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BAM 210 Operation Manual - Peavey.com

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BANK SELECT MODE<br />

Pressing button 37 when in Preset Mode selects Bank Select Mode. The corresponding yellow LED<br />

(A, B, C, D) will blink as an indication of the active bank upon entering this mode. Buttons 38 - 41<br />

change the active bank. The LED will illuminate continuously when a bank is selected. Pressing<br />

button 37 again returns to the Preset Mode.<br />

EFX SELECT MODE<br />

Pressing button 36 selects this mode. The corresponding green LED will illuminate when this mode<br />

is selected. Buttons 37 - 41 function as follows:<br />

37 – Compressor on/off<br />

38 – Toggles between primary and secondary settings for controls 14 – 16.<br />

39 – Tweeter on/off<br />

40 – Effects on/off<br />

41 – Toggles between primary and secondary settings for effects.<br />

SETTING THE BOOST/EFFECTS LEVELS<br />

There are eight parameter knobs from Pre Gain though Effects Depth. Each one has dual settings<br />

saved with each preset. The PFC 4B footswitch lets you toggle between these primary and<br />

secondary settings when in EFX mode, as follows:<br />

BOOST - toggles all six preamp parameters: Pre Gain, Low, Mid, Shift, High, Post Gain<br />

EFFECTS ALT - toggles the effect’s Speed/Adj and Depth parameters<br />

The boost function lets you have a <strong>com</strong>pletely different preamp setting for solos, etc. Not only can<br />

you boost or cut pre and post gain, you can also dip your mids and boost your highs, etc. The dual<br />

settings for the effects mean that the PFC4B can do more than just turn them on and off. “Off” isn’t<br />

always one of the top two choices, so why lock it in? Do things like:<br />

- Have lots of phaser when the PFC4B’s Effects Alt LED is on, and just a little bit when it’s<br />

off.<br />

- Switch between low and high speeds on the flanger.<br />

- Kick in extra distortion in parallel with the dry sound to fill the mids when the guitarist<br />

solos.<br />

This setup makes for some fun preset building!<br />

SETTING AND STORING THE BOOST/EFFECTS LEVELS<br />

Here’s the easy part. Turn the boost off on the PFC4B and set your non-boost tone and level<br />

(primary settings). Turn the boost on and set your boost tone and level (secondary settings, see<br />

page 12 for sync power tip!) Then do the same for the effects. Once you have them all working the<br />

way you want, set the EFX functions on the PFC4B to how you want them when the preset is<br />

recalled (e.g. boost off, etc.), then store the preset. (You only have to do the store function once.<br />

The primary and secondary settings are all in the same preset, so you won’t lose primaries by<br />

switching to secondaries, etc.)<br />

TUNER MODE<br />

Pressing buttons 36 & 37 simultaneously selects the tuner mode. The four yellow LEDs will<br />

illuminate dimly as an indication that the Tuner Mode is active and awaiting a signal. Pressing any<br />

button will exit the Tuner Mode and return to the previous mode and preset.<br />

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