Aer Compact 603 User Manual

user manual
Compact 603
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Compact 603
user manual
Contents Page
1. Introduction 3
2. Safety instructions 4
3. Controls and connections 5
3.1 Front side 5
3.2 Rear side 6
4. Starting up 7
4.1 Cabling and switching-on 7
4.2 Level adjustment 7
5. Functional characteristics 7
5.1 Equalization 7
5.2 Eects 8
5.3 Footswitch 8
5.4 Phantom powering 8
6. Technical specications 9
7. Circuit diagram 10
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1. Introduction
Welcome to B!
Thank you for choosing the Compact 60
The Compact 60 powerful amplier system. Especially developed for the enhancement of acoustic instruments it is as well suitable for other (also electrical) instruments.
Our conceptional design was focussed on the sin­ger-/songwriter who requires outstanding repro­duction of instrument and vocals as well as a handy unit with gigbag for easy travelling even with public means of transport, astonishing audiences as well as sound-engineers through excellent sound and pro­fessional instrumentation.
All AER-systems are subtly dynamically controlled, which ensures absolute reliability in full load opera­tion despite strikingly small sizes and little weight.
Read on and have fun using your Compact 60
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2. Safety instructions
The following guidelines shall help minimize the risk
of injury through re or electric shock.
1. Carefully read these safety notes before you use
the device!
2. Keep these safety notes in a safe place.
3. Pay attention to all warnings, instructions and ad-
ditional texts on the unit.
4. Do not install or use your device in close proximity
to water or if you are wet yourself.
5. Use your device in a safe place where nobody can
step on cables or trip over and damage them.
6. Always pull the mains plug before cleaning your
device. Use only a dry cloth for cleaning. Avoid the
use of detergents and do not let any liquids seep
into the unit.
7. Never install your device close to units with strong
electromagnetic elds such as large mains transfor-
mers, revolving machines, neon illumination etc. Do
not lay signal cables parallel to power current cables.
8. There are no user-serviceable components inside the unit. To avoid the risk of an electric shock, the unit must not be opened. All maintenance, adjust­ment and repair works should be carried out by qualied sta only. Any unauthorized tampering will void the 2-year warranty.
9. In keeping with the EMV regulations screened cables with correctly tted connectors must be used for all signal connections.
10. Always use an earthed power supply with the correct mains voltage. If you are in doubt about the power outlets ground, have it checked by a qualied technician.
11. Cable up your device only when it is powered o
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