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Summary of Contents for Fishman LOUDBOX PRO
- Page 1 Owner’s Manual...
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Page 2: Important Safety Instructions
Read Me! Take a few minutes to read through this manual before you 11. Use only attachments/accessories specified by the power-up the Loudbox Pro. To jump in immediately, start manufacturer. with the Important Safety Instructions and the Getting 12. Use only with a cart, stand, tripod, Started sections. -
Page 3: Getting Started
We share your expectations and our job (our obsession really) is to meet and exceed them. Plug in your Loudbox Pro and be prepared for acoustic fireworks; you have before you what is probably the most potent and transparent acoustic amplifier ever built! If you have any questions or comments, please contact us through the Service and Support section of our website at www.fishman.com. - Page 4 The two-channel Loudbox Pro features ultra-high impedance instrument inputs with EQ sections that include bass, midrange, treble and brilliance controls. Loudbox Pro has a greater than 122 dB SPL rating, so the big thrills with this amp come when you step on the gas and feel the surge of power.
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Page 5: Front Panel
Gain High This input has a very wide operating range. It will accept high- or low-level signals Clip from active or passive pickups. Loudbox Pro Clip LED Channel 1 Gain High The Clip LED will flash when the gain level is too high and the signal becomes Clip distorted. -
Page 6: About Acoustic Feedback
1 Phantom-powered condenser microphones 2 Balanced dynamic microphones 3 Many new wireless units 4 A preamp/DI designed for phantom-power operation, such as the Fishman Pro-EQ Platinum What devices are potentially unsafe with 48V phantom power? 1 An unbalanced dynamic mic 2 A balanced line-level device that is not designed to accept phantom power (ex: some effects processors) 3 A balanced wireless receiver that is not designed to accept phantom power. - Page 7 Anti Gain Brilliance High Feedback Gain Clip Use the Gain knob to set the level of the signal for Channel 2. If the red LED flashes when you play, lower the gain until the flashing stops. If Channel 2 is unused, set the Gain to 7 o’clock.
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Page 8: Rear Panel
Master Aux Level Volume Set the overall level of the Loudbox Pro with the Master Volume. In general put the Mute Master Volume as high as possible (3 o’clock to 5 o’clock) to achieve a clean quiet signal. Because the system can easily produce sound pressure levels in excess of 122dB, we strongly suggest that you wear hearing protection when you play at higher volumes. - Page 9 The closer you stand to the amp, the more angle you'll need to get the Loudbox pointed at ear level. Guidelines for selecting the kickstand angle: 40 Degrees The first click-stop tilts the Loudbox Pro back 40 degrees. Use this when you will be standing more than five feet (1.5 meters) from the amplifier. 50 Degrees The second click-stop on the kickstand angles the cabinet back 50 degrees, which is useful when you stand about three to five feet (1 to 1.5 meters) from the Loudbox Pro.
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Page 10: Performance Specifications
Performance Specifications Cumulative Rated Power: 600 W rms Woofer Amp: 380 W rms max single tone sine wave at 100 Hz Midrange Amp: 160 W rms single tone sine wave at 1 kHz Tweeter Amp: 60 W rms single tone sine wave at 5 kHz SPL @ 1 Meter: 122 dB SPL Frequency Response:... - Page 11 Treble CH 1 CH 1 Effects Send Effects Return CH 1 Instrument Input Phase HI-Z Gain Stage Tone Control Section Feedback and Tone Inverter 20Hz HPF Input Buffer Stage CH 1 Phase Gain Mids Balanced XLR/DI Out Pre/Post EQ Bass Pre Eq Switch Mixer...
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Page 12: Limited Warranty
Fishman Transducers Inc. ("Fishman"), at its option, will repair or replace the Product, with no charge for labor or materials. This warranty applies only if the Product is sold and delivered within the U.S.