、RadioFans.CN 收音机爱 好者资料库 / -a ,N. lr I I I tr t, _* :5 WE FAERICATE EVERY PIECE OF THE ELECTRONIC CHASSIS AND SPEAKER ENCLOSURES IN OUR O!N PLANT- BUILDING OUR OWN COMPONENTS KEEPS THE COST MUCH LOWER AHAN BUYING FROII OUTSIDE PRODUCERS, -. ALLOWS US TO TEST AND RE_TEST EACH ASSEMBLY AS IT 15 BUILT A
2、ND MOST IMPORTANTLY ALLOWS US TO CONTROL TtsE OUALITY AND EXCELLENCE OF EACH PARI OF OUR EOUIPMENT. WE AT PEAVEY ELECTRONICS BELIEVE THAT AUALITY IN CRAFTSMANSHIP IS OUR MOST IMPORTANT COMPONENT. T HISIN HO USE PRODUCTION ENABLES US TO BRING THE CUSTOMER AUALITY AT PRICES THAT CAN T BE APPROACHED BY
3、 OUR COMPETITION.THINK ABOUT ITI ll RadioFans.CN 收音机爱 好者资料库 PEAVEY ELECTRONICS is a young company with young freety flowing ideasj ditferent ideai, atout our product and about caftied out within a new type ot inaustriat enrergise. tndividuatity k rmportam to us bcaure we feer rhat each individuar in
4、 ou. organizalion rhourd have th chance to deverophh o. her particular tatents to the very heiqhr ot their porentiat. We started out to build the finesr amps on the msrket with price bing no objecr. As the Fmpany devetoped, new ideas and methods werc put into pracrice that actua y a owed us ro luira
5、 uii, uqio-t to. r money. we never intended ro have rhe most competitive Plics on the market at the outret . . . . . it just worked oul thar w.y. we e nor invotved with rhe huge corporate hotding companies or inro th ,corporate has!te,a, are most or our competitors. we re never fo.ced to make compro
6、mis$ to sstisfv a board oi directors or to impress stockholders with huse proritr and dividendr. wu -ut inrv to tutiiv. r.i.,*i 0 ,i *, *lf-satisfaction of buildins the finesr products avaitabre at reasona;te and fail p.i.r. e;rr * , .ot into rne DE corporate scene, we are abte to offer the custoner
7、 the besl vatue for hh money. As you look through thir catatog, we wil show you who we are, whar we?e doing, and just why yon shoutd consider our products when you buy an amp. T m k m m l- rT o ft o z I o a -l z -t - z c I o X m a - t ? 6 I f o A ra (o () HISTGIFIY ln 1957, -Hatley.Peavey buitt his
8、lirst amptifier as a par of his etectronics hobby. Severat ot his friends who wer profssional musicians tiked the sound so w that they ordered amps Io.,r,.J. fm *_A.p.ua that a kid in his basemmt was buitdins hish quatity amptitiers for far tes ihan f, ,rutiir-ri_.npunir. rr, became so sreat rhat he
9、 was torced to moye our ot his basemenr workshop into a titfle cindFblock building. orher musicians who had ideut una *gs.tio. j.iud in .Jir,vugi. p*ft tLi, new.ideas in amptifier technotosy and production. roay-cury -r ri,onii .;I; ;. taree ractory buildings and has become one of rhe tarsest sound
10、3vstem manuracttrrero in r u.riJir.i. - The new MllSlClAN series ls the resu t of one of the most comprehensive and thorough research programs ever attempted by Peavey Electronics. Many new circuits and ideas are used throughout this systen. The new 210 watt RIVIS amp ifier couples the brute force o
11、 Eigl_l h gl_ pr ergy powe alcrs-o s .o a nds.ive heatsink for fanrastic power and durabilltV. The preamplifier sectlon has every needed control function to produce unlimited dVnamics, tonal variation and almost anv specialeffect. The exclusive distortion control allows the M!rsician to dup icate th
12、e natural dislortion of an overdriven tube amp at all volume levels. This distortion controLs blends harmonics lnto the signal whlch match the harmonlc content oJ a tube amp. By adjusting the settlng o the distortion contro , varlng degrees of harmonic distortlon can be introduced into the output. n
13、 additlon to distortion, a conventionl Fuzz circuit has been lnc uded that features extremely long sLrstain and ve vet smooth response. The Musician a so includes the standard effects of reverb and tre rnolo, which are contlnuously variable and may be cLrt on and off with the rernote foot switch. Th
14、e unique six channel equallzer was developed to give the I/lusician comp ete controL over the entire tonal spectrurn by providlng incremental contTols for each frequency range. Proper adjustment of the eqLral izer enables new and different tonal blends to be created. The second channel of the Muslci
15、an ls c ear of all effects and is equlpped w th vo ume, treble, bass and middle contro s. For added flexabilitv, a booster power outpul has been designed to allow additlon of external power arnps. The tremendous power and versatilitV of the IVluslcian are compllmented by the many speaker options ofJ
16、ered with this unique series. To accomodate a I preferences we have provided several distinctly dlferent systems, each with its particular characteristlcs of response, power handling, and portability. The 412 enc osure emp oys Jour twelve lnch eight ohm drivers moLrnted in two entirelV seperate sub-
17、enclosures with ducted port I N 6 tuning to provide optimLlm damping and efJiciency at the low end as we as maintaining extremelv wide Jrequency response at extreme power levels The6l2H ulilizes six twelve inch sixteen ohrn drlvers in three Seperale o r sJspensio. SUb-e1, lOSL,es lo, rnairnLm power
18、handling and performance. The extreme high end is reproduced by a hyperbolic.horn with a heavy duty driver and crossover network. The 412S-2 option uses eight twe ve inch sixteen ohm drivers in two seperate speaker cabinets each of whlch is divided into seperate air suspension sub-enc osLrTes. Thse
19、seperate enclos!res may be stacked or seJlerated for more dispersion. The eight drivers provide huge power handling capability as we I as produce intense sound ores rF levp s needed o. .rge o .dro1!F . A full compliment of effects, a six channe equa izer, a second clear channel, and near V twice the
20、 power of anything in its price range, make the Musician well worth consideration pecs Ourplr Power Zr0 !, RMS to;. Tr,tD noZOHMS Sensit,v rv 20mV 1 KHZ (Tone Co.r ors Flat. vo r.etZ:OOt tnpur tmpeoance:/?r orvrs d raktng advanrage of the lack of understanding of the buying pub ic. As voLr probablv
21、know, there are sveral ways to rate the power of an amplifier, but onty one rhat means anything at a . Average power is determined by applying rhe power formuta (Averase power=VR/Sx|RMS) and using rhe FMS vottages and currenis measured at the amplifiers output under CONT NUOUS operat nq conditions.
22、We pubtish our power rattngs in severat ways to provlde a tue measlre of comparison wtth other arnp ifiers. you shoLrrd pay most attention to the ,RMS; power rating oi any amp as this is the mosr rea istlc raring method. You should be aware that many companies give their RMS power ratings but do not
23、 menrion rhe percenrage of dislorrton at rated power. A 100 vtt HMS ampllfier cou d concivably be rated at over 200 watts BMS if th Lrnit is a owed to be tesred at complete overdrive with forty to fifty per cnt distonlon. This Lrnit wou d in facr be capab e of 2oO warts but sinc rhe distortion is so
24、 hiqh, it is Lrnusab e at that power. Remember, if Ff/lS power is menrioned in a specificarion sheet it means nothin-g if the d stortion figure is not givn for thai power level. lt is the policy of some companies to rate power ar over ren per,cnr drsrorrion. Th s policy allows them ro claim over 100
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