Peavey Equinox User Manual

Operating instructionsEnglishVocal Processor

8 Vocal ProcessorSelect the Vocal P. button, (F3) to enter the VOICE 1 screen:Here you have the Voice parameter to turn the voice off oron, the Volu

Vocal Processor 9Lock (F1)The LOCK button locks the current Vocal settings to pro-tect them from subsequent Performance changes. To lockthe current

10 Vocal ProcessorThe Edit parametersLFO WaveSelects the waveform of the low frequency oscillation.Assignable values: Off, Sinus, Triangle, Saw, S

Vocal Processor 11The Microphone EqualizerWhether you are singing through the Equinox or using theVocal Processor feature, you can optimize the micr

12 Vocal ProcessorSinging or playing through the Mic/Line inputsIf you want to sing or play though the Equinox to exploitthe instrument’s internal D

Vocal Processor 13V.P. functions assignable to the PedalsUnder SYSTEM CONTROLS, two important Vocal Proc-essor functions can be assigned to the peda

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ContentsVOCAL PROCESSORAbout the Vocal Processor 1The new features offered by the Vocal Processor 1Loading the Operating System 2Connections 3Activate

Introduction 1Vocal ProcessorAbout the Vocal ProcessorInstalling the Vocal Processor kit activates Equinox’s Mic/Line interface, allowing you to si

2 Vocal ProcessorLoading the Operating SystemThe new Operating System upgrade rewrites the instru-ment’s Flash ROM memory, therefore, before updatin

Introduction 3ConnectionsTo work with the Vocal Processor, the minimum amount ofequipment you will need is:1. A low impedance microphone with a sta

4 Vocal ProcessorActivate the Mic interface and the Vocal ProcessorAfter loading the new operating system and connecting yourmicrophone to the Mic/L

Vocal Processor 5Adjust the GainThe next step is to regulate the level of the microphone (orline) signal. With the front panel INPUT slider set to

6 Vocal ProcessorUnderstanding the Vocal ProcessorThe first thing to be sure about is what the Vocal Processoractually does. Quite simply, it harmo

Vocal Processor 74. Speak into the microphone and turn down the mic volumewith the INPUT panel slider. You should not hear yourvoice over the amp s