Peavey TL-Six Operating Manual

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L-Six
FEATURES:
24" scale; 24 trets
Unity" Neck Thru Body Construction
Rock Maplo Nock
Ebony fingerboard with 15" radius
2 Frequency Tailored (Hum-Cancelling) Pickups - (Split Coil)
On-board active 3-band EQ
(8-volt powered) Low impedance output
Kahler 6-string bridge
All gold finished hardware
2.250" neck width
Premium die-cast machine heads
Schaller Security locks.
Genuine Mother of Pearl Inlays
rate Battery Compartment
Graphite Reintorced Neck/Peghead
OPERATING GUIDE
The TL-Six™ preampis designed to offer the bass player
maximum flexibility and tonal variation. Its discrete
circuitry and full shielding offers wide dynamic range and
ultra-low noise operation (-70 dB)
CONTROL OPERATION
1.
Bypass Switch. The Bypass Switch is a two-position
mini-toggle located on the face of the instrument.
purpose is to allow the player to convienently switch
1o the passive mode in the event of battery mal-
function or failure. The up position of the switch is
passive and bypasses the internal preamp. This
allows normal (passive) operation of the TL-Six. In
the passive mode, the Volume and Blond controls are
operational and the High Control is converted
to a standard high rolloff tone control. NOTE: If the
Bypass Switch is operated when signal is present, an
audible "pop" may occur. This is due to the rapid
change in signal level sent to the input of the bass
guitar amplifier. The down position is active and
engages the TL-Six preamp with its active tone
controls,
Blend Control. The Blend Control is offered for a
wider variety of sounds than available from con-
ventional pickup selector switches. It may be varied
from the neck pickup (full clockwise - CW) to the
center detent (both pickups) to the bridge pickup (full.
counterclockwise - CCW) or any blend in between.
Due to the nature of this control, neither pickup is
turned fully off.
Volume Control. This control is conventional with full
output in the CW position and no output in the COW
position.
High Control. The High Control is centered at 2.5 kHz
and has +12 dB boost (CW) and -12 dB cut (CCW).
Mid Control. A Mid Control has been included and is
of the peak/notch variety. This control operates from
100 Hz to 2 kHz with notch centers at 300 Hz (CCW)
and 1.5 kHz (CW). Some interaction with the Low and
High controls will be noticed at either extreme of the
Mid Control's operation.
Low Control. The Low Control is centered at 50 Hz
and offers +8 dB boost (CW) and -8 dB cut (CCW).