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BThe Acoustic People

Manual amp two

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amp two

Operating Manual

Contents:

1. Introduction

2. Safety precautions

3. Concept

4. Controls

5. Operation summary

6. Technical specications

7. Disposal regulations

1. Introduction

Welcome to AER. It took us quite some time – so we are all the more happy

that you have opted for the two.amp

You have chosen a professional, compact and powerful amplier which was

designed especially for handling electric basses.

When talking about authentic tone, not just the instrument but the entire sig-

nal chain is our reference. Instrument, pickup, cable, preamplier, power amp-

lier and loudspeakers will create what you understand as ‘your tone’.

We would appreciate if the two should become a vital element for you amp

and wish you lots of enjoyment with it.

2. Safety precautions

Please read and check if you have understood all instructions in this manual.

Always take some basic safety precautions when using your amp two in order

to minimize the risk of injury through re or electric shock.

Pay attention to all warnings, instructions and additional texts on the amp

two.

Always use an earthed power supply with the correct mains voltage. If you

are in doubt about the power outlet’s ground, have it checked by a qualied

technician.

Use only fuses with the same current rating and trigger characteristic as repla-

cements. Never mend fuses! Should a fuse blow again after a short while, the

device needs to be checked.

Pay attention to an unhindered air circulation in the amplier’s surroundings.

Never obstruct the air vents or grilles.

Do not install or use your two in close proximity to water or if you are amp

soaking wet yourself.

Use your amp two in a safe place where nobody can step on cables or trip over

and damage them.

Do not install your two close to devices with strong elec tromagnetic amp

elds such as large mains transformers, revolving machines, neon illuminati-

on etc. Do not lay signal cables parallel to power current cables.

Cable up your two only if it is powered o.amp

Always pull out the mains plug before you clean your two. Use a damp amp

cloth for cleaning. Avoid the use of detergents and do not let any liquids enter

into the unit.

There are no user-servicable components inside your two. All mainte-amp

nance, adjustment and repair works should be carried out by qualied sta

only. Any unauthorized tampering will void our 2-year warranty.

Keep this manual in a safe place!

3. Concept

It was our ambition to put a professional unit with tremendous power, great

features and outstanding tonal qualities into a small portable cabinet to make

the ‘whole bass’ really happy.

It’s been known for a long time how innovative today’s bass players are and

how they love trying out new things.

No doubt has the electric bass evolved into a ‘solo instrument’; for this reason

the acoustic and technical requirements have gone up steeply and conse-

quently the demands on the engineers as well.

Straight talk

A distortion-free, rock-solid and deep bass reproduction nds itself in cons-

tant opposition with physics, human perception and what product costing

still accepts as in line with market conformity.

A lot more energy is needed to give the fundamental bass notes the same vo-

lume as midrange or treble frequencies. The aim is a harmonic reproduction

of the instrument’s pure tone, irrespective of resonance and formant ranges.

In theory several problematic issues can add here in a negative way:

• The human ear is far more sensitive at middle frequencies than at any other

tonal ranges.

• The instrument shows a very uneven reproduction of its individual spectrum.

There are big dierences in level, dispersion characteristic and sustain which

produce frequency cancellations and peaks.

• The reproduction of low bass frequencies requires more ‘energy’ and puts

a lot more stress on the material as well as the components – the more so if

extra amplication is made using equalization (e.g.: +15dB at 80 Hz equals the

5.6-fold voltage at this point or 31.6 times more power).

Tonally speaking, the ‘bass’ is a very demanding instrument. Its reproductive

capabilitiy extends over the entire audio spectrum. The level-relevant distri-

bution, however, is very disproportionate. In general the lows and particular-

ly the highs are greatly boosted to achieve a well-balanced signal which can

then be further processed by sophisticated tone controls.

The random interaction of pickups, pre and power ampliers, each with nu-

merous controls and varying quality degrees, will soon reveal limitations that

will entail a mediocre signal-to-noise ratio of the whole audio chain and cut

down on dynamics, since the power amplifer, power supply or components

hit their performance limit too early.

By now it should be clear how complex the problem is and why we have taken

quite a dierent approach to realise our tonal ideas, letting the ‘bass’ sound

the way it wants to sound.

• An analogue 200 watts power amplier with high dynamic reserves and a

massive power supply provides the required output power.

• The analogue signal processor monitors the signal so that the full output

power can be called on without an ample ‘headroom’ which would be requi-

red otherwise. This will spare you space and weight, save the loudspeaker

and provide constant, dened power amp conditions. Since this is a ‘closed

system’ (power amp, processor and loudspeaker), all components can be per-

fectly matched while ensuring maximum eciency without overstraining the

system. We go to the limits, but not beyond.

• We have chosen a 10” Sica instrument speaker chassis. This loudspeaker is

highly suitable for a good bass response, especially in small ported cabinets.

However, response characteristic, power handling and eciency are interde-

pendent factors so that dedicated bass chassis are always a bit lower in volu-

me (approx. -3dB) than all-purpose speakers. The chassis has been tested for

electrical and mechanical dependability according to AES standard.

• The cabinet must withstand an enormous strain. It is made from 18 mm slot-

ted, waterproof laminated birch plywood. The speaker chassis sits in a separa-

te ported chamber to provide optimum uncoupling from the electronics.

• Additional features:

- Compressor

- Adjustable XLR DI out

- Line out, tuner out, headphones out

- Footswitchable >Mute< and >Eect on/o< functions

- Pre and post EQ inserts

- Eects loop

- Ground lift

- Adjustable AUX input

Product specificaties

Merk:	AER
Categorie:	Niet gecategoriseerd
Model:	Amp Two

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