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Schertler STAT PRE Quick Manual
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QUICK START
AT FIRST USE
The 9V battery is already installed on new preamps.
For battery check, plug an instrument cable into the
OUTPUT socket and see that the blue LED lights up.
Repeat this anytime you want to check the battery
status.
To replace an empty battery, remove the 4 screws on
the rear panel's corners to get access to the battery
compartment.
CONNECTIONS
Connect the instrument cable to the INPUT socket
and the output cable to the OUTPUT socket.
Unplug the OUTPUT to turn off the preamp and save
battery when the preamp is not in use.
Q U I C K
G U I D E
Schertler SA
Via Beroldingen 18
6850 Mendrisio
Switzerland
T +41 (0)91 630 07 10
F +41 (0)91 630 07 11
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LEVEL SET UP
Set the GAIN as needed. Don't be afraid to even
take it all the way up, if necessary.
EXTERNAL EFFECTS
The use of external effects is only possible in series
and after the STAT PRE.
WARNING: Do not use the STAT PRE with M AG6
guitar pickup, as the 10V provided by the preamp
might damage the pickup.
THANK YOU
FOR
CHOOSING
SCHERTLER
CONNECTIONS
UNBALANCED output
to line channels
(Plug for battery check)
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Summary of Contents for Schertler STAT PRE

  • Page 1 Connect the instrument cable to the INPUT socket and the output cable to the OUTPUT socket. WARNING: Do not use the STAT PRE with M AG6 Unplug the OUTPUT to turn off the preamp and save guitar pickup, as the 10V provided by the preamp battery when the preamp is not in use.
  • Page 2 Warm 1st order Low pass (cut freq. 2 kHz) always on cables, STAT PRE box and circuit), they are not directly connected to ground (and are therefore “floating”), Low Cut 2nd order High pass filter (cut freq. 100 Hz) always on as they actually depend on the grounding connection of the device to which the STATsystem is connected.