Peavey Music Mixer SMR 821 User Manual

SMRTM821  
Stereo Mic/Line  
Program Audio Mixer  
User Manual  
A r c h i t e c t u r a l A c o u s t i c s  
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Welcome  
Thank you for purchasing the SMR 821 Mic/Line Program Mixer. This prod-  
uct is designed to provide years of trouble-free operation, and high quality  
audio performance. We sincerely hope that you enjoy your new SMR 821,  
and will find other products in the Peavey Architectural Acoustics product  
line to supplement your new mixer. We are confident that you will find the  
SMR 821, as well as other Architectural Acoustics products to be of the  
highest quality available.  
Thank You!  
This manual was written to provide as much information as possible for  
your new Peavey Architectural Acoustics product. It is our sincere desire  
that you enjoy your purchase. We feel that the best way to fully enjoy any  
purchase is to have an in-depth understanding of the product’s features,  
functionality and performance characteristics. We hope that this manual,  
along with the manuals of our other products will provide this. If you  
require additional information that this manual does not provide, please let  
us know. We are always looking for better ways to provide information  
about our products, and your input is always appreciated. If you have a  
comment about this manual, or would like to make a suggestion, please  
write to: Peavey Electronics Corp., Architectural Acoustics Division, 711 A  
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The SMR 821 is packaged in a single container. This container includes the  
following items:  
What’s In The Box?  
1- SMR 821 Mic/Line Program Audio Mixer  
1- IEC removable power supply line cord  
(120VAC Domestic, 230VAC Export)  
2- 5-screw Euro connectors*  
9- 3-screw Euro connectors*  
1- Plastic Security Cover for EQ controls*  
1- User Manual/Literature Package  
4- Rubber feet  
* Asterisk indicates that these items are shipped installed on the SMR 821.  
If any of these items are missing, please contact your Authorized Peavey  
Architectural Acoustics contractor/dealer.  
The SMR 821 is a professional Microphone and Line level audio program  
mixer intended for fixed installation applications. This single rack-mount  
package is designed to provide high quality audio performance, versatile  
control options and simple, easy to use controls. Engineered from the  
ground up with the commercial sound systems contractor in mind, the SMR  
821 includes removable screw connectors for easy installation and cost effec-  
tive servicing, as well as limited front panel user control.  
Description  
With three independent audio output buses, the SMR 821 is perfect for  
applications where stereo output and simple monitoring is required. Six of  
the eight inputs include high quality microphone pre-amplifiers and separate  
gain controls. Additional rear panel controls provide even more flexibility  
for proper gain setup, output assign and remote control features.  
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- Single rack space package  
Features  
- Eight total inputs (6 balanced Mic/Line, 2 un-balanced stereo)  
- LED Level/Clip status indicator on each channel  
- Mic inputs include selectable 48 volt phantom power  
- Two selectable stereo line inputs (mono or stereo switchable)  
- Three assignable electronically balanced outputs (Left, Right, Aux)  
- Master level controls for each output bus  
- Three 5 LED meter arrays  
- 4-band EQ (low, low mid, high mid, high)  
- Integral Ducking/Muting system  
- Audio and mute bus linking  
- Left, Right, Aux and Mute bus links for stacking multiple SMR 821’s  
- Rear panel Master/Slave linking mode switch  
- Remote stereo input select  
- Remote Master L/R level control port  
- Rear panel 20 dB pad switch on each microphone input  
- Front panel continuously variable preamp gain control  
- Rear panel bus assign switches for each microphone channel  
- Rear panel global 100 Hz low cut filter switch for all mic inputs  
- Mute bus with Channel 1 rear panel threshold control  
- Select switch for routing microphone mix bus post remote control  
- All audio I/O on removable connectors  
In stand alone applications, the SMR 821 is a very powerful tool. Ease  
of use, external control options and a simple interface make it perfect  
for many applications where the end user must have access to the audio  
system. The SMR 821’s ability to link multiple units provides even  
more flexibility for a wide range of applications. Among the many  
applications the SMR 821 was designed for include:  
- Presentation Rooms  
- Board Rooms  
- Courtrooms  
- Auditorium/Cafetorium  
- Lecture Hall Sound Reinforcement  
- Meeting Rooms  
- Convention Centers  
- Paging  
- Background Music  
- Retail Spaces  
- Restaurant/Bar Sound  
The SMR 821 is a prefect choice for many audio applications. This man-  
ual will show how some of these applications fit into the SMR 821’s  
feature set, and how you can maximize your system designs.  
To fully grasp all of the functionality and possible uses of the SMR 821,  
please refer to the Applications section later in this manual.  
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Panel Features  
Front Panel Features  
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1. GAIN CONTROL This can also be referred to as a “trim” control. It varies the  
amount of mic preamp gain at the first gain stage.  
2. STATUS LED This bi-color LED illuminates green when a signal at -20dBm is pres-  
ent, and red when the signal level is near clipping.  
3. LEVEL The Level control adjusts the channel signal level sent to the mix buses.  
4. CHANNEL 7 & 8 LEVEL The Level control adjusts the channels’ stereo signal level  
sent to the mix buses.  
5. SELECT The Select switch is a momentary switch that selects the stereo input sig-  
nal from either Channel 7 or 8. When power is applied to the SMR821, Channel 7 is  
selected by default.  
6. SELECT LED The Select LEDs indicate which stereo input channel is feeding the  
mix buses.  
7. LOW EQ The Low EQ control is a shelving type active tone control. (±15 dB at 70  
Hz).  
8. LOW MID EQ The Low Mid EQ control is a bandpass (peak/notch) type of active  
tone control. (±15 dB at 250 Hz).  
9. HI MID EQ The Hi Mid EQ control is a bandpass (peak/notch) type of active tone  
control. (±15 dB at 3.1 kHz).  
10. HI EQ The Hi EQ control is a shelving type of active tone control. (±15 dB at 10  
kHz).  
11. LEVEL METERS The three 5-segment LED Level Meters monitor the levels of the  
Left, Right, and Aux outputs. The 0 dB reference level corresponds to +4 dBu at its  
respective output connector.  
12. LEFT/RIGHT LEVEL The Left/Right Level control adjusts the level of the Left  
and Right outputs.  
13. AUX LEVEL The Aux Level control adjusts the output of the Auxiliary output.  
14. POWER LED This LED indicates that AC power is applied to the SMR 821.  
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Rear Panel Features  
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1. CHANNEL 1 MUTE THRESHOLD Adjusts the level of signal needed to trigger the muting  
circuitry in Channel 1.  
2. PAD The Pad switch attenuates the input signal by 20 dB.  
3. CHANNELS 1-6 INPUT Balanced microphone or line input on removable connector.  
4. ASSIGNMENT SWITCHES Assigns the input channel to the Left, Right, or Aux mix buses  
and enables the 48 volt phantom power for channels 1-6.  
5. LOW CUT Low Cut filter with a corner frequency of 100 Hz Enabling this switch will  
affect Channels 1-6 only.  
6. MIC MIX Allows the summed signal of Channels 1-6 to be routed before or after the remote  
L/R volume control.  
7. RIGHT OUT MUTE Controls the muting of the right mix bus. When this switch is  
enabled, the left and right mix buses are affected by the activity of the muting circuit. When  
this switch is defeated, only the left bus is affected by the muting circuit.  
8. MODE Selects either Stereo mode or Mono mode for Channel 7 or 8.  
9. CHANNELS 7 AND 8 INPUT Dual RCA connector for stereo input sources (nominally -10  
dBV).  
10. EQ Places the 4-band equalizer in or out of the Left and Right signal paths. In the OUT  
position the equalizer is completely bypassed.  
11. BUS LINK SWITCH For use with multiple SMR 821’s, this switch places the mixer in the  
master or slave mode of operation.  
12. LEFT OUT, RIGHT OUT, AUX OUT Main mix bus balanced outputs.  
13. BUS LINKS “Stacking” connector for multiple SMR 821 mixers.  
14. REMOTE CONNECTOR Used to control the Left/Right Master Volume Control and  
Stereo Input Select from a remote location.  
15. POWER SWITCH Applies power to the SMR821.  
16. A/C POWER RECEPTACLE For standard IEC power cable (included).  
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Installation  
The SMR 821 is designed to be installed in a standard EIA equipment rack.  
Since the depth of the unit is only 8-3/4”, you can use practically any size  
rack. Using only a single EIA rack space, the SMR 821 includes integral rack  
mounting ears and does not require any additional hardware for rack mount-  
ing.......other than the rack screws!  
Installation  
All connections for the SMR 821 are made on the rear panel. It is recom-  
mended that you provide an additional 4” of clearance between the rear of  
the chassis and the interior rear of your equipment rack for wiring harnesses.  
Since every connection to the SMR 821 is easy to disconnect, the unit can be  
removed from an equipment rack easily, without have to disturb fixed  
wiring harnesses.  
Although the SMR 821 does not generate enough heat to warrant forced air  
or convection cooling, it is recommended that you provide a single rack  
space vent above, and below the unit when rack mounting. Using common  
sense when installing this unit will ensure that it will provide years of trou-  
ble free service. In installations where there are multiple power amplifiers, it  
is further recommended that the SMR 821 be located more toward the top of  
the rack, while power amplifiers remain near the bottom. This is generally  
considered to be standard rack design in the commercial audio industry.  
Following this convention will ensure adequate rack cooling and reliable  
operation from the SMR 821.  
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Connecting the SMR 821 is not much different than any other analog audio  
product. There are inputs and outputs, but there are also additional connec-  
tions that you need to be aware of . These include the external control ports  
and the Bus Link connectors. All cables for these connections should be  
shielded. Refer to the following illustrations for each type of connection.  
Connections  
Audio Input  
The inputs to the SMR 821 are balanced. This means that there are three wires for each connection, a positive, negative and  
shield. These should be connected to each pin accordingly.  
Balanced Microphone or Line Level Input  
Shield  
Audio Negative  
Audio Positive  
Figure 1. Balanced Audio Input Connections  
Insert jumper wire between the negative  
and shield pins for un-balanced circuits.  
Un-Balanced Microphone or Line Level Input  
Shield  
Audio “Hot” or Positive  
Figure 2. Un-Balanced Audio Input Connections  
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Connections  
Stereo Inputs  
Channels 7 and 8 provide two individual inputs for each channel. These are intended for stereo use, as each input (Left, Right)  
has a fixed assignment to the Left and Right output buses. Additionally, a sum of both inputs is fed simultaneously to the Aux  
output bus. Although you cannot change the distribution of these inputs, you can determine if they are stereo or mono. The  
Mode Switch, when enabled, will sum both connectors, feeding both to the Left and Right outputs simultaneously. These con-  
nectors accept nominal levels of -10dBV.  
The Mode switch selects either Stereo mode or Mono mode individ-  
ually for Channel 7 or 8. In the Stereo mode, the Left input signal  
feeds the Left mix bus and the Right input signal feeds the Right  
mix bus via the front panel Level Control. In the Mono mode, the  
summed Left and Right input signals feed both Left and Right mix  
buses. This allows for only one input to be used to feed the stereo  
mix buses. Additionally, it allows for Left and Right outputs of the  
source to be summed without a Y-cable. In either mode, a summed  
mono signal feeds the Aux mix bus.  
Unbalanced RCA connections  
Left Shield  
Left “Hot” Audio  
Right Shield  
Right “Hot” Audio  
The cabling for these connectors should be of  
the standard, consumer un-balanced shielded  
type. If you are using a 2-conductor shielded  
cable, make sure to connect the negative side of  
the signal to the shield. NOTE: Unbalanced  
signal sources should be located within approx-  
imately 6’ of the SMR-821.  
Figure 3. RCA Input Connections  
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Master Bus Output & Link Connections  
These connectors allow you to expand your SMR 821. The Bus Links connector has 5 pins for combining multiple SMR 821’s.  
Using a 4-conductor, shielded cable, you can easily connect between 2 or more units wiring pin-to-pin across multiple SMR 821  
mixers. NOTE: Use only shielded cable! Refer to the illustrations below.  
Audio Bus Outputs, Typical For Each Bus  
Audio Positive  
Audio Negative  
Shield  
In a linked system, the Master mixer’s  
outputs would be the primary system  
outputs.  
Master Mixer  
The EQ switch places the 4-band equalizer in or out of the  
Left and Right signal paths. In the OUT position the equal-  
izer is completely bypassed.  
The Bus Link switch is used to place the mixer in the master  
or slave mode of operation. A stand-alone unit should  
always be in the master mode.  
Master Bus & Mute Link Connections  
Left Audio Link (L)  
Right Audio Link (R)  
Link Shield (SHD)  
Aux Audio Link (A)  
Mute Bus Link (M)  
Slave Mixer 1  
To increase the number of inputs available, multiple mixers may  
be linked together. Linking mixers is a very simple process. Wire  
the Bus Links connections between each mixer. Select the mixer  
to be used as the master and place its Bus Link Switch in the  
MASTER position. All other mixers in the system should have  
their link switches in the SLAVE position. The EQ and master  
level controls of the unit chosen as MASTER should be used to  
control the system. NOTE: Slave mixer outputs are still active,  
and will output any channels assigned to them.  
Slave Mixer 2  
Figure 4. Master Output & Bus Link Connections  
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Connections  
External Control Connections  
The SMR 821 provides a powerful external control option. This feature allows you to configure remote controls for the Master  
Left/Right volume and the Channel 7/8 select function. The Remote connector provides a simple way to make these connec-  
tions. NOTE: Use only shielded cable! Refer to the illustrations below.  
This example is used to control the Left/Right Master Volume  
Control from a remote location with a simple connection on the  
back of the unit. A 10k pot will provide approximately 0 to 30dB of  
attenuation. A 100k pot will provide about 0 to 60dB of attenua-  
tion. If desired, a control voltage can be inserted to “command”  
attenuation instead of a pot. This voltage is inserted into the “C”  
input and is positive referenced to SHD. NOTE: THE CONTROL  
VOLTAGE SHOULD NEVER EXCEED 11 VOLTS DC.  
Remote Volume Control Connections  
Volume Control to Potentiometer CW Leg (V)  
Control to Potentiometer Wiper Leg (C)  
Shield Potentiometer CCW Leg (SHD)  
Remote  
Volume  
Figure 5. Remote Volume Control Connections  
This example shows the connection for remote selection of the  
Channels 7 or 8 input select feature. The selection is done by con-  
necting a momentary switch between SEL and SHD. Each time  
the switch is actuated, the channel selection is toggled and alter-  
nated between Channel 7 and 8. This remote operation functions  
in conjunction with the front panel Select Control. A bi-color  
LED or 2 individual LEDs may be connected as shown in the  
diagram for remote indication of the selected stereo line input.  
NOTE: The IND circuit can supply a maximum of 6ma for the  
LEDs’. Take care that you do not exceed this current limitation.  
Remote Channel 7/8 Select Connections  
Shield (SHD)  
Channel 7/8 Select (SEL)  
Indicator LED Output (IND)  
Ch 7-8  
Select LEDs  
Ch 7-8  
Select  
Switch  
Ch 8  
Ch 7  
Figure 6. Remote Channel 7/8 Select Connections  
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Configuration  
Since the SMR 821 is an analog product, there is not a lot of configuration to worry about. No software, no data cables,  
no networks and no headaches. However, there are a few things to remember while you begin to use your new SMR  
821 mixer.  
The SMR 821 is shipped from the factory ready to go. You should be able to follow the steps below, and get audio  
through the unit.  
The first step is to calibrate your gain settings for the inputs. Each microphone input  
has a Gain Control and a Level Control. These controls work together, while the  
Status LED and the master Level Meters provide a visual indication of the control’s  
behavior. To properly adjust the SMR 821 for optimal performance, follow these simple  
steps for each input channel:  
1. Adjust the Channel, Master L/R and Aux Level Controls so they are at the midpoint.  
There is a “center detent” on the control which indicates this position.  
2. Adjust the channel Gain Control to its minimum position, or fully counter-clockwise  
for the channel you are working on.  
Figure 7. Input Channel Controls  
3. Apply an audio signal to the input by either playing a line level audio source  
or by speaking into a microphone at a nominal level. While monitoring the  
master Level Meters, slowly adjust the Gain Control clockwise while audio is  
present. Keep turning the control until the Level Meters are indicating nomi-  
nal level around the -6 to 0dB area on the meters. In addition, the channel  
Status LED should be green and not red. The bi-color Status LED illuminates  
green when a signal is present at -20 dBu. It illuminates red when the signal  
level is near clipping. The Level Control adjusts the signal level sent to the mix  
buses. This control should be operated near the mid-point of its travel to assure  
an optimized signal-to-noise ratio and maximum headroom, once the Gain  
Control is set correctly. If you find that the input signal is too hot, and you  
Figure 8. Master Meters and Controls  
cannot properly adjust the gain control without causing a clipping condition, you will need to use the Pad Switch,  
located on the rear panel. This switch will give you an additional 20dB of pad beyond what the front panel Gain  
Control provides. Follow this procedure for each input to ensure proper gain structure.  
For channels 7 and 8, there is no gain control. To properly adust the gain on  
these channels, you will need to control the output level of the audio source.  
With the Channel Level and the Master Level controls at the detent position,  
a -10dBV signal will present a +4dBu output at the Bus Output connectors.  
It is important to adjust the gain DOWN enough so the preamp will not clip at  
louder levels. Carefully consider the type of audio source, and adjust the gain  
settings accordingly. Material with wide dynamic range will generally require  
a lower Gain Control setting, while material that is fairly constant, can usual-  
ly tolerate a higher setting.  
Figure 9. Master Meters and Controls  
After these adjustments are made, make sure you monitor the front panel LED’s  
and meters during normal use. Take note of the action of the Status LED’s. Under normal operation, you should see  
lots of green, but it is not unusual to see occasional flashes of red. Constant red, however, indicates that a gain setting  
is improperly adjusted, and should be re-set using the above procedure.  
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Configuration  
The next step is to configure the SMR 821’s many rear panel switches for your application. Although the unit is  
shipped from the factory with default switch values, you should make sure that these settings are correct for YOUR  
application. Let’s take a look at each one, and describe their functionality.  
First, there are the Channels 1-6 Bus Assign Switches. These switches provide  
the ability to assign each input to the Left, Right or Aux output buses. In addi-  
tion, you can turn on or off the phantom power on each channel. There is a single  
8-position DIP switch for each TWO input channels. Take care that you are  
adjusting the correct switch for the correct channel. It is recommended that you  
use a small screwdriver or other instrument to set the switches. Do not force  
them. Also, keep in mind that the ON position is on top. Figure 10 shows the DIP  
switches with all functions in the ON position. NOTE: The factory setting is all  
bus assign switches ON, and phantom OFF.  
Figure 10. Input Channel Bus Assign  
Switches and Input Connectors  
About the middle of the rear panel, you will find a  
group of three switches. They include the Mic Mix  
switch, the Rt Out Mute switch and the Low Cut switch. The Mic Mix switch allows  
the summed signal of Channels 1-6 to be routed before or after the remote L/R volume con-  
trol. In the “Pre Remote” position, the signals from Channels 1-6 are affected by the remote  
volume control along with the stereo input from the either Channel 7 or 8. In the Post  
Remote position, only the stereo input from either Channel 7 or 8 is affected by the remote  
volume control. The factory default setting is “Pre-Remote”.  
The Rt Out Mute switch controls the muting of the right mix bus. The factory setting of  
this switch is “Enable”. When enabled, the left and right mix buses are affected by the  
activity of the Channel 1 muting circuit. When this switch is defeated, only the left bus is  
Figure 11. Mic Mix, Rt Out Mute  
and Low Cut Switches  
affected by the muting circuit. Use the Channel 1 Mute Threshold control to set the trigger point to activate the mut-  
ing.  
The Low Cut Switch enables a filter with a corner frequency of 100 Hz and is helpful to filter out rumble, wind noise,  
breath thumps, and other low-frequency signals that rob amplifier power and muddy the mix. Enabling this switch  
will affect Channels 1-6 only. The factory default setting for the Low Cut switch is “Defeat” or “Flat”.  
The Mode switch selects either Stereo mode or Mono mode for Channel 7 or 8. In  
the Stereo mode, the Left input signal feeds the Left mix bus and the Right input  
signal feeds the Right mix bus via the front panel Level control. In the Mono mode,  
the summed Left and Right input signals feed both Left and Right mix buses. This  
allows for a mono source to be used to feed the stereo mix buses. Additionally, it  
allows for Left and Right outputs of the source to be summed without a Y-cable. In  
either mode, a summed mono signal feeds the Aux mix bus. The factory default is  
“Stereo”.  
The EQ switch places the 4-band stereo equalizer in or out of the Left and Right sig-  
nal paths. In the OUT position the equalizer is  
completely bypassed. The factory default is IN.  
Figure 12. Channel 7 & 9 Mode Switches  
The Bus Link switch is used to place the mixer in the master or slave mode of opera-  
tion. A stand-alone unit should always be in the master mode, and the factory  
default is MASTER. See the “Connections” section of this manual for details on Bus  
Linking and using multiple SMR 821’s.  
That’s about it for configuration. As you can see, the SMR 821 provides many pow-  
erful features for better, more cost effective systems. The multiple combinations of  
routing, control and input assignment facilitate a wide range of applications.  
Figure 13. Channel 7 & 9 Mode Switches  
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Restaurant  
You’ve seen them...you know, the trendy restaurants at major off-ramps of every interstate in the country. Good  
atmosphere, OK food, high prices, young staff and a sports-oriented bar. This is a great market for sound system work,  
since all of these places have multiple zones of audio, video distribution and paging. The SMR 821 is perfect for these  
applications and provides a very simple interface for the end user. Take a look....  
Manager’s Page  
Bar Page  
Hostess Page  
Satellite Receiver  
Left  
Lobby Zone  
Right  
Main Seating Area  
Bar Seating  
Aux  
Patio Seating  
System Features:  
- Two independent music feeds. The L/R outputs are fur-  
ther split into two separate zones.  
- Hostess paging “ducks” music source using the Channel 1  
threshold feature. This is normally used for the “your table  
is ready!” page.  
Manager’s  
Office  
Music Source  
Select Panel  
- Remote control of volume at the hostess podium.  
- Remote control of music source at the manager’s office.  
This source select switch could be placed at multiple loca-  
tions by paralleling.  
Master  
Volume  
Control Panel  
Hostess  
Podium  
- Each microphone is assigned independently. The Hostess  
mic feeds all zones, the manager’s mic feeds only the Main  
Seating area and the bar mic feeds only the bar and the  
patio zones.  
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Applications  
Hotel Meeting Rooms  
The SMR 821 is a very powerful product for use in meeting rooms. The use of the Bus Link feature provides the ability  
to combine, separate or control multiple units. In this example, we shall see how multiple SMR 821’s can be used  
effectively for meeting room applications.  
Main Music Source (BGM)  
Emergency Page Source  
In-Room Mics  
(Master)  
In Room Control  
Music On/Off  
Room A  
Power Amplifier  
Master Volume  
Room Combine  
A & B  
In Room Control  
Music On/Off  
Master Volume  
Room B  
Power Amplifier  
Room Combine  
B & C  
In Room Control  
Music On/Off  
Master Volume  
Room C  
Power Amplifier  
System Features:  
- Shown as a 3-Room System, this configuration could allow for larger combinations.  
- Each room has it’s own local inputs and outputs, independent of the others. In addition, there is a wall mounted control panel  
in each room with a music ON/OFF switch and Master Volume control. These are wired to the remote control ports on the  
SMR 821’s Remote Connector.  
- A Room Combine panel allows linking of adjacent rooms, or all three rooms. These are simple switches wired between the  
SMR 821’s Bus Link ports. In this example, we are linking the main audio and the mute bus.  
- The “house” BGM audio is fed to all three rooms. The music ON/OFF control is actually the Channel 7/8 Remote Select, but  
since there is no music on Channel 7, the switch acts as an OFF control.  
- The emergency page audio is wired to each mixer’s Channel 1 input. When a page is active, all music will mute, and the page  
will be allowed to go through. Since this page source is paralleled across all of the Channel 1 inputs, it has priority over all  
other inputs, and is independent of the Room Combine mode.  
This system could be configured many different ways. For example, you could use the Channel 7 input in each room for a local  
music source and determine if the remote control “mutes” or “selects” the music. The Room Combine panels could be located at  
the equipment rack to prevent un-authorized tampering, or in the hallways for banquet personnel to adjust.  
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Presentation Room  
What exactly is a “Presentation Room” anyway? Well, it could be many things. It could be a small board room in a  
corporate environment, or a large theatre-style classroom in a major university. Or, it could be a folding table in your  
shop, used to present new ideas to your installation crew. Basically, any place that ideas or information can be pre-  
sented to a group of people could be classified as a “Presentation Room”. In this example, we will assume that our  
Presentation Room has a sound system, video display system and a means to control these systems centrally or by  
remote control.  
Audio From  
Video  
L
C
R
Control  
System  
Aux  
Stereo  
Loudspeakers  
Center  
Loudspeaker  
System Features:  
- Microphone Inputs for speech reinforcement on channels 1, 2 and 3 assigned to the Aux Bus only.  
- Inputs for audio from video switcher. Left, Center and Right audio channels connected to channels 4, 5 and 6, assigned to Left,  
Center and Aux output buses respectively. This will provide for 3-channel playback with dialog on the center (AUX) bus and  
the music bed on the stereo (LEFT, RIGHT) bus.  
- Stereo tape playback on Channel 7 distributed to Left, Right and Center channels.  
- Stereo CD playback on Channel 8 distributed to Left, Right and Center channels.  
- Interface with control system with dry contact, resistance and voltage control for Tape/CD select and overall volume control.  
- Outputs for 3 channels of audio. Left/Right and Aux. The Aux bus provides the audio for the center channel.  
The Control System in this example is typical of many popular software based systems. The control circuit that is connected to  
the SMR-821 would be a dry contact or variable resistance type of connection. Typically, the source controls, in this case the  
CD player and the tape deck, would be infrared control connections.  
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Applications  
Bar  
Yeah, you know. A bar...or “club”. This example assumes a small bar with live music, but not a full blown stage with  
lights and huge flying loudspeaker arrays, etc. Basically, this is the type of bar where you go to get some food, have  
some adult beverages and kick back. The music is low-key, usually a small acoustic guitar-vocal group or a solo  
singer-songwriter. You need to be able to reinforce the live inputs, provide control for the background music, allow  
for simple paging and give the bar manager a “turn it down” knob. You can do this and more with the SMR 821.  
Live  
Music  
Mics  
Page  
Mic  
Bar Manager’s  
Master Volume  
Control  
Hostess  
BGM Mute  
Control  
Left  
Stereo Live Music  
Loudspeakers  
Right  
Patio, Rear Bar &  
Restroom  
Aux  
Loudspeakers  
System Features:  
- Separate loudspeaker systems for the live music area and the rest of the facility.  
- Background music source is defeatable by remote switch at hostess podium or cash register. Additionally, this control can be  
located at the stage area as well, so the performer can mute the BGM when the live performance begins.  
- Live mics are routed throughout the bar, but at separate levels for areas not in the direct vicinity of the performer are under  
separate volume control.  
- Master volume control is under the control of the Bar Manager.  
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Small House of Worship  
For small churches, synagogues or similar houses of worship, the SMR 821 is a perfect choice. A very simple interface,  
high quality audio performance and multiple outputs make it ideal. Similar products in this price range may be well  
suited for paging or background music, but generally do not have the audio quality required for speech presentation or  
live musical performance.  
Pastor  
Altar  
Choir  
Choir  
Vocal  
Piano  
Usher’s Control Panel  
Master Volume  
Music Mute  
Main Cluster  
Left  
Right  
Nursery, Foyer  
Hallways, Restrooms  
Aux  
Choir Monitor  
System Features:  
- Independent audio feeds for the Sanctuary and the Nursery, Foyer, Hallways and Restrooms.  
- Aux feed with separate level control for the choir.  
- Remote Control of master volume and music mute via wall mounted panel in the foyer.  
- Six microphone inputs are plenty for a small facility.  
- High quality audio performance.  
- Simple, easy to use front panel and remote controls eliminate the need for a console.  
- Low cost installation.  
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Applications  
Plant Paging  
For large scale paging applications, the SMR 821 is a cost effective option to digital systems. By using multiple units  
and “busing” common inputs, you can create multiple zone systems. In this example, each area of this facility has it’s  
own local paging and music audio. A common “All Call” mic is fed to each zone’s Channel 1 input.  
Office  
All Call  
Shop Floor  
Supervisor  
Office  
Manager  
Local Music  
ZONE 1 - Assembly Plant  
NOTE: When busing audio  
inputs across long dis-  
tances, it is recommended  
that the optional  
Shop Floor  
Microphone Input  
Administrative Offices  
Transformer accessory be  
installed. See the Options  
& Modifications section  
later in this manual for  
installation instructions.  
Loading  
Dock  
Picking  
Clerk  
Local Music  
ZONE 2- Warehouse  
Loading Docks  
Inventory Locations  
To Other Locations  
System Features  
- Independent paging and music audio for each zone.  
- All call paging distributed to all zones mutes or “ducks” the local music source and local paging mics.  
- Independent outputs for each area allow for different volume settings.  
- Remote control option provides the ability to create a master volume and music mute control.  
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Courtroom  
In this example, we need more than 6 microphones for this courtroom project. Using the SMR 821’s Bus Link feature,  
we can easily create a 12x2 mixer. The Master mixer feeds the power amplifiers and the logging recorder. Using the  
Aux output for the logging recorder provides a separate volume control, and channel assignment. In some cases, you  
may not want every microphone to log to tape. Keeping the recorder feed separate provides this functionality.  
Witness  
Judge Judy  
Court Reporter  
Clerk  
Jury Foreman  
Portable  
Master  
Volume  
Slave  
Prosecution 1  
Prosecution 2  
Defense Attorney 1  
Defense Attorney 2  
Defense Aux  
Prosecution Aux  
Bus Link  
Master  
Main Courtroom  
Spectator Area  
Logging Recorder  
System Features  
- 12 microphone inputs.  
- Separate feeds for main speakers, spectator speakers and tape recorder.  
- Bus Link feature provides seamless combining of two mixers.  
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FAQ  
Frequently Asked Questions  
I just hooked up my new SMR 821, and I can’t get audio from any of the outputs.  
A common cause for this is the Bus Assign switches not being assigned to any of the outputs. Make sure that the input you are  
using is assigned to the output bus that you have your amplifier connected to.  
When I adjust the equalizer controls on the front panel, nothing happens.  
Check the rear panel EQ switch. If this switch is in the OUT position, the front panel EQ is defeated.  
I want to feed 2 mono music sources independently to the Left and Right outputs. How can I do this?  
You can actually connect 4 mono sources, two for each output (Left, Right). By configuring the Channel 7 and 8 MODE switch-  
es to MONO, you can create dual 2x1 switchers. Each of the Left inputs will feed the Left output, depending on the position of  
the front panel Channel 7/8 select switch. The same applies to the Right inputs.  
I am using the Left and Right outputs in mono for music and paging in a 2-zone configuration. However, I want one  
zone to be independent of the Channel 1 muting feature. How can I do this, and still keep the other zone’s muting  
feature active?  
By default, the SMR 821’s muting feature is active on both the Left and Right outputs. However, you can disable this feature for  
the Right channel by enabling the rear panel RT OUT MUTE switch. Also, the AUX output is not affected by the action of the  
Channel 1 mute feature.  
When I connect my high quality condenser microphone, I cannot get any indication that the mic is working. I have  
confirmed that the gain structure and output assign functions are properly set. What is going on?  
Most condenser microphones require an external phantom power source to operate. Activate the phantom power for the  
microphone input channel where your condenser microphone is connected. This phantom power switch is located in the BUS  
ASSIGN switch bank for each channel. To activate phantom power, turn down all Level Controls and then place this switch in  
the ON position.  
I have a paging microphone connected to Channel 1 and a music source on Channel 7. I want the music to mute  
whenever a page is made, but it doesn’t seem to work. What am I doing wrong?  
Most likely, you do not have the Channel 1 MUTE THRESHOLD control adjusted properly. This control has to be adjusted so  
that when a nominal level is present at the microphone, the music will mute. Care should be taken in this adjustment however,  
because a setting that is too low will require an excessive level at the microphone to activate the mute function. A setting that  
is too high could inadvertently mute ambient sounds near the microphone location.  
I would like to build a remote control panel for volume control. Can I connect a remote potentiometer for each  
channel?  
No. Only the Master Volume control is capable of external control.  
I would like to link multiple mixers. If I do this, can I still use the main outputs from each mixer?  
Yes. In a linked configuration, the MASTER mixer’s outputs include audio from ALL mixers in the link. However, the outputs  
of the Slave mixers are still active, and can be used to feed “local” circuits.  
I have a CD player connected to Channel 2, instead of the stereo inputs. The sound quality is very poor. Why?  
Check your wiring. Channel 2 is a single balanced input, and most CD players have dual un-balanced outputs. In this configu-  
ration, you will need either sum the two CD outputs to a single output, or use just one of the outputs. In addition, you will  
need to add a jumper between the negative and shield terminals. Also, make sure you use the PAD switch to prevent overload-  
ing. (See the “Connections” section of this manual for details).  
The sound system where my SMR 821 is installed needs to be on 24 hours a day. Is this OK?  
Yes. The SMR 821 is designed to operated continuously.  
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Peavey has an extensive Technical Services Group that provides tech sup-  
port, repair and implementation services. If you require assistance with your  
new SMR821, you can get help from several sources. There are many techni-  
cal documents, white papers and application notes on our website as well as  
brochures, data sheets and our newsletter, “Audio Interactive”, published  
monthly. Also on our website are message board forums that include ques-  
tions and answers on all audio topics. This forum is a great way to learn  
more about audio, Peavey products and system design from other audio pro-  
fessionals around the world. You can also get help by sending us an e-mail  
or posting a request on the message board. Finally, if you still cannot get the  
information you need, don’t hesitate to call us. We have extensive phone  
support services and will be happy to assist you. The contact information  
for the Architectural Acoustics Division is shown below:  
Tech Support  
Peavey Electronics Corp.  
Architectural Acoustics Division  
711 “A” St.  
Meridian MS 39301  
USA  
Phone: 601-483-5376  
Fax: 601-486-1678  
Email: [email protected] (Technical Services Manager)  
Please take a few minutes and fill out the warranty registration card for  
your SMR 821. Although your warranty is valid without the registration, the  
information you provide with the form is crucial to our support group. It  
enables us to provide better service and customer support, and to keep you  
informed of new product updates, and software revisions. Refer to the war-  
ranty statement on the back page of this manual for details about what your  
warranty includes and what the limitations are.  
Warranty Registration  
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Options & Modifications  
The SMR 821 offers optional features for specific job requirements. These  
options include Transformers for the microphone inputs and the ability to  
defeat the functionality of the Channel 7/8 select switch.  
Optional Features  
These options and modifications require access to the inside of the SMR  
821. It is highly recommended that the installation of the optional  
microphone transformers and the modification of the Channel 7/8 select  
switch be performed by qualified service personnel. There are danger-  
ous voltages present inside the unit, as well as static sensitive compo-  
nents. Damage to the SMR 821’s internal circuitry caused by un-quali-  
fied persons is not covered under warranty, and in fact, could void the  
warranty altogether.  
!
Installing the Optional Microphone Input Transformers  
Optional transformers for use with the microphone input circuits are available from Peavey Electronics Corp. (part #  
70500852). The optional transformers may be added one at a time, all at once, or in any combination. To ensure that the trans-  
formers are properly installed, please refer to the instructions and illustrations in this section. If you have ANY questions, or  
are not sure about it, do not hesitate to call our Tech Support Group.  
Refer to Figure 14. “Cutaway of circuit board showing jumper locations for installation of optional microphone transformers”  
while performing the following steps:  
1. Unplug the SMR821 from the AC voltage source.  
2. Remove the 6 screws securing the top panel of the SMR821. Remove the top and set aside.  
3. Remove the 5 screws securing the rear panel to the chassis.  
4. Remove the 5 screws securing the front panel to the chassis.  
5. Carefully turn the SMR821 upside down.  
6. Remove the 11 screws securing the circuit board assembly to the chassis.  
7. Carefully turn the entire SMR821 right side up. One end of the circuit board assembly (with the front and rear panels still  
attached) can be lifted out of the chassis with power supply wires still intact to access the bottom side of the circuit board.  
8. Locate the six round transformer outlines.  
9. Before installing the transformers, you will need to cut some jumpers and resistors. These components are labeled with refer-  
ence designators on the board.  
10. For each transformer installed, three jumpers and one resistor will need to be cut. The following table shows which compo-  
nents need to be cut for their corresponding transformer.  
Transformer  
Components J102, J103,  
to be cut J105, R116  
T101  
T1201  
J202, J203,  
J205, R216  
T301  
J302, J303,  
J305, R316  
T401  
J402, J403,  
J405, R416  
T501  
J502, J503,  
J505, R516  
T601  
J602, J603,  
J605, R616  
11. The transformers can only be inserted into the board one way. Place a transformer into the circuit board and solder in place.  
Repeat for each transformer being installed.  
Re-installing the Circuit Board and Re-assembling the Unit  
1. Place the circuit board assembly (with the front and rear panels still attached) into the chassis.  
2. Carefully turn the SMR821 upside down and replace the 11 screws securing the circuit board assembly to the chassis.  
3. Carefully turn the unit right side up.  
4. Replace the 5 screws securing the front panel to the chassis.  
5. Replace the 5 screws securing the rear panel to the chassis.  
6. Place the top panel on the chassis and replace the 6 screws securing it to the chassis.  
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Cut Jumper Here  
Cut Jumper Here  
Cut Resistor Here  
Cut Jumper Here  
NOTE: Cuts are  
typical for each  
channel where  
the transformers  
will be installed.  
Do not cut these  
jumpers UNLESS  
a transformer is  
installed for that  
channel!  
BE CAREFUL!  
Figure 14. Cutaway of circuit board showing jumper locations for installation of optional microphone transformers  
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Options & Modifications  
Channel 7/8 Modification  
This modification changes the functionality of the Channel 7/8 front panel select switch and the busing of the audio inputs.  
When this modification is complete, the front panel switch will act as a “MUTE” switch for all signals connected to the  
Channel 7 and 8 RCA input connectors. In addition, BOTH stereo channels (7 and 8) will SIMULTANEOUSLY feed the Left,  
Right and Aux output buses. The “Select” action of the switch is defeated.  
Refer to Figure 15. “ Cutaway of circuit board showing jumper location for Channel 7/8 Modification” while performing the following steps:  
1. Unplug the SMR821 from the AC voltage source.  
2. Remove the 6 screws securing the top panel of the SMR821. Remove the top and set aside.  
3. Locate and cut the jumper J905. It is located near the power supply.  
4. Place the top panel on the chassis and replace the 6 screws securing it to the chassis.  
Cut Jumper Here  
Figure 15. Cutaway of circuit board showing jumper location for modification of the Channel 7/8 Modification  
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Figure 16. SMR 821 Functional Block Diagram  
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Figure 17. SMR 821 Equalizer Response Plot  
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Specifications  
MECHANICAL  
Dimensions (H x W x D)  
1.75" x 19" x 8.75" (45 mm x 483 mm x 222 mm)  
7.4 lbs.  
Weight  
Single EIA Space Rack Mount  
Mounting  
Connections  
Removable “Euro” Connectors for single channel audio inputs, outputs, bus link and  
external control. RCA single-ended female for Channels 7 and 8 stereo inputs. IEC  
receptacle for AC power.  
PERFORMANCE  
Test Conditions  
120Vac 60Hz maintained throughout testing.  
Input Sensitivity  
Input  
Input gain-  
Input Level, dBu  
Impedance  
(Ohms)  
pot setting  
Balanced/  
Unbalanced  
Input  
Connector  
Min.*  
Nom.**  
Max.  
Max gain  
+60 dB  
Min gain  
+10 dB  
Max gain  
+40 dB  
Min gain  
–10 dB  
Max gain  
+60 dB  
Min gain  
+20 dB  
Max gain  
+40 dB  
Min gain  
0 dB  
–76dBu  
–56dBu  
–39dBu  
+
Microphone  
without pad  
2k  
2k  
2k  
Balanced  
Balanced  
Balanced  
Ground  
–25dBu  
–56dBu  
–5dBu  
–4dBu  
–36dBu  
+16dBu  
–54dBu  
–14dBu  
–34dBu  
+6dBu  
+13dBu  
–19dBu  
+33dBu  
–37dBu  
+3dBu  
+
Microphone  
with pad  
Ground  
Microphone  
without pad  
(optional  
transformer)  
Microphone  
with pad  
–74dBu  
–34dBu  
–54dBu  
–14dBu  
–20dBV  
+
Ground  
–17dBu  
+23dBu  
+7dBV  
+
2k  
Balanced  
(optional  
transformer)  
Ground  
Stereo Line  
10k  
N/A  
–10dBV  
Unbalanced  
RCA jacks  
0 dBu = 0.775 Vrms  
0 dBV = 1.00 Vrms  
*
Min. input level (sensitivity) is the smallest signal that will produce a nom-  
inal output with controls set at maximum gain.  
** Nominal settings are defined as all controls set at center detent for nominal  
output. Microphone gain control is as specified.  
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Specifications  
Output Specifications  
Min Load  
Output Level  
Balanced/  
Output  
Impedance  
Unbalanced  
Connector  
Nom  
Max  
+
+21dBu  
+19dBm  
Left/Right  
600 ohms  
+4dBu  
Balanced  
Balanced  
Ground  
+
+21dBu  
+19dBm  
Aux  
600 ohms  
+4dBu  
Ground  
0 dBu = 0.775 Vrms  
0 dBm = 1 mW  
Noise  
Output  
Left/Right  
Signal/Noise (typical)  
100 dB  
Test Conditions  
All Level controls down  
84 dB  
Master Level control nominal  
Channel Level controls down  
80 dB  
All controls nominal  
All channels assigned  
Mic gain minimum  
Aux  
95 dB  
92 dB  
All Level controls down  
Master Level control nominal  
Channel Level controls down  
81 dB  
All controls nominal  
All channels assigned  
Mic gain minimum  
Gain  
10dB to 60dB  
Mic Input Range without pad:  
Mic Input to Output without pad:  
Mic Input Range with pad:  
80dB max  
-10dB to 40dB  
60dB max  
Mic Input to Output with pad:  
Mic Input Range without pad  
(optional transformer):  
20 dB to 60 dB  
Mic Input to Output without  
pad (optional transformer):  
80dB max  
Mic Input Range with pad  
(optional transformer):  
0 dB to 40 dB  
60dB max  
Mic Input to Output with pad  
(optional transformer):  
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Frequency Response  
20Hz - 20kHz +0dB/-1dB  
<0.1% typical 20Hz - 20kHz; Mic to L-R out (22Hz - 22kHz BW)  
Total Harmonic Distortion  
Plus Noise  
-128dBu Mic input terminated with 150 ohms  
>70dB typical 20Hz - 20kHz  
Equivalent Input Noise (EIN)  
Common Mode Rejection  
Ratio (Mic Input)  
>70dB typical  
Crosstalk  
Adjacent Channels (1kHz)  
>60dB typical  
Crosstalk  
Output to Output (1kHz)  
+48 Volts at mic + and - inputs  
Phantom Power  
30dB attenuation (10k ohm potentiometer ) Typical  
60dB attenuation (100k ohm potentiometer) Typical  
Remote Volume Control  
Channel Mute  
>60dB attenuation  
Input Channel Status  
Green: -20dBu  
Signal/Clip Indicators  
Red:  
2dB below clipping  
Output Level Meters  
-24:  
-6:  
-20dBu  
-2dBu  
0:  
+4dBu  
+6:  
Clip:  
+10dBu  
2dB below clipping  
Domestic: 120Vac, 60Hz 15 Watts nominal  
Export: 230Vac, 50/60Hz 15 Watts nominal  
Power Requirements  
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Warranty Statement  
Architectural Acoustics®  
PEAVEY ELECTRONICS CORPORATION LIMITED WARRANTY  
Effective Date: July 1, 1998  
What This Warranty Covers  
Your Peavey Warranty covers defects in material and workmanship in Peavey products purchased and serviced in the U.S.A. and Canada.  
What This Warranty Does Not Cover  
The Warranty does not cover: (1) damage caused by accident, misuse, abuse, improper installation or operation, rental, product modification or  
neglect; (2) damage occurring during shipment; (3) damage caused by repair or service performed by persons not authorized by Peavey; (4)  
products on which the serial number has been altered, defaced or removed; (5) products not purchased from an Authorized Peavey Dealer.  
Who This Warranty Protects  
This Warranty protects only the original retail purchaser of the product.  
How Long This Warranty Lasts  
The Warranty begins on the date of purchase by the original retail purchaser. The duration of the Warranty is as follows:  
Product Category  
Duration  
MediaMatrix® DPU, (Excluding Frames), Cinema Processors,  
Power Amplifiers, Pre-Amplifiers, Mixers,  
Electronic Crossovers and Equalizers  
2 years *(+ 3 years)  
3 years *(+ 2 years)  
2 years  
Loudspeakers  
Microphones  
Speaker Components (including speakers, baskets, drivers,  
diaphragm replacement kits and passive crossovers)  
and all Accessories  
90 days  
[*denotes additional warranty period applicable if optional Warranty Registration Card is completed and returned to Peavey by original retail purchaser  
within 90 days of purchase.]  
What Peavey Will Do  
We will repair or replace (at Peavey's discretion) products covered by warranty at no charge for labor or materials. If the product or component  
must be shipped to Peavey for warranty service, the consumer must pay initial shipping charges. If the repairs are covered by warranty, Peavey  
will pay the return shipping charges.  
How To Get Warranty Service  
(1) Take the defective item and your sales receipt or other proof of date of purchase to your Authorized Peavey Dealer or Authorized Peavey  
Service Center.  
OR  
(2) Ship the defective item, prepaid, to Peavey Electronics Corporation, International Service Center, 412 Highway 11 & 80 East, Meridian, MS  
39301 or Peavey Canada Ltd., 95 Shields Court, Markham, Ontario, Canada L3R 9T5. Include a detailed description of the problem, together  
with a copy of your sales receipt or other proof of date of purchase as evidence of warranty coverage. Also provide a complete return address.  
OR  
(3) All MediaMatrix® Frames needing repair, should be shipped prepaid to Peavey Electronics Corporation, International Service Center, 412  
Highway 11 & 80 East, Meridian, MS 39301  
Limitation of Implied Warranties  
ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE LIM-  
ITED IN DURATION TO THE LENGTH OF THIS WARRANTY.  
Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitation may not apply to you.  
Exclusions of Damages  
PEAVEY'S LIABILITY FOR ANY DEFECTIVE PRODUCT IS LIMITED TO THE REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OF THE PRODUCT, AT PEAVEY'S  
OPTION. IF WE ELECT TO REPLACE THE PRODUCT, THE REPLACEMENT MAY BE A RECONDITIONED UNIT. PEAVEY SHALL NOT BE  
LIABLE FOR DAMAGES BASED ON INCONVENIENCE, LOSS OF USE, LOST PROFITS, LOST SAVINGS, DAMAGE TO ANY OTHER  
EQUIPMENT OR OTHER ITEMS AT THE SITE OF USE, OR ANY OTHER DAMAGES WHETHER INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR OTH-  
ERWISE, EVEN IF PEAVEY HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.  
Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may  
not apply to you.  
This Warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.  
If you have any questions about this warranty or service received or if you need assistance in locating an Authorized Service Center, please con-  
tact the Peavey International Service Center at (601) 483-5365 / Peavey Canada Ltd. at (905) 475-2578.  
Features and specifications subject to change without notice.  
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A product of Peavey Electronics Corporation  
711 A Street / Meridian, MS 39301 / USA / (601) 483-5376 / FAX (601) 486-1678  
Copyright 2000 All Rights Reserved  
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