Peavey MULTIFEX User Manual
Specifications and Main Features
- There are four (4) independent, self-contained multi-featured digital multi-effect processors within a single (1U) rack.
- Each processor channel consists of up to five effects that can be programmed fully.
- 16 bit D/A and A/D throughout the system to enhance the sound quality.
- Front panel and MIDI control access to all 128 presets and 128 patches.
- 40-column by 2-row display helps with the ease of programming process.
- Each processor channel has a stereo/mono input and stereo/mono output.
- Each processor has a maximum of 2.7 sec delay that’s digital.
- Edit Buffer that stores any changes done to an effect and allows a yes or no for final storage.
- MIDI Input, MIDI Output and MIDI Thru.
- System Exclusive Dump and Load routines using MIDI for storage of external parameters.
- Delay Range: Left: 0.0 to 2.75 seconds, Right: 0.0 to 2.75 seconds.
- Frequency Response: Dry Signal: 20Hz to 20kHz; Effect Signal: 20Hz to 11.5kHz.
- Quantization: 16-bit Linear PCM.
- Dynamic Range: Dry Signal: more than 100dB, Effect Signal: more than 96dB.
- Inputs: All Channels: Left/Mono - mic Level-20 dBV minimum, +10 dBV maximum, Right-20 dBV minimum, +10 dBV maximum.
- Outputs: All Channels: Left +6 dBV maximum, Right +6 dBV maximum.
- VCO Modulation: LFO Rate: 0.1 Hz up to 10 Hz with Maximum Control Value of 254, LFO Depth: -10.8 milliseconds to +10.8 milliseconds, LFO Waveshape: Sinewave
- Power Supply Requirements: Only use Peavey 16.5V AC Power Supply
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: In what manner do I go about connecting the Multifexe?
A1: Start off by connecting a power supply to the input socket. Following that plug it in a normal A.C socket. The output of your instrument should then be connected to the channel one signal input jack.
Q2: How can I sustain my custom settings?
A2: Certainly, all presets and patches can conveniently be stored externally, permitting them to be reloaded to any desired location using system exclusive commands.
Q3: What are the multipurpose functions of the MIDI Multifex?
A3: The Multifex has the capability to receive International Standards Organization’s Program Changes, and can use System Exclusive to save and load its memory.
Q4: What are the electrical and electronic resources that the Multifex is equipped with?
A4: There is a total of 128 effects available in the Multifex which should be enough to provide workspace requirements for most studio and stage use.
Q5: What is the role of the Edit Buffer?
A5: This Edit Buffer is a helpful utility that enables the performance of effect changes and storage options of yes or no, therefore allowing temporary changes to be made prior to being saved.
Q6: What is the process of bypassing Multifex?
A6: The Multifex system can be completely bypassed by the use of the retractable switch located at the forefront of the multiplexer module.
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