Fender 2150 Power Amplifier Owners Manual - Page 4

Front, Panel, Functions

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VOLUME PRESENCE 6 VOLUME PRESENCE 10 10 10 ;414z,i1.: OUTPUT POWER CHANNEL A CHANNEL 8 et rV A B 2150 FRONT PANEL FUNCTIONS A. VOLUME: Adjusts the overall loudness of each individual channel regardless of the mode the amplifier is operated in (mono, stereo, single channel). See function 9 for a description of mode selection. B. PRESENCE: Adjusts the amount of boost in the upper high frequency range of each individual channel. With the control at minimum (fully counterclockwise), the frequency response of the amplifier is flat. C. OUTPUT POWER METERS: These meters indicate the power being output to the speakers, one for each channel. Each LED represents about 3dB of sound level with the first green led representing a loudness level 21dB below full power. If all green and yellow LED's plus the first red LED is lit, then the peaks of the output signal are soft-clipping (this is rarely audible). If all LED's are lit, then the amplifier is hard clipping the output signal. This is often desired as distortion when used as a guitar amplifier but not when used as a bass or PA amplifier (see note D.for emulation selection).

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et
VOLUME
PRESENCE
6
10
A
VOLUME
PRESENCE
B
10
rV
10
;414z,i1.:
OUTPUT
POWER
CHANNEL
A
CHANNEL
8
2150
FRONT
PANEL
FUNCTIONS
A.
VOLUME:
Adjusts
the
overall
loudness
of
each
individual
channel
regardless
of
the
mode
the
amplifier
is
operated
in
(mono,
stereo,
single
channel).
See
function
9
for
a
description
of
mode
selection.
B.
PRESENCE:
Adjusts
the
amount
of
boost
in
the
upper
high
frequency
range
of
each
individual
channel.
With
the
control
at
minimum
(fully
counterclockwise),
the
frequency
response
of
the
amplifier
is
flat.
C.
OUTPUT
POWER
METERS:
These
meters
indicate
the
power
being
output
to
the
speakers,
one
for
each
channel.
Each
LED
represents
about
3dB
of
sound
level
with
the
first
green
led
representing
a
loudness
level
21dB
below
full
power.
If
all
green
and
yellow
LED's
plus
the
first
red
LED
is
lit,
then
the
peaks
of
the
output
signal
are
soft
-clipping
(this
is
rarely
audible).
If
all
LED's
are
lit,
then
the
amplifier
is
hard
clipping
the
output
signal.
This
is
often
desired
as
distortion
when
used
as
a
guitar
amplifier
but
not
when
used
as
a
bass
or
PA
amplifier
(see
note
D.for
emulation
selection).