Master Section; Rear Panel; Effects Loops - Fishman POCKER BLENDER Manual

P o c k e t B l e n d e r
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ASTER ECTION
Low Battery Indicator
If you use a battery to power the Pocket Blender, the LED will flash briefly when you plug into the input-
telling you that the unit is powering up.
When the red LED lights with no signal present it is time to change the battery.
If the low battery light comes on while you're playing don't worry, you'll have enough power to get through
a gig. Just be sure to change the battery before the next time you use the preamp.
Master Volume Control
For the cleanest sound, set the master volume as high as you can without distorting your amp or mixer.
Mute Switch
Mutes all signals at the output section, so you can take breaks without changing any of your volume
settings.
With the mute engaged you can also silently disconnect the cable from your instrument without a loud
pop through the speakers.
The mute switch is also useful with an electronic tuner. Plug the tuner into the transducer send and
engage the mute switch. You can now tune onstage without being heard through the speakers.
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EAR ANEL
9-Volt Phantom Power Switch
Push the switch in for 9 volts bias voltage to the ring contact of the Input jack.
Push the 9-Volt phantom power switch in when you use a mini-electret microphone. Push the switch out
if you will use the Microphone Channel for a second pickup (piezo or magnetic)
Input jack
(see Page 6)

Effects Loops

The microphone effects loop lets you insert outboard effects or signal processors into the Microphone
Channel.
The microphone channel send comes after the:
• Bass and treble controls
• Trim control
• HI cut and LO cut switches
• Phase switch
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