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Rear Panel
O. POWER SWITCH — Press to the "ON" position to switch the
amplifier on. Press to the "OFF" position to switch the amplifier off.
R. FOOTSWITCH
—
Plug the included footswitch in here to enable
remote channel switching. When the footswitch is connected, the
front panel CHANNEL SELECT switch {D} is disabled, but the channel
indicator LEDs will operate normally.
P. IEC POWER INLET Connect to a grounded outlet in accordance
—
with the INPUT POWER voltage and frequency specified next to the
power inlet on your amplifier.
S. TUNER
T. PREAMP OUT / POWER AMP IN
jacks that can be used in a variety of configurations:
1) Effects Loop Connect PREAMP OUTPUT to the input of your
—
Connect your instrument tuner here.
—
Multi-functional input/output
Q. PARALLEL SPEAKER OUTPUTS — Connect speaker cabinets here.
Bassman 500 amps are equipped with combination speaker
output jacks which allow you to use Speakon® or 1/4" (6.3 mm)
—
effects device and connect PWR AMP INPUT to the output jack
of your effects device. The signal level here is nominally line
level (+4dBu) and is most suitable for professional rack-style
effects. MASTER {K} affects the send level, and the effects
device controls the return level.
speaker cables.
The power rating of the external cabinets should meet or exceed
the rating listed on the amplifier. The MINIMUM impedance of all
connected speaker cabinets is 4Ω. The following list shows some ac-
ceptable parallel speaker cabinet combinations:
2) Multiple Bassman® Amps
—
Connect PREAMP OUTPUT on the
primary unit to POWER AMP IN on an auxiliary unit. The knobs
on the primary unit control the auxiliary unit.
SPEAKER COMBINATIONS
4Ω
TOTAL IMPEDANCE
U. LEVEL
—
Use to adjust the output level of the XLR OUT jack {X} to
4Ω
accommodate the input sensitivities of outboard sound equipment.
8Ω
8Ω
V. PRE POST Select "POST" to include all preamp signal
/
—
8Ω + 8Ω
4Ω
adjustments {B–C or E–J} in the XLR OUT signal. Select "PRE" for a
DIRECT tube driven signal, unaffected by preamp controls.
8Ω + 16Ω
5.33Ω
4Ω
W. GROUND
/
LIFT
—
Select "LIFT" to disconnect the ground
8Ω + 16Ω +16Ω
16Ω + 16Ω
connection on the XLR OUT jack which may reduce hum or line
noise in some situations. Normally leave this button out, in the
"GND" (grounded) position.
8Ω
16Ω + 16Ω + 16Ω + 16Ω
4Ω
X. XLR OUT
—
A balanced, line level output for connection to mixing
IMPORTANT NOTE: Bassman 500 amplifiers include a digital power am-
plifier that operates in bridge mode. Both the tip (+) and sleeve (–) have
voltage present, so never ground either the tip (+) or sleeve (–) of the
speaker cable. Always make connections with the power turned off, and
use care when making connections with cables that have non-insulated
(bare metal) type plugs. Using speaker cables with insulated bodies is
preferred, but not required.
consoles and recording equipment. Disconnect speakers {Q} for
silent recording.
( + )
( - )
Insulation
Thermal Performance & Protection
Bassman 500 amplifiers are equipped with variable speed fan cooling
and thermal shutdown protection. The fan will start at a low speed and
increase as you play harder. Leave at least 6 inches of clearance in
the front and rear of your amplifier and and do not block the vents
underneath the electronics chassis with cables or other objects
stored in the cabinet. If the amplifier vents are blocked, or it is used
in an extremely hot environment, the class-D amplifier may overheat
and enter thermal protection causing the PROTECT LED to illuminate
and the speaker output to mute temporarily. In the event of an output
short circuit or over current situation (i.e. operating below minimum
impedance) the class-D amplifier will enter protection causing the
PROTECT LED to illuminate and the speaker output to mute temporarily.
The class-D amplifier will automatically resume operation within a few
seconds, when it has returned to a safe operating temperature and the
fault has been removed.
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Tube Replacement
The Bassman® uses the following types of tubes:
3) After the amplifier has cooled down, to gain access to the preamp tubes
use a #2 Phillips screw driver to remove the 4 nickel screws holding the
rear grille.
Pre-Amplifier: Two 12AX7A tubes (V1, V2)
5) You now have access to the tubes. Preamp tubes have metal shields
that must be twisted and pulled down to remove them. Pull the tubes
straight down to remove them. Caution: Excessive side-to-side motion
could cause the Locator-Pin on the bottom of the tube to fracture in
the socket, which will not be covered by the Fender Electronic Product
Warranty to remove. If you are uncomfortable in performing this
process please seek the assistance of an Authorized Fender Electronics
Service Center.
V2 (12AX7A)
V1 (12AX7A)
9) Replace the rear grille and install the four nickel mounting screws.
10) Reconnect the speaker cable and any other signal cables you
disconnected in step 1.
(Chassis, bottom view)
11) Reconnect the power cable.
If your amplifier is not performing as it should, refer to the Troubleshooting
section below. Generally speaking with most tube audio amplifiers the
tubes are the most likely thing to fail and may be replaced without taking
your amplifier to a qualified service technician. If any tubes need replacing,
carefully read and follow these steps. If you do not feel comfortable replacing
your amplifier's tubes, take it to an authorized Fender service center. All other
service needs should be referred to an authorized Fender service center.
There are no user serviceable parts inside the electronics chassis. Lethal
voltages exist inside your tube amplifier! Tube amplifier components get
very hot! Failure to follow all these instructions may result in damage to your
amplifier, or personal injury!
Note on Handling Tubes:
It is important not to leave fingerprints, grease, or other
foreign substances on the glass surface of the tubes. This
is especially important for the power output tubes. If
fingerprints or other substances are left on the surface
of the tube, they will cause the tube to become hotter
than normal in that spot, which can lead to cracks in the
glass and premature failure of the tube. Some people
recommend not touching the tubes with bare hands at all. However, it this is
usually impossible to avoid. Take the following steps to ensure that the tubes
are clean and will have the maximum possible life:
How to Replace the Tubes on your amplifier:
1) Wash your hands before handling the tubes.
2) Avoid excess handling of the tubes.
1) Turn off the amplifier and remove the power cable from the IEC inlet {P}.
You might also want to disconnect other cables (such as the speaker,
line-out, effects loop, etc) so that they are not in the way.
3) After installation of the tubes, wipe them with a clean cloth to remove
any fingerprints or foreign substances.
2) Caution! The tubes get very hot during operation and may cause burn
injuries. Wait for the amplifier to cool down before proceeding to the
next step.
Troubleshooting
PROBLEM: I cannot hear any sound coming out of my Bassman, but my
instrument is plugged in and the power to the amplifier is turned on and the
red jewel {N} on the front is glowing.
PROBLEM: No sound is coming from the amplifier when the instrument is
connected to INPUT {A}, but the amplifier DOES work when connecting the
instrument directly into the POWER AMP INPUT {V}.
SOLUTIONS:
SOLUTIONS: One of the preamp tubes V1 or V2 (both 12AX7) is bad. If
the amplifier works normally in the 'VINTAGE' channel, but does not work
properly in the 'OVERDRIVE' channel (unless BLEND {F} is set to "1"), replace
preamp tube V2 with a new tube. Otherwise, replace preamp tube V1 with
a new tube.
•
Make sure the VOLUME knobs {B and G} and MASTER Volume {K} are set
above "1."
•
•
Make sure that the MASTER Volume knob {K} is pressed in (defeat "MUTE").
If outboard gear is connected in the effects loop {T} (between PREAMP
OUTPUT and PWR AMP INPUT) make sure it is turned on and functioning.
If unplugging the cable from the PWR AMP INPUT jack solves the problem,
the problem is in the outboard gear in the effect loop, not with the
Bassman.
PROBLEM: Amplifier feeds back creating a loud high-pitched sound, even
when no instrument is connected, and especially when Volume, Gain, or
tone controls are at high settings in either channel. -OR- The amplifier creates
unintentional ringing noises, which sound like chimes, while playing certain
notes. -OR- Mechanical noises like tapping on the amplifier chassis (i.e. with a
pick or drumstick) are picked up and amplified through the speakers.
•
Verify that the speaker cable is connected properly between the PARALLEL
SPEAKER OUTPUTS {Q} and speaker cabinets.
•
•
Try replacing the speaker and instrument cables.
Try a different instrument.
SOLUTIONS: Preamp tubes are becoming “microphonic.” Replace V1 and/
or V2 (both 12AX7) with a new tube. If the problem only occurs in the
'OVERDRIVE' channel, try replacing V2 first.
If none of these solutions solve the problem, investigate the pre-amp tubes
(see below).
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Block Diagram
Specifications
MODEL:
TYPE:
Bassman 500
PR 2809
POWER
REQUIREMENTS:
OUTPUT:
950W
350W into 8Ω
500W into 4Ω
INPUT IMPEDANCES
OUTPUT IMPEDANCES
INPUT 1:
INPUT 2:
POWER AMP:
>820kΩ
136kΩ (-6dB)
20kΩ (balanced)
XLR OUT:
TUNER:
PREAMP:
50Ω (balanced)
220Ω (balanced)
220Ω (balanced)
TONE CONTROLS VINTAGE
TONE CONTROLS OVERDRIVE
SPEAKERS (RECOMMENDED):
BASS:
MID:
TREBLE:
10dB range @ 40Hz (MID: 5, TREBLE: 5)
15dB range @ 400Hz (BASS: 5, TREBLE: 5)
9dB range @ 4kHz (BASS: 5, MID: 5)
BASS:
MID LEVEL/FREQ:
TREBLE:
15dB @ 80Hz (Deep: –18dB @ 640Hz)
18dB @ 200Hz to 3.3kHz
15dB @ 4kHz (Bright: +10dB @ 6kHz)
Bassman 810 (P/N: 2249200000)
Bassman 610 (P/N: 2249300000)
Bassman 410 (P/N: 2249400000)
Bassman 115 (P/N: 2249500000)
TUBES:
Two 12AX7A (P/N: 0013341000)
ACCESSORIES (INCLUDED)
DIMENSIONS
FOOTSWITCH:
1-button, Vintage (P/N: 0057172000)
HEIGHT:
WIDTH:
DEPTH:
8.6 in (21.7 cm)
22.7 in (57.6 cm)
10.5 in (26.7 cm)
WEIGHT:
17 lb (7.7 kg)
Product specifications are subject to change without notice.
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PART NUMBERS / REFERENCIAS / RÉFÉRENCE / NÚMERO DAS PEÇAS / NUMERO PARTI / TEILENUMMERN
NUMERY REFERENCYJNE / REFERENČNÍ ČÍSLA / REFERENČNÉ ČÍSLA / REFERENČNE ŠTEVILKE / 部品番号 型号
/
Bassman 500
2249600000 (120V, 60Hz)
2249601000 (110V, 60Hz) TW
2249603000 (240V, 50Hz) AU
2249604000 (230V, 50Hz) UK
2249605000 (220V, 50Hz) ARG
2249606000 (230V, 50Hz) EU
2249607000 (100V, 50/60Hz) JP
2249608000 (220V, 50Hz) CN
2249609000 (220V, 60Hz) ROK
2249613000 (240V, 50Hz) MA
有毒有害物质或元素
(Hazardous Substances’ Name)
部件名称
(Part Name)
铅
(PB)
汞
(Hg)
镉
(Cd)
六价铬 多溴联苯 多溴二苯醚
(Cr6+)
(PBB)
(PBDE)
部分电子元件
x
x
x
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
部分机器加工金属部件
部分其他附属部件
O: 表示该有毒有害物质在该部件所有均质材料中的含量均在 SJ/T 11363-2006 规定的现量要求以下
X: 表示该有毒有害物质至少在该部件的某一均质材料中的含量超 出 SJ/T 11363-2006 规定的现量要求
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RFC: FVM-140508-CI0
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FENDER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS CORPORATION
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