Recent content by Paul LoSchiavo

Sure. It is in the sense that it transforms the connector from one format to another but then in the electronic context it isn't because it doesn't "transform" the signal strength, polarity, resistance, or capacitance of the carrier or variable electrical flow from source to amplification. I...

No worries. Besides, you wouldn't use a "transformer" to convert 1/4 inch to xlr you'd use an adapter unless you're using an idiom that is uncommon in America. But I knew what you meant. Still lookin' for that manual though.

I understand what your point is but that is not an issue for me most of my mic cords have 1/4 in plugs. It is the owners manual that I am interested in.

Are you asking me why I can't find the manual or why I would be working with such an outdated vintage piece of equipment? In answer to the first, I don't know why I can't nail down a manual. All the usual channels refer to the manual that supports the other version as I explained. Regarding the...

Yes I tried to attach the G**gle pic. Basically it's the same as the pdf user manual portrays it with the exception of the additional input and output jacks seen in the master display. The manual shows an eff ret knob and a rev ret knob flanking the master gain and below that are three input...

Okay, I'm working with a version of the Peavey 260 standard PA mixer amp that doesn't have the 3 line outputs jacks nor the master eff. in/aux. in/ft sw jacks. I can't seem to find a manual for my version.

I'm trying to locate a manual for the Peavey 260 standard PA mixer amp. The only version I've been able to find includes I/O features mine doesn't have. Anyone have a suggestion for my version?

So, you're thinking a poor connection somewhere along the line? Will do.

Well, thanks for telling me what I already know. I was hoping for something a little more substantial like what the whistling and crackling might indicate with regard as to which specific components are involved and what sort of pre-emptive measures I might take.

I picked up an Acoustic B20 inexpensively and was generally pleased with it until my most recent attempt. I plugged in my bass turned on the amp and got intermittent clicking and whistling. I could hear the guitar but the whistling and clicking were disruptive. Anyone have any clues?