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FENDER 2224 Manual

FENDER 2224 Manual (69 pages)

Brand: FENDER | Category: Amplifier | Size: 17 MB

Table of Contents

Contents
3
Description of Features
5
Front Panel
5
Rear Panel
6
Basic Connections and Wiring
8
Common Sense Operating Precautions
8
Amplifier Operation
9
Specifications
10
Performance Graphs
11
Equipment Rack Installation
12
Parts List
12
The Significance of Certain Amplifier Specifications
13
Frequency Response
13
Power Response
14
How Wide a Bandwidth Is Adequate?
14
Phase Response S
14
Rise Time and Slew Rate
15
Gain
16
An Overview of System Wiring
17
Signal Levels
17
Balanced and Unbalanced Lines
18
Interfacing Balanced to Unbalanced Equipment
18
Why Cable Capacitance Can Affect the Signal
19
Impedance
20
Series and Parallel Connection of Loudspeakers
22
Parallel Connection of Speakers
23
Series Connection of Speakers
23
Bridging Amplifier Outputs
25
Distributed and 70-Volt Speaker Systems
26
Audio Connectors
26
Where to Get Cables and Connectors
28
Banana Connections
28
Male and Female Phono Connectors
28
Setting Levels in a Sound System
29
Level Adjustment and Headroom
29
Specific Techniques for Headroom Optimization
30
AC Power Requirements and Safety Considerations
31
Mains Requirements
31
AC Outlet Wiring
31
Dealing with Two-Wire Outlets
32
General Information about Amplifiers and Sound Systems
34
What Is an Amplifier?
34
Typical Power Levels in Sound Systems
34
Common Forms of the Db
37
Alternatives to Using more Amplifier Power
41
Amplifier Power Rating Methods
41
How Loads Can Affect Amplifier Output
42
Ohm's Law and Calculating Power
43
AC Impedance Versus DC Resistance
44
Amplifier Damping and Speaker Performance
45
Types of Distortion
47
Back EMF
47
Biamping, Triamping and such
49
One-Way Versus Multiple Driver Speaker System
49
High Level Versus Low Level Crossover Networks
49
Advantages of Multi-Amplified Systems
50
Crossover Characteristics and Features
51
Subwoofers and Low Frequency Enhancement
53
Modular Subwoofers
53
Signal Processing
54
Delay
54
Effects
54
Compressor/Limiters
54
Equalization
55
How Fender Amplifiers Protect Themselves & the Speaker Load
56
Designated and Built for Professional Use
56
Amplifier Output Stage Protection
56
Dealing with Complex Loads
57
Power Amplifier Protection
58
Speaker Protection
58
Speaker Fuses
59
Filter Networks for High Frequency Drivers
59
Limiters
60
Equalizers
60
Transformers
60
Mathematical Units
61
Electrical Units
61
Index
63

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