Rivera RockCrusher Recording Bedienungsanleitung

Rivera Gitarrenverstärker RockCrusher Recording

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RockCrusher Recording
Congratulations and welcome to the Rivera® family of outstanding products!
We hand-build this ne product in our facility in Burbank, California, USA, using the most robust, nest
quality components from North America, Germany, and Japan. With correct use and care, you will
experience many years of enjoyment with the RockCrusher Recording. It is an invaluable tool on stage
as well as in the studio.
WARNINGS! PLEASE READ BEFORE USIN G!
YOU MUST HAVE A LOAD OF THE PROPER IMPEDANCE CONNECTED TO THE SPEAKER OUTPUTS OF THE
ROCKCRUSHER WHEN OPERATING IN THE BYPASS POSITION! IF NOT, YOUR AMPLIFIER WILL POTENTIALLY SEE
AN OPEN LOAD CONDITION, WHICH MAY RESULT IN SEVERE DAMAGE TO YOUR AMPLIFIER!
YOU MUST MAKE SURE THAT THE IMPEDANCE OF THE AMPLIFIER’S SPEAKER OUTPUT MATCHES THE
SETTINGS ON THE ROCKCRUSHER (8 OR 16 OHM), AND THAT THE SPEAKER(S) CONNECTED TO THE
ROCKCRUSHER IS OF THE SAME IMPEDANCE. IF MULTIPLE SPEAKERS ARE CONNECTED (ROCKCRUSHER
SPEAKER OUTPUT JACKS ARE IN PARALLEL), THEIR COMBINED LOAD IMPEDANCE MUST MATCH THE SETTINGS
ON THE AMPLIFIER AND ON THE ROCKCRUSHER. AN IMPEDANCE MISMATCH CAN POTENTIALLY RESULT IN
DAMAGE TO YOUR AMPLIFIER, AND EXCESSIVE HEATING TO THE ROCKCRUSHER INTERNA COMPONENTS. DO L
NOT USE THE ROCKCRUSHER ON AMPLIFIERS THAT ARE HARDWIRED FOR 2 OR 4 OHMS, OR DO NOT HAVE 8 OR
16 OHM OUTPUT IMPEDANCE CAPABILITY. DO NOT USE THE ROCKCRUSHER WITH ANY SPEAKER LOAD LOWER
THAN 8 OHMS IMPEDANCE.
ON THE BACK OF THE ROCKCRUSHER, YOU MUST USE THE SPEAKER JACK #1, FIRST.
YOU MAY NOT EXCEED THE 120W RMS POWER RATING OF THE ROCKCRUSHER.
DO NOT COVER THE TOP OR BOTTOM OF THE ROCKCRUSHER, AS PROPER VENTILATION IS REQUIRED TO
DISSIPATE THE POTENTIAL HEAT GENERATED.
DO NOT EXPOSE THE ROCKCRUSHER TO ANY MOISTURE OF ANY SORT, AS A POTENTIAL ELECTRICAL
SHOCK HAZARD OR DAMAGE TO THE ROCKCRUSHER MAY BE POSSIBLE.
EXCESSIVE USE OF YOUR AMPLIFIER’S OUTPUT POWER WILL PLACE THERMAL STRESS ON THE OUTPUT TUBES
AND THEIR ASSOCIATED COMPONENTS, AS WELL AS ON THE OUTPUT TRANSFORMER, AND MAY RESULT IN
DAMAGE TO YOUR AMPLIFIER. OLDER VINTAGE AMPLIFIERS MAY HAVE CRITICAL COMPONENTS WHICH HAVE
DETERIORATED, SUCH AS COUPLING AND FILTER CAPACITORS, WIRING INSULATION, TUBE SOCKETS, GRID
RESISTORS, AND THE INSULATION PROPERTIES OF THE OUTPUT TRANSFORMER WINDINGS. THESE
COMPONENTS MAY BE EXCESSIVELY STRESSED WHEN SUSTAINING HIGH POWER LEVELS OVER A PERIOD OF
TIME AND MAY FAIL. ASIAN- AND EASTERN EUROPEAN-BUILT AMPLIFIERS ARE FOR THE MOST PART
NOTORIOUS FOR POOR QUALITY COMPONENTS, AND SUCH COMPONENTS MAY EASILY FAIL IF STRESSED.
PLEASE CHECK THE CONDITION OF YOUR OUTPUT TUBES, AND REPLACE THEM IF THEY ARE OLD OR
FRAGILE BEFORE USING THE AMPLIFIER AT HIGH POWER LEVELS WITH THE ROCKCRUSHER. WEAK AND OLD
OUTPUT TUBES ARE THE LINK THAT CAN EASILY BREAK WHEN STRESSED. IF THERE IS OUTPUT TUBE FAILURE,
OTHER ANCILLARY COMPONENTS MAY BE DAMAGED AS WELL.
BY RESPECTING THE CORRECT USE OF THE ROCKCRUSHER, YOU WILL AVOID POTENTIAL DAMAGE TO
YOUR AMPLIFIER AS WELL AS THE ROCKCRUSHER.
ROCKCRUSHER IS NOT INTENDED FOR USE WITH SOLID STATE AMPLIFIERS THAT USE CURRENT FEEDBACK
AND AN UNGROUNDED OUTPUT. AS THE LINE OUTPUT GROUND IS DIRECTLY CONNECTED
TO THE AMPLIFIER INPUT GROUND, OSCILLATION WILL OCCUR WITH POTENTIAL DAMAGE TO THE AMPLIFIER. IT
IS ALSO NOT INTENDED FOR USE WITH CLASS D OR PWM AMPLIFIERS.
RIVERA AMPLIFICATION IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE TO YOUR AMPLIFIER THAT MAY OCCUR
THROUGH ANY USE OF THE ROCKCRUSHER.
Rivera Amplication. Burbank, California, USA
Attenuator Functions
Function Switch: In the Bypass position, the RockCrusher is not loading the amplier, and the Speaker jacks on the rear
panel of the RockCrusher are directly connected to the Amplier Input jack. Thus it is imperative to have speakers connected
to the RockCrusher if it is used in the Bypass position, otherwise an open load condition will exist and damage to your
amplier may result. In the Attenuate position, the RockCrusher is now connected internally to the Amplier Input, and can
function as a Load Box if no speakers are connected, or as an Attenuator if speakers are connected to the RockCrusher.
Input Impedance (Z) Switch: Set this switch to match the setting or requirement of your amplier and the impedance of your
speaker load. For example, with one 16 Ohm Speaker Cabinet, you would set the RockCrusher to 16 Ohms, and your
Amplier to 16 Ohms. With two 16 Ohm Speaker Cabinets, the Speaker Jacks are in parallel, so you would select 8 Ohms on
the RockCrusher as well as your amplier. In Load Box mode, select which Impedance matches your amplier. The 16 Ohm
position has the most power handling for the Load Box function, and is recommended for extended Load Box use. Do not use
the RockCrusher on ampliers that are hard-wired for 2 or 4 ohms, or do not have 8 or 16 Ohm Output impedance capability.
Equalization Edge and Warm Selectors: Use the Edge switch to add high-frequency brilliance to the signal, and use the
Warm switch to restore bottom end when the signal is attenuated. These do not work if the Rockcrusher Recording is used
only as a load.
Attenuation: Select the appropriate level you desire. The increments in A-E values are for reference only, and have been
internally adjusted for a pleasing dierence in level between the 6 Positions. In the last position to the right, Studio is selected,
and now the Studio Level control will function.
Studio Level: This function is only active when the Studio position is selected on the Attenuation selector. It controls low
levels and functions like a volume control, with a range that is perfect for -level playing, like in your home. low
Line Out Level: For controlling the level of Balanced XLR and Unbalanced Line Output jacks on the rear panel of the
RockCrusher. Adjust this level to match the requirements of your equipment that you have connected. It is preferable to utilize
Line Level inputs with the RockCrusher, versus Mic Level inputs.
Speaker Emulator Functions
EQ on/o switch allows you to bypass
the 11 band EQ.
PAD Switch
Min=no pad
Middle posion=-5DB pad
Max=-10DB pad
LEVELS meter can be assigned to 8 or
16ohm input power or Line out level.
Rear Panel Features and Functions
WARNING-USE CORRECT POWER 18VDC POWER SUPPLY WITH TIP-POSITIVE, RI -NEGATIVE!!!!!! NG
LINE OUT controls output volume with
EQ in or Bypassed.
Midrange voicing- Scoop your tone by lowering
the 250-750hz controls or increase the midrange
by raising them.
Upper end voicing-Tailor chime, honk
and top end by using the 1.2-4K controls
4K-allows you to ne tune your overall
presence and shimmer
Low end- -175hz allows you to adjust 75
boom-end punch and emulate dierent
cabinet resonances.
From your amp speaker out
(Use speaker cable)
To speaker cabinet
(No need to connect to a speaker
cabinet if using as just a load)

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Marke: Rivera
Kategorie: Gitarrenverstärker
Modell: RockCrusher Recording

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