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BAM 210 Operation Manual - Peavey.com

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ENGLISH<br />

<strong>BAM</strong> <strong>210</strong><br />

BASS MODELING AMP<br />

Do you think achieving a virtually unlimited collection of bass amp and cabinet tones out of a<br />

<strong>com</strong>pact 2 x 10 <strong>com</strong>bo is impossible? Not with the <strong>BAM</strong> <strong>210</strong> from <strong>Peavey</strong> Electronics. Years of<br />

research and development have produced a feature-packed bass modeling amp engineered to<br />

please today’s discriminating bassist and those who listen to the music. From its user-friendly<br />

interface to its 1/4" and XLR external outputs, the <strong>BAM</strong> is the amplifier that will take bass sound into<br />

the new millennium.<br />

FEATURES<br />

• 500 W @ 2 Ohms, 350 W @ 4 Ohms<br />

• 2 x 10" cast-frame woofers<br />

• 1x <strong>com</strong>pression horn<br />

• Front ported<br />

• Angled baffle board (for that tilt-back sound without sacrificing low end)<br />

• Analog <strong>com</strong>pressor<br />

• 8 digital effects<br />

- Chorus - Synth bass<br />

- Flange - Fretless bass<br />

- Phase shift - Funk wah<br />

- Octave divider - Distortion<br />

• 8 amp models that include active and passive tone models<br />

PRESET STRUCTURE<br />

The <strong>BAM</strong> <strong>210</strong> is shipped with 16 factory presets and 16 user presets. The user presets are identical<br />

to the factory presets until modified. The factory presets illustrate the amplifier’s capabilities, and can<br />

be altered and stored as user presets. Turning the unit on while simultaneously pressing both the<br />

USER and STORE buttons on the amplifier front panel will revert both factory and user presets to<br />

their original settings. Known as reinitializing, this procedure should be performed when the unit is<br />

first unpacked and hooked up to delete any alterations to the presets that may have been made<br />

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