Assessments - 5, GPA: 3.6
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Select one of the voicing options, 4 x12" or Combo •To switch the Red Box off, simply unplug the cable to the Line In or Speaker In jack. This cuts its power supply. Operating the Red Box with tube amps, solid state amps & preamps: The power amp stage in an all-tube amp is instrumental in shaping your guitar amp‘s tone, which is why we recommend you tap the power amp speaker signal (Speaker) when utilizing a tube amp. The preamp signal (Line Out) is preferable for solid state amps due to lower noise levels and superior dynamic response. Always employ the Line Out signal whenever using a preamp. Caution! Never operate an amp featuring a tube power stage without a connected speaker or a power- soak resistor with a sufficient load! Hughes & Kettner is not liable for equipment damage caused by erroneous handling of the Red Box. When in doubt consult a qualified technician, especially when dealing with load resistors. Make a habit of connecting the Speaker Thru jack to your speaker/speaker cabinet immediately after connecting the amp‘s Speaker Out to the Red Box‘s Speaker In! Ensure the amp is switched off before you begin connecting cables; otherwise the Red Box may be damaged. Ensure all plugs are inserted properly! Troubleshooting The Red Box is connected, but no signal is routed to the Balanced Out jack: •The Red Box is not receiving power. Insert a 9V block battery, plug in the proper adapter, or switch the mixer desk‘s phantom power on. •You are using an unbalanced plug adaptor. Its pin assignments do not match the Balanced Out jack‘s. Use a plug and cable corresponding to the diagram above. The amp‘s Line Out is connected to the Red Box, but the signal at the Balanced Out jack is too weak: •Ensure the amp‘s Line Out signal is properly connected to the Red Box‘s Line In jack. The amp‘s Speaker Out is connected to the Red Box but the signal at the Balanced Out jack is too powerful and is overloading the mixer/recorder’s input: •Ensure the amp‘s Speaker Out signal is properly connected to the Red Box‘s Speaker In jack. The Balanced Out signal hums: •The Red Box is not receiving enough power. Check the battery or AC adaptor. •The amp and the mixer/recorder’s earth circuits have formed a ground loop. Activate the ground lift switch on the bottom of the Red Box with a small screw driver. Hold the Red Box with the XLR- Out showing upwards. In left position, the ground lift is off, in right position, the ground lift is active. •Activate your amp‘s or the mixer/recorder’s ground lift switch, or use a transformer to galvanically separate the line circuit. •The connecting cable is poorly positioned and is picking up interference from a nearby source (perhaps a mains cord, transformer, etc.). Replace it with a high-quality cable and move this cord away from the noise source. Technical Specifications Balanced Out: electronically balanced XLR jack 1=GND/2=+/3=-600 ohms Impedance: 600 ohms Damping: Line In/ DI Out: 24 db Speaker In/ DI Out: 54 db Speaker In: 1/4" jack: unbalanced Impedance: 500 K-ohms Max. level with 9 V battery/adaptor: +40 dbV 48 V phantom power: +54 dbV, Line In: 1/4" jack: unbalanced Impedance: 15 K-ohms Max. level with 9V battery/adaptor: + 10 dbV 48V phantom power: + 24 dbV Power Supply: External adaptor: 9-15 V AC or 9-24 V DC min. of 10 mA Phantom power via Balanced Out jack: 48 V OC Battery: 9 V Typ. power cons.: 2 mN 9 V-3 mN 48 V Character Switch: 4 x 12"/Combo ...