Warwick SWEET 15.3 Manual de usuario

OFFICIAL WARWICK

AMP OWNER MANUAL

SWEET 15.3 - SWEET 25.2

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rotective Circuits 5

Sweet 15.3 10

Sweet 25.2 11

Suffix

Technical Data 102

Schematic Diagrams

Sweet 15.3 106

Sweet 25.2 107

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Congratulations on the purchase of your new Warwick com o. Please read through these instructions e-

fore connecting and operating the device. Following the guidelines you will soon will enefit from your new

Warwick amplifier. Please keep this instruction ooklet handy in case you need to consult it again. Please

send the PASSPORT to the address indicated therein.

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SAFETY HINTS

- Please read these instructions

- Please heed all warnings

Caution: To reduce the risk of electric shock, do

not open the amplifier’s case. Avoid exposure to

rain or moisture. No user serviceable parts inside,

refer all service to a qualified technician. No ves-

sel filled with liquids, such as vases shall be pla-

ced on top of the unit.

This symbol, wherever it appears, alerts you to

the presence of dangerous non-insulated voltage

inside the case. Risk of electric shock!

This symbol, wherever it appears, indicates to

important operating and maintenance instruct-

ions in this user manual. Please read the manual.

This recycling logo informs the end user that it is

forbidden to throw away the product in the trash.

It has to be disposed of accordingly.

Weee-Nr.: DE93670540

CB Approved

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GENERAL INFORMATION

For safe and reliable operation please follow these instructions:

•DO NOT open the amplifier case! You might receive an electrical shock. For any repair refer to qualified service personnel.

•Avoid dust, excessive moisture, direct sunlight and extremely high or low temperatures.

•Safeguard the device from impact. Always place the unit on a stable and horizontal surface.

•Do not block any of the ventilation openings.

•Avoid leaving the unit near radiators or other heat producing devices.

•Internal components should be adjusted or cleaned by qualified service technicians only. ake sure no object or liquid pene-

trates the device through its cooling vents.

•Fuse must be replaced with one of the same type and value to avoid damaging the amplifier.

•the mains cable or mains switch have been damaged,

•objects or liquids have penetrated the device,

•it has been exposed to excessive moisture,

•malfunctions or abnormal operating conditions have occurred,

•the device has been dropped or the case has been damaged.

Have the device examined by a qualified service technician in the following cases:

- ake sure the unit is plugged into a socket outlet with a protective grounding connection.

- ains plug must be accessible at any time to disconnect it from mains in case of abnormal operation.

- If the device shows any malfunction, immediately disconnect the mains cable from the mains socket.

- Use effects pedals only between the instrument and the amplifier since these devices do not meet the electrical specifications

of the effects loop.

- Unplug the unit whenever changing a fuse.

- Replace fuse only with one of the same type and value. Never bridge defective fuses.

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PROTECTIVE CIRCUITS (SWEET 15.3, SWEET 25.2 only)

HF oscillation: This safety feature prevents from damages caused by frequencies above 20 kHz (feedback, etc.) by

switching the power amp off.

Temperature: Should the temperature controlled fan cooler prove to be insufficient in extreme conditions, this circuit

protects the output stage transistors from destruction by switching the device off.

Direct current (DC): This circuit continuously monitors the power amp output for direct current and protects the loud-

speakers from overload in case a transistor burns out.

GETTING STARTED

1. ake sure that the mains lead is connected and all external devices (effects) are properly connected and working.

2. Set the VOLUME control (Blue Cab 15.1, 30.1, 60.1) / MASTER control (Sweet 15.3, 25.2) to zero.

3. Plug your bass guitar into the amplifier's IN UT using a shielded cable.

4. Press the OWER switch to turn the device on.

5. Switch off MUTE - the red LED will turn off. (Sweet 15.3, 25.2)

6. Turn up all volume controls of your bass guitar.

7. Adjust the GAIN control until the clip LED flashes. (Sweet 15.3, 25.2)

8. Set VOLUME control (Blue Cab 15.1, 30.1, 60.1) / MASTER contol (Sweet 15.3, 25.2) to your desired volume.

9. Use the sound controls / switches to adjust the sound as described in the respective chapters FRONT PANEL CONTROLS.

10. If necessary readjust the GAIN. (Sweet 15.3, 25.2)

ENGLISH SWEET 15.3

FRONT PANEL CONTROLS

INPUT socket to plug in a bass guitar.

GAIN control + CLIP LED to adjust the input level.

GRAPHIC EQ 8 band EQ to cut / boost the respective frequencies by +/- 12 dB.

LOW BOOST switch + LED to boost deep frequencies.

HIGH BOOST switch + LED to boost high frequencies.

EFF. LOOP for the insertion of effect units. Connect EFF. SEND with the input and EFF. RETURN with the output of the

effect device.

LINE OUT socket allows connecting additional power amplifiers, active cabinets or a mixing console.

MASTER control determines the main level.

MUTE switch + ON / MUTE LED mutes the signal of all outputs except the PHONES socket. To avoid switching noise

use the MUTE switch only when no audio signal is beeing played back.

PHONES socket for connecting headphones (min 200 Ohm).

REAR PANEL

MAINS IN AC terminal with integrated fuse compartment for connecting the amplifier to mains.

POWER switch for turning the amplifier on and off.

SPEAKER OUT to connect the amplifier to the speaker.

HORN OFF switch to turn the horn off.

The rear stand allows for a 45-degree tilt of the amplifier.

ENGLISH SWEET 25.2

FRONT PANEL CONTROLS

GAIN control + CLIP LED to adjust the input level.

INPUT socket to plug in a bass guitar.

COMPRESSOR switch to turn on the compressor and control to adjust the compression rate.

CONTOUR switch to turn on the contour and control to adjust the intensity. Boosts bass and treble, cuts mids.

BASS control to boost / cut deep frequencies.

LOW MID control to boost / cut low mid frequencies.

HIGH MID control to boost / cut high mid frequencies.

TREBLE control to boost / cut high frequencies.

DEEP switch + LED to boost low frequencies.

BRIGHT switch + LED to boost high frequencies.

MUTE switch + ON / MUTE LED mutes the signal of all outputs except the PHONES and TUNER socket. To avoid

switching noise use the MUTE switch only while no audio signal is beeing played back.

PHONES socket for connecting headphones (min 200 Ohm).

MASTER control determines the main volume level.

REAR PANEL

GROUNDLIFT switch disconnects the protective ground line from signal ground. A humming loop may occour when

several devices are hooked up to the same protective ground line and connected by line cables. Use

GROUNDLIFT to eliminate humming loops.

TUNER OUT to connect to a tuner, active when MUTE is enabled.

LINE OUT socket allows connecting additional power amplifiers or active cabinets.

EFF. LOOP for the insertion of an effects unit. Connect EFF. SEND with the input and EFF. RETURN with the output of the

effects device.

DI PRE / POST switch to route the signal to

DI OUT socket PRE (pressed, direct signal from the bass) or POST (released, signal affected by equalizer or effects

loop). Symmetric XLR out to connect to e.g. a mixing console.

SPEAKER OUT to connect the amplifier to the speaker.

POWER switch for turning the amplifier on and off.

MAINS IN AC terminal with integrated fuse compartment for connecting the amplifier to mains.

HORN OFF switch to turn the horn off.

The rear stand allows for a 45-degree tilt of the amplifier.

TECHNICAL DATA

SWEET 15.3 SWEET 25.2

INPUT 25 mV 25 mV

PREAMP transistor transistor

POWER AMP fan cooled fan cooled

SPEAKER 15” 15”

EQUALIZER 8 band EQ

HI / LO BOO T

BA , HI / LO MID,

TREB, VARIABLE CON-

TOUR, DEEP , BRIGHT

COMPRESSOR - adjustable

HEADPHONE min 200 Ohm min 200 Ohm

EFFECT LOOP mono serial

send 0 dBu, 600 Ohm

return 0 dBu, 10 kOhm

mono serial

send 0 dBu, 600 Ohm

return 0 dBu, 10 kOhm

REAR CONTROL horn switch horn switch

NOMINAL POWER 300 Watt 500 Watt

THD < 0.1% < 0.1%

WEIGHT

(NET / GROSS, kg)

28 / 32 32 / 36

DIMENSIONS COMBO

(cm)

53 x 33 x 63 54 x 34 x 70

DIMENSIONS CART.

BO (cm)

66 x 47 x 78 68 x 48 x 86

106

CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

SSWWEEEETT 1155..33

107

CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

SSWWEEEETT 2255..22

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