Fender Power Stage 100 owner manual Control Panel Functions

CONTROL PANEL FUNCTIONS

Designed for maximum flexibility, the wired remote control section is the "brain" of the PowerStage 100. Whether hand held or mounted to a mic stand, the wired remote control unit governs all volume levels, frequency shaping and features a 1/4 inch headphone jack for personal monitoring. Constructed from rugged 18 gauge electro- galvanized steel and secured in place via ball stud and Tinnerman clips, the remote unit handles the most demanding, day to day setup and performance situations.

	A. MIC 1 - The Mic 1 volume
A	control. Rotating the knob
	clockwise increases volume.
	Because the Mic 1 input and
	the Mic 1 output connections
	are "daisy chained", adjusting
	the volume control will not
	affect the Mic 1 output signal to
B	the main mixing console.
	B. MIC 2 / INST - The Mic 2 /
	Inst volume control.		Rotating
	the knob clockwise increases
	volume.	Any adjustments to
	this control will affect		both the
	Mic 2 and the Inst output
C	volume.
	C. LINE - The Aux Line / Stereo
	Line volume control.		Rotating
	the knob clockwise increases
	volume.	Any adjustments to
	this control will affect both the
D	Aux Line and the Stereo Line
	volume.

D. MASTER LEVEL - Adjusts

the overall volume level of the PowerStage 100. Again, rotating the knob clockwise increases volume. If the

optional PowerStage Xpander 100 is connected to the system, the master level also controls the output volume for the other unit.

E. LOW CUT - Designed to attenuate low frequency noise or "stage rumble", the LOW CUT knob is a variable corner (shelving) frequency control. By slowly rotating the knob, any undesirable low frequency noise, such as rumbling of a rocking microphone stand, can be diminished.

	F. LOW NOTCH -
	Designed		to
	a t t e n u a t e
	feedback		or
E	o t h		e r
	b o t h e r s o m e
	hums, the LOW
G	NOTCH control is a
F	constant		Q,
	variable	center
	frequency filter.
	The	control

attenuates frequencies between 200Hz and 2kHz. By slowly rotating the knob to locate the feedback frequency, it can be diminished.

G. HIGH NOTCH - Designed to attenuate feedback or other bothersome hums, the HIGH NOTCH control is a constant Q, variable center frequency filter. The control attenuates frequencies between 600Hz and 6kHz. By slowly rotating the knob to locate the feedback frequency, it can be diminished.

H. LEVEL - Adjusts
the volume level of			J
the	headphone H
output.		Caution:
Prolonged listening
at high volume levels
may be hazardous
to your hearing and
could possibly cause
hearing damage.
I.		I
	- A	1/4 inch

stereo output jack for use with headphones.

J. ENHANCE - Pressing this button in provides an increase in the bass and treble response of the PowerStage 100.

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