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BAM 210 Operation Manual - Peavey.com

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The green LEDs indicate the note the tuner is tracking. In the chromatic mode the two LEDs that a<br />

note falls between will light if the note being tracked is not a note in standard bass tuning.<br />

Once a note is being tracked, the yellow and red LEDs function similarly to a strobe tuner, that is<br />

they light sequentially to form a ring. Counterclockwise movement of the ring indicates the note<br />

being tracked is flat; clockwise movement indicates it is sharp. The rotation speed will decrease as<br />

the note <strong>com</strong>es closer to tune, and all indicators will illuminate (no movement) when the note<br />

reaches correct pitch.<br />

(42) REMOTE CABLE CONNECTOR<br />

This 8-pin DIN connector transmits and receives MIDI <strong>com</strong>mands to and from the MIDI IN /<br />

FOOTSWITCH (28). Certain functions, such as the tuner, are also <strong>com</strong>municated through this<br />

connection. Only the <strong>Peavey</strong> 8-pin MIDI/Communication cable (included) should be used for<br />

this connection.<br />

HIDDEN POWER FEATURES<br />

The <strong>BAM</strong> lets you do most of what you need via the standard controls on the front panel and<br />

footswitch. However, there are other parameters under the hood that you can get to if you’re willing<br />

to dig a little deeper. By holding the USER button for more than a second (and continuing to hold),<br />

you can access additional preset parameters. Doing the same with the STORE button accesses<br />

global preference parameters. The following table and subsequent text shows what parameters<br />

are available.<br />

TWEAK / TUNER POWER FEATURES<br />

Control Preset Tweak Global Tweak Tuner Tweak<br />

(hold USER for 1 sec.) (hold STORE for 1 sec.) (Press STORE and USER)<br />

Preset - MIDI Channel [Exit Tuner]<br />

Store - - Store Tuner Tweaks<br />

User - User on Powerup Eb mode<br />

Compressor - - Chromatic Mode<br />

Model - - [Exit Tuner]<br />

Cab Swap - - [Exit Tuner]<br />

Pre Analog Overdrive Enable - -<br />

Bass - - -<br />

Mid - - -<br />

Shift - - -<br />

Treble Tweeter Enable Footswitch All-Info -<br />

Post - Bank Select Style -<br />

Effect Select - - [Exit Tuner]<br />

Speed/Adj Tweak 1 Noise Gate Sensitivity -<br />

Depth Tweak 2 Noise Gate Threshold Tuner Volume<br />

POWER TIP! BOOST/FX SETTINGS COPYING<br />

The boost function allows you to have two <strong>com</strong>plete settings (per preset) for the pre gain, post gain,<br />

and three-band EQ. When creating a preset, you will typically build your non-boost sound (boost<br />

LED off on the PFC4B), then want to modify it for the boost. Well, the settings will usually be very<br />

different, and sychronizinig them manually is a bit of a pain. So, you can press the USER button for<br />

one second (and continue to hold, which puts the amp into Patch Tweak mode, see below), and hit<br />

the boost footswitch. This will copy the five parameters from the non-boost to the boost slots. (If you<br />

were boosted in the first place, the copy would go the other way - it goes from where you were to<br />

where you’re switching.) This also works with the effects knobs, but since there are only two, it’s not<br />

much of a problem to tweak them manually.<br />

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