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<strong>Trace</strong> History<br />

In 1979, a music store in Essex, United Kingdom,<br />

was building and hiring out PA systems to local<br />

musicians. It soon became apparent that some<br />

of this equipment was not being used simply as<br />

PA but instead was being used by bass players,<br />

who for so long had to put up with underpowered<br />

amplification that was often merely a<br />

guitar amplifier with a modified tone circuit.<br />

The store owner and staff soon realised the<br />

potential of developing <strong>product</strong>s specifically for<br />

bass players that were more substantial in power<br />

and offered greater tone shaping facilities than<br />

what was previously available. Consequently,<br />

a new brand emerged: <strong>Trace</strong> <strong>Elliot</strong>, the original<br />

bass amplification specialist.<br />

This new line of <strong>product</strong>s included features such<br />

as: a graphic equalizer based preamp with LED<br />

level indication, XLR DI outputs, the now classic<br />

mid Pre-Shape circuit that gives the instantly<br />

recognisable <strong>Trace</strong> <strong>Elliot</strong> tone, PA type output<br />

stages driving large bass reflex cabinets and also<br />

the worlds first bass dedicated 4x 10” cabinet,<br />

now an industry standard for all bass amp<br />

lines. Visually striking, the units also featured a<br />

glowing UV lamp to light up the front panel in<br />

the now iconic green. The many influences from<br />

sound reinforcement and studio equipment has<br />

remained the primary factor in the <strong>Trace</strong> <strong>Elliot</strong><br />

design philosophy.<br />

Due to the high quality and robust build of<br />

this new brand, it quickly became known as<br />

the serious amplification line that professional<br />

bass players needed, and it wasn’t long before<br />

many high profile players were using them. As<br />

these <strong>product</strong>s became more and more visible in<br />

concerts and on TV, the demand grew throughout<br />

the ‘80’s.<br />

A decade later, with the bass <strong>product</strong>s firmly<br />

established, another niche was seized upon with<br />

the introduction of the <strong>Trace</strong> Acoustic range.<br />

With many innovative features (since then much<br />

copied), these were the first truly successful<br />

<strong>product</strong>s of their type which satisfactorily<br />

addressed many of the problems of amplifying<br />

acoustic instruments. Changing the marketplace<br />

again, this kind of <strong>product</strong> is now standard in<br />

the range for most amplification companies.<br />

The current <strong>product</strong>s shown in this brochure<br />

continue the <strong>Trace</strong> <strong>Elliot</strong> and <strong>Trace</strong> Acoustic<br />

legacy and a clear bloodline in features, styling<br />

and sound is apparent, albeit with state of the<br />

art components, technology and manufacturing<br />

processes.<br />

Mike Kroeger and <strong>Trace</strong> —<br />

All The Right Reasons<br />

After selling over 27 million<br />

albums worldwide, climbing<br />

numerous Billboard charts and<br />

spending an astounding 112<br />

consecutive weeks in the Top 30 of<br />

Billboard’s Top 200, it might seem<br />

ironic that Nickelback’s current album<br />

is titled “Dark Horse.” But bassist<br />

and founding member Mike Kroeger<br />

doesn’t take their success for granted.<br />

“Any artist that is even surviving right<br />

now is a dark horse because things<br />

change pretty fast,” says Kroeger.<br />

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“You’re a superstar one day and wake<br />

up the next day and you’re anonymous.<br />

To be successful in any way is beating<br />

the odds right now, I think.”<br />

<strong>Trace</strong> <strong>Elliot</strong> sat down with Mike<br />

Kroeger backstage in Nashville,<br />

Tenn., on the eve of the final leg of<br />

their “Dark Horse” tour to discuss<br />

Nickelback’s success, their amazing<br />

live shows, and what he loves about his<br />

<strong>Trace</strong> <strong>Elliot</strong> rig.<br />

<strong>Trace</strong> <strong>Elliot</strong>: Six albums and 14 years as a


and. How has Nickelback changed over<br />

time?<br />

Mike Kroeger: I guess we’ve slowed<br />

down a little bit. You know, earlier on we<br />

did our records a lot closer together. If<br />

we kept at that pace we’d probably have<br />

a lot more! [Laughs] But we’ve done a lot<br />

more touring as a result of things going<br />

blessedly well at the album level. Getting<br />

some radio and a lot of touring, which is a<br />

good sign!<br />

TE: 2005’s “All The Right Reasons” sold<br />

two million copies worldwide and topped<br />

the Billboard charts for 112 consecutive<br />

weeks. What was the pressure like to<br />

follow that up?<br />

MK: All of our pressure is self-imposed,<br />

you know? You have the pressure to kind<br />

of do better than you did on the record<br />

before, regardless of what the charts say.<br />

You’re trying to just go and do your best<br />

work every album, and if it happens to<br />

chart well, that’s kind of the X factor. You<br />

can do what you can do. You can write<br />

songs that you think are hit songs, but it’s<br />

up to the people. And we got pretty lucky<br />

on that one.<br />

TE: And even luckier with “Dark<br />

Horse.”<br />

MK: It’s gone well. Yeah, “Dark Horse”<br />

has gone well.<br />

TE: Two years and eight singles after its<br />

release, the album’s still going strong. Did<br />

you guys know what you had when you<br />

were in the studio recording with Mutt<br />

Lange?<br />

MK: Going into the studio with Mutt<br />

was amazing. The guy had made records<br />

that we all loved and were some of our<br />

favorite records. So we knew we were in<br />

good hands and were happy to be able to<br />

work with the guy, to have him steering<br />

the ship. We co-produced with him, but<br />

he’s such a been-there- done-that-guy - he<br />

has literally been there and done that on<br />

everything, you know? So we’re not going<br />

to do anything for the first time, because<br />

he’s been doing this for many, many,<br />

many years.<br />

TE: How was it to work with him?<br />

MK: Awesome. He’s a bass player. I<br />

learned a great deal. I learned a great<br />

deal about how to play bass from Mutt<br />

- melodic playing. He was in a band in<br />

the sixties - I think it was the sixties - he<br />

was a bass player and singer. So the guy’s<br />

been playing bass for a long time, and he’s<br />

played on such a wide variety of things,<br />

as well as produced and directed the play<br />

of bass players on such a wide variety of<br />

music that he brings all these ideas to<br />

the table. The first time he would tell me<br />

to try something or he would show me<br />

something on the bass I’d just be like, “Oh<br />

man, that’s like – I don’t know – that’s a<br />

lot for me, you know?” I’m really simple,<br />

a minimalist kind of person, especially as<br />

it applies to playing the bass. He pushed<br />

me out of that comfort zone of sticking to<br />

what the drums are doing and moved me<br />

to going to more melodic things, getting a<br />

little more in touch with what the vocals<br />

are doing to contribute to that melodic<br />

structure.<br />

TE: You take it from the album to an<br />

even bigger world tour – close to two<br />

million fans seeing the shows. Nickelback<br />

is known for having one of the biggest<br />

stage spectacles on the road. How hard is<br />

it to raise that bar for every new tour?<br />

MK: It’s about just trying to do<br />

something different every time. Coming<br />

in with a different kind of show and trying<br />

to do things that use technology that<br />

people haven’t seen yet or that nobody’s<br />

used yet - just trying to do the undone<br />

occasionally. We bring different elements<br />

to the shows. I heard yesterday that<br />

our new PA amp racks have officially<br />

surpassed 1 million watts of sound. That’s<br />

pretty cool! I mean if you’re pumping<br />

out a million of anything, that’s pretty<br />

awesome. A million watts!<br />

TE: That’s crazy.<br />

MK: Yes. A lot of that’s bottom end too,<br />

by the way! [Laughs]<br />

TE: On this tour, you’re using a huge<br />

<strong>Trace</strong> <strong>Elliot</strong> rig. Can you give us a<br />

3<br />

rundown on the<br />

setup?<br />

MK: Well, we<br />

usually have the<br />

1015H’s and the 1818’s on the bottom.<br />

We have two AH1200 heads, with one of<br />

them running to the 1818’s and one to the<br />

1015H’s, and have it EQ’d just a little bit<br />

differently for the two types of cabinets,<br />

and then we just mix them together, and<br />

there you have it.<br />

TE: What are you looking for from your<br />

<strong>Trace</strong> <strong>Elliot</strong> Amps in creating your huge<br />

live sound on this tour?<br />

MK: We have changed the sound. I<br />

mean, once we get a rig to where we want<br />

it, we kind of leave it there for the most<br />

part. We’ve made some changes, but<br />

we’ve had to make changes because we’ve<br />

changed the sources a little bit. Moved<br />

to a different kind of bass for fingerstyleplaying<br />

which kind of led us to tweak it<br />

a little bit. But, you know, we’re asking<br />

a lot because we go from a really edgytype<br />

pick sound to a really warm, smooth,<br />

woofy, finger sound. We don’t make<br />

any changes to any settings. We leave<br />

everything where it is and it goes off. The<br />

<strong>Trace</strong> <strong>Elliot</strong> sound is great.<br />

TE: This leg of the tour goes through<br />

the end of October - what’s next? More<br />

touring? New album? Time off?<br />

MK: You know, I would love to tell<br />

you that what’s coming up next is some<br />

time off. But I’m getting tired of saying<br />

it because every record at the end of the<br />

tour we say, “Oh, we’re going to take lots<br />

of time off and then go make a record.”<br />

But we don’t do that. We don’t do that.<br />

You say you’re going to take time off<br />

and then three weeks kind of go by and<br />

everybody’s trigger finger gets itchy and<br />

you have to get to work. I suspect that’s<br />

what’s going to happen this time. It might<br />

be a little longer, maybe into next year<br />

before we start to work.


12-Band Amplification<br />

12-Band means more control, more sound and more power. There are six footswitchable features; PRE SHAPE for that classic<br />

<strong>Trace</strong> <strong>Elliot</strong> sound; VALVE to add real tube warmth and overdrive; 12-band classic <strong>Trace</strong> <strong>Elliot</strong> GRAPHIC EQUALIZER;<br />

DUAL-BAND COMPRESSOR with separate controls for HIGH and LOW bands; sophisticated EFFECTS LOOP with<br />

HIGH-PASS/LOW-PASS/FULL RANGE OUTPUTS, LEFT/RIGHT/MONO RETURNS, SERIES/PARALLEL switch and<br />

LOOP level control; and an OUTPUT MUTE that mutes all outputs except TUNER out. Other features included are XLR DI<br />

outputs, line outputs and anti-clip circuitry incorporating a valve/tube.<br />

1210 Combo<br />

A combo amplifier with 2 x 10’’ special design Celestion speakers<br />

and high frequency horn that uses the 12 band preamp and a 600W<br />

power stage. This combo has the same speaker configuration as<br />

the 1028H. and has been tuned, with an unobstructed bottom slot,<br />

to 40Hz. The high frequency horn has a switch for Off, Lo and Hi<br />

for control over the re<strong>product</strong>ion of the high frequencies. Although<br />

already an extremely versatile and powerful unit on it’s own, for<br />

more volume and ‘mini-stack’ performance we recommend using in<br />

combination with the 1518c cabinet.<br />

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1215 Combo<br />

A combo amplifier with a 15’’ special design Celestion speaker and<br />

high frequency horn that uses the 12 band preamp and a 600W<br />

power stage. This combo has the same speaker configuration as<br />

the 1518c and the cabinet has been tuned, with an unobstructed<br />

bottom slot, to 42Hz, for great tight bass response. The high<br />

frequency horn has a switch for Off, Lo and Hi for control over the<br />

re<strong>product</strong>ion of the high audio frequencies. The speaker output<br />

can also be connected to an extension cabinet for more volume and<br />

bigger sound.


<strong>Trace</strong> <strong>Elliot</strong>, The Original Bass<br />

Amplification Specialist.<br />

AH 1200-12<br />

A 1200W (2 x 600W) amplifier head with the 12 Band preamp, this<br />

amplifier is for the serious creative bassist who wants to experiment<br />

with their sound. Along with all the features of the preamp, this<br />

has two separate power stages and is stereo from the effects loop<br />

through to the speakers. This means any effects applied within<br />

the sophisticated effects loop will be reproduced in stereo from<br />

the cabinets as well as through all DI and Line outputs. Also with<br />

two power stages it is capable of driving large stacks of speaker<br />

cabinets. Up to four 8 ohm cabinets or two large 4 ohm cabinets can<br />

be driven for awesome power and headroom.<br />

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AH 600-12<br />

A 600W amplifier head that features the 12 Band preamp section.<br />

This is the standard for professional bass players; plenty of power<br />

for most applications and all the features that could be desired from<br />

a preamp, selectable and adjustable at will. The output stage can<br />

drive one of the large 4 ohm cabinets or any combination of two of<br />

the 8 ohm cabinets.


7-Band Amplification<br />

7-Band range offers four footswitchable features; PRE SHAPE for that classic <strong>Trace</strong> <strong>Elliot</strong> sound; 7-band classic <strong>Trace</strong> <strong>Elliot</strong><br />

GRAPHIC EQUALIZER; COMPRESSOR with self-adjusting, program-dependant ATTACK/RELEASE times; and OUTPUT<br />

MUTE that mutes all outputs accept TUNER out. Other features included are a series EFFECTS LOOP, and electronically<br />

balanced XLR DI output, selectable pre/post preamp.<br />

715x Combo<br />

A combo with a 15’’ special design Celestion speaker and high frequency horn using the 7 band preamp and a 600W power stage. The cabinet<br />

is tuned, with an unobstructed bottom slot, to 42Hz, for great tight bass response, and the horn has a switch for Off, Lo and Hi for control of<br />

the high audio frequencies. The extra speaker output can be connected to an extension cabinet for more volume and bigger sound on stage.<br />

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AH 600-7<br />

A 600W amplifier head that features the 7 band graphic equalizer based preamp. Within this are four footswitchable functions: Preshape,<br />

Graphic, Compressor and Mute. The Preshape instantly gives the signature <strong>Trace</strong> <strong>Elliot</strong> tone, the compressor is a special design that uses a<br />

studio quality VCA with soft-knee threshold and adaptive attack and release times. The Mute function will mute all outputs except for Tuner<br />

Out. Also included are a balanced low impedance DI output and effects loop; enough features to satisfy most players.<br />

With the 600W output stage, this unit can drive one of the large 4 ohm cabinets or a stack of any two of the 8 ohm cabinets.<br />

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Enclosures<br />

<strong>Trace</strong> <strong>Elliot</strong> cabinets are fitted with specially designed Celestion speakers and come in various configurations. All the cabinets<br />

are tuned with central or bottom unobstructed slots for well controlled bass response and also feature internal bracing to<br />

give strength as well as solidity in the low frequencies. The tuning of the cabinets was originally carried out using scientific<br />

equipment and computer controlled manufacturing processes are used to ensure consistency and quality throughout the<br />

range. All cabinets feature sockets for Neutrik Speakon type connectors as<br />

well as ¼’’ jack connectors. To encourage use of the superior Speakon type<br />

connector, especially at these power levels, we include a Speakon to Speakon<br />

cable with each cabinet.<br />

1028H 1048H<br />

1518C<br />

1028H<br />

A 400W compact speaker<br />

cabinet with two special<br />

design 10’’ Celestion<br />

speakers and high frequency<br />

horn with variable<br />

attenuation. As well as the<br />

drivers and horn providing<br />

plenty of punch in the mid<br />

range and sizzle in the high<br />

frequencies respectively, this<br />

cabinet has been tuned to<br />

40Hz, to also give excellent<br />

sound at bass frequencies.<br />

1518c<br />

A 300W compact speaker<br />

cabinet with a special design<br />

15’’ Celestion speaker. The<br />

cabinet is tuned with an<br />

unobstructed bottom slot to<br />

40Hz for great low frequency<br />

response despite it’s size. At<br />

only 21kg (46lbs) this is also<br />

fairly light and easy to manage.<br />

Use with the 1028H for<br />

a very compact, but powerful,<br />

full range stack response.<br />

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1518<br />

1048H<br />

The modern version of a<br />

classic format that <strong>Trace</strong><br />

<strong>Elliot</strong> pioneered in the early<br />

days. Now an 800W cabinet<br />

with four special design 10”<br />

Celestion speakers and a<br />

high frequency horn with<br />

variable attenuation. The<br />

cabinet has been tuned with<br />

central unobstructed slots to<br />

40Hz for an awesome punchy<br />

sound. Although superb<br />

when used singularly or in<br />

pairs, for the classic <strong>Trace</strong><br />

stack and more bottom end<br />

we recommend pairing with<br />

the 1518.<br />

1518<br />

A 500W cabinet with<br />

a special design, wide<br />

excursion, 15” Celestion<br />

speaker. The cabinet<br />

has been tuned with an<br />

unobstructed bottom slot to<br />

38Hz which, along with the<br />

internal bracing, achieves<br />

superb low frequency<br />

re<strong>product</strong>ion. For full range<br />

sound this can be used in a<br />

stack with either the 1028H<br />

or 1048H.


1015H<br />

1528<br />

1818<br />

1528/ 1818<br />

These cabinets have been<br />

designed for players who want<br />

an extended bottom end,<br />

however, each cabinet has<br />

it’s own qualities. The 500W<br />

1528 features two 15” drivers<br />

whereas the 1818 has one<br />

500W 18”, tuned to 32Hz and<br />

28Hz respectively; therefore<br />

both highly suitable for 5<br />

string players. Sonically the<br />

1528 has an inherent natural<br />

‘boost’ in the 80 to 160Hz<br />

range which really brings out<br />

the bass in a live mix, whereas<br />

the 1818 has a fairly gentle<br />

curve all the way down to sub<br />

frequencies. Both cabinets<br />

are rated at 8Ω therefore we<br />

recommend pairing them with<br />

the standard 1028H for full<br />

range sound and full output<br />

from the amplifier.<br />

1015H<br />

The 1015H is intended to<br />

be a ‘stack in a box’; i.e. one<br />

cabinet that can handle the<br />

full power from an amplifier<br />

and deliver full range sound.<br />

The two 10” speakers and<br />

variable high frequency horn<br />

are in a natural band pass,<br />

sealed chamber, to give a<br />

tight and punchy midrange.<br />

This allows the 15” more<br />

internal volume to be tuned<br />

to 32Hz. Rated at 800W at<br />

4Ω it is intended to be used<br />

on it’s own with an AH600-<br />

7 or AH600-12, or in pairs<br />

with the AH1200-12 for a<br />

compact powerful stereo rig.<br />

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1084H<br />

1084H<br />

The 1084H will deliver the<br />

full power from an amplifier<br />

through eight special design<br />

10” speakers, mounted within<br />

an infinite baffle type cabinet.<br />

Internally the cabinet is<br />

divided into four chambers,<br />

split left/right, top/bottom,<br />

each containing a pair of<br />

10” drivers. The additional<br />

variable horn increases the<br />

versatility for players who<br />

need more snap to the top<br />

end. Nominally a 1600W 4Ω<br />

cabinet when used in mono,<br />

it can also be driven in stereo<br />

with each side capable of<br />

handling 800W at 8Ω.<br />

Due to their increased height and<br />

weight, the 1015H, 1084H, 1528<br />

and 1818 cabinets are all fitted with<br />

additional rear handles, rubber feet<br />

and castors, which make transportation<br />

extremely easy.


Suggested Speaker Enclosure Set-ups<br />

This section is just a guide to the systems that can be assembled. Speaker enclosures can be mixed with heads or combos in<br />

any combination as long as the minimum impedance for each amplifier section is adhered to. Do not connect more than one<br />

amplifier section into each speaker system. If you require any further information about a particular set-up, then please contact<br />

<strong>Trace</strong> <strong>Elliot</strong> customer service or your local dealer.<br />

AH1200-12<br />

2 x 1028H<br />

2 x 1528<br />

Full range, full<br />

power, stereo<br />

professional<br />

touring rig with<br />

sophisticated<br />

preamp<br />

features.<br />

715x<br />

1028H<br />

1 x 15”<br />

Combo & 2 x<br />

10” Cabinet<br />

For full power<br />

and increased<br />

range.<br />

1210<br />

1518c<br />

2 x 10”<br />

Combo & 1 x<br />

15” Cabinet<br />

For full power<br />

stack- like<br />

performance.<br />

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AH600-7<br />

1028H<br />

1818<br />

AH600-12<br />

1028H<br />

1528<br />

Variations of<br />

standard stack<br />

with more<br />

emphasis on<br />

the low end.<br />

AH600-12<br />

1015H<br />

Stack like<br />

performance<br />

from single,<br />

easy to move<br />

cabinet.<br />

AH600-12<br />

1084H<br />

For more<br />

traditional<br />

focused,<br />

punchy and<br />

warm sound.


1215 or 715x<br />

1518c<br />

1 x 15”<br />

Combo & 1 x<br />

15” Cabinet<br />

For full power<br />

and increased<br />

bottom end.<br />

AH600-12<br />

1048H<br />

1518<br />

Full range<br />

industry<br />

standard stack.<br />

Accessories So, what do you get when you purchase a <strong>Trace</strong> <strong>Elliot</strong> besides<br />

British design, quality and reliability?<br />

Owners Manual<br />

Includes all operating<br />

instructions, safety<br />

information and hints and<br />

tips on how to get the best<br />

from your <strong>Trace</strong> <strong>Elliot</strong><br />

amplifier or enclosure.<br />

BFC-6<br />

Allows the user to control<br />

the PRE-SHAPE,<br />

VALVE, GRAPHIC<br />

EQUALIZER, DUAL<br />

BAND COMPRESSOR,<br />

EFFECTS LOOP and<br />

OUTPUT MUTE. The<br />

BFC-6 footswitch comes<br />

with all 12 Band <strong>Trace</strong><br />

<strong>Elliot</strong> combos and heads.<br />

BFC-4<br />

All <strong>Trace</strong> <strong>Elliot</strong> 7 Band<br />

combos and heads come<br />

with the BFC-4 which<br />

controls the amplifier<br />

features: PRE-SHAPE<br />

(for that classic <strong>Trace</strong><br />

<strong>Elliot</strong> sound), GRAPHIC<br />

EQUALIZER,<br />

COMPRESSOR and<br />

OUTPUT MUTE.<br />

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AH600-7<br />

1028H<br />

1518c<br />

Compact full<br />

power, full<br />

range gigging<br />

stack easy to<br />

transport.<br />

AH1200-12<br />

2 x 1015H<br />

Relatively<br />

compact full<br />

range, full<br />

power stereo<br />

rig with<br />

sophisticated<br />

preamp<br />

features.<br />

Speakon ® Cable<br />

Each enclosure is<br />

packed with a Neutrik<br />

Speakon ® connector<br />

cable for a secure, reliable<br />

connection everytime.<br />

Protective Cover<br />

All amplifiers and<br />

enclosures come with a<br />

hard wearing protective<br />

cover.


SPECIFICATION<br />

INPUT sensitivity<br />

7 BAND 12 BAND<br />

HI 77.5mV RMS (-20dBu)<br />

LO<br />

INPUT impedance<br />

245mV RMS (-10dBu)<br />

HI 1M Ω<br />

LO 100k Ω<br />

PRE SHAPE Frequency Response +6dB @ 50 Hz. - 12dB @ 400Hz. +6dB @ 5kHz<br />

Slope = 6dB/octave<br />

GRAPHIC EQUALIZER +/- 15dB @ 7 frequencies +/- 15dB @ 12 frequencies<br />

COMPRESSOR Single band, soft knee, with<br />

Dual band, soft knee, with<br />

EFFECTS SEND(S)<br />

adaptive attack and release times<br />

specifically set attack and release times per band<br />

Load impedance 1K Ω or greater<br />

Nominal signal level<br />

EFFECTS RETURN(S)<br />

-10dBV, 0.3VRMS<br />

Impedance 100K Ω<br />

Nominal input level -10dBV, 0.3VRMS<br />

TUNER OUT level<br />

LINE OUT(S)<br />

Instrument level via buffer Nominal -10dBV, 0.3VRMS<br />

Load impedance 1K Ω or greater<br />

Level with OUTPUT LEVEL on 5<br />

DI OUTPUT(S)<br />

0dBu, 0.775VRMS<br />

Load impedance 600 Ω or greater<br />

Nominal Output level 0dBu, 0.775VRMS<br />

EXTERNAL CONTROL 4 function footcontroller 6 function footcontroller<br />

VALVES N/A 2 x ECC83/12AX7 Double Triode<br />

HUM & NOISE Greater than 80dB below rated power<br />

FREQUENCY RESPONSE<br />

POWER AMPLIFIER<br />

+/- 3dB, 20Hz - 25kHz<br />

Protection Current limit protection, thermal protection, anti-clip protection, and DC protection<br />

Minimum Load 4 Ω, for full rated output power<br />

Power Output at 8 Ω Approx 60% of rated power<br />

SUPPLY VOLTAGE Local nominal mains voltage (230/120/100) +/- 10%<br />

ACCESSORIES IEC lead, protective cover, footcontroller, owners manual<br />

Dimensions & Weights: Width Height Depth Weight<br />

mm inches mm inches mm inches kg lbs<br />

715x 615 24.2 623 24.5 335 13.2 36 79<br />

1215 615 24.2 623 24.5 335 13.2 38 83<br />

1210 615 24.2 623 24.5 335 13.2 40 87<br />

AH600-7 491 19.3 158 6.2 335 13.2 15 33<br />

AH600-12 491 19.3 158 6.2 335 13.2 17 37<br />

AH1200-12 491 19.3 158 6.2 435 17.1 22 48<br />

1518c 615 24.2 508 20 435 17.1 21 46<br />

1028H 615 24.2 508 20 435 17.1 26 56<br />

1518 615 24.2 682 26.9 435 17.1 27 60<br />

1048H 615 24.2 682 26.9 435 17.1 35 77<br />

1818 615 24.2 860 34 435 17.1 34 75<br />

1528 615 24.2 860 34 435 17.1 35 77<br />

1015H 615 24.2 860 34 435 17.1 42 92<br />

1084H 615 24.2 1225 48.2 435 17.1 66 145<br />

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1210 bare combo<br />

cabinet cut to show<br />

construction:<br />

• Light weight 3/4”<br />

plywood<br />

• All jonits rebated<br />

• Internal bracing<br />

• Slot tuning port<br />

• All drivers bolted to<br />

baffel into T-nuts<br />

• Manufactured<br />

using a CNC<br />

router ensuring<br />

consistency


Specifications<br />

Enclosure<br />

Specifications:-<br />

1518c 1028H 1518 1048H 1528 1818 1015H 1084H<br />

Transducer Complement 1 x 15” 2 x 10”+Horn 1 x 15” 4 x 10”+Horn 2 x 15” 1 x 18” 2 x 10”, 1 x 15”+Horn 8 x 10”+Horn<br />

Power Handling 300WRMS 400WRMS 500WRMS 800WRMS 500WRMS 500WRMS 800WRMS 1600WRMS<br />

Nominal Impedance 8 Ω 8 Ω 8 Ω 8 Ω 8 Ω 8 Ω 4 Ω 4 Ω (2 x 8 Ω in stereo)<br />

Frequency Response 30Hz-5kHz 35Hz-15kHz 30Hz-5kHz 35Hz-15kHz 32Hz-4kHz 30Hz-3KHz 35Hz-15kHz 35Hz-15KHz<br />

Sound Pressure Level<br />

1W, 1m<br />

Cabinet Tuning<br />

Frequency<br />

Crossover Frequency<br />

(internal passive)<br />

100dB 100dB 103dB 103dB 103dB 100dB 102dB 104dB<br />

40Hz 40Hz 38Hz 40Hz 32Hz 28Hz 32Hz N/A (Infinite baffle)<br />

N/A 5kHz N/A 5kHz N/A N/A 5kHz 5kHz<br />

Controls N/A Horn level N/A Horn level N/A N/A Horn level Horn level<br />

Connections 2 x Speakon® and 2 x ¼” jack 2 x Speakon® and 2 x ¼” jack 3 x Speakon® and 3<br />

x ¼” jack<br />

Enclosure Materials &<br />

Finish<br />

90% poplar ply, 10% MDF, black vinyl covering, metal hardware 70% Poplar Ply, 30% Birch Ply, black vinyl covering, additional rear handles and castors<br />

Accessories Protective cover, Speakon® lead, owners information sheet<br />

Individual Woofer Spec:- 10” 15”<br />

Power rating 300W 200W 500W 200W 250W 500W 200W 500W 200W<br />

Sensitivity 98dB 97dB 100dB 97dB 97dB 100dB 97dB 100dB 97dB<br />

Voice coil diameter 2 ½” (64mm) 2” (51mm) 3” (76mm) 2” (51mm) 2.½” (64mm) 3” (76mm) 2” (51mm) 3” (76mm) 2” (51mm)<br />

Magnet Weight 1.4kg / 50oz 1.2kg / 42oz 2.2kg / 77oz 1.2kg / 42oz 1.2kg / 42oz 2.2kg / 77oz 1.2kg / 42oz 2.2kg / 77oz 1.2kg / 42oz<br />

Cone material Kevlar® impregnated paper<br />

Horn Spec:-<br />

Power rating N/A 25W N/A 25W N/A N/A 25W 25W<br />

Sensitivity N/A 100dB N/A 100dB N/A N/A 103dB 103dB<br />

Dome size N/A 1” (25mm) N/A 1” (25mm) N/A N/A 1” (25mm) 1” (25mm)<br />

Dome material N/A Phenolic N/A Phenolic N/A N/A Phenolic Phenolic<br />

715x 1215 1210<br />

Combo Enclosure Specifications:-<br />

Transducer Complement 1 x 15”+Horn 1 x 15”+Horn 2 x 10”+Horn<br />

Total Power Output 600WRMS 600WRMS 600WRMS<br />

Nominal Impedance 8 Ω 8 Ω 8 Ω<br />

Frequency Response 35Hz-15kHz 35Hz-15kHz 35Hz-15kHz<br />

Sound Pressure Level 1W, 1m 100dB 100dB 100dB<br />

Cabinet Tuning Frequency 42Hz 42Hz 40Hz<br />

Crossover Frequency (internal passive) 5kHz 5kHz 5kHz<br />

Controls Horn switch Horn switch Horn switch<br />

Enclosure Materials & Finish<br />

Individual Woofer Spec:-<br />

90% poplar ply, 10% MDF, black vinyl covering, metal hardware<br />

Power rating 300W 300W 200W<br />

Sensitivity 98dB 98dB 97dB<br />

Voice coil diameter 2 ½” (64mm) 2 ½” (64mm) 2” (51mm)<br />

Magnet Weight 1.4kg / 50oz 1.4kg / 50oz 1.2kg / 42oz<br />

Cone material Kevlar ® impregnated paper<br />

Horn type Phenolic horn loaded dome tweeter<br />

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Endorsees<br />

Year after year, the <strong>Trace</strong> <strong>Elliot</strong> artist roster grows as each new generation of player finds<br />

inspiration in the “<strong>Trace</strong>” sound. <strong>Trace</strong> <strong>Elliot</strong> boasts an artist lineup that crosses all genres<br />

and musical styles, from rock and roll to hip hop to country.<br />

Among the ranks of converts are such world-class players as Monte Montgomery, Doug<br />

Wimbish, Michael Brignardello, and David Hungate, to name a few. Whether it’s the classic<br />

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ock mega-hits of Nancy Wilson and Heart, the multi-platinum glory of Mike Kroeger and<br />

Nickelback, or the extreme intensity of Evil J and Otep, they all have one thing in common<br />

- <strong>Trace</strong> <strong>Elliot</strong> Amplifiers.<br />

For more info visit www.traceelliot.com<br />

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The Best in<br />

Acoustic<br />

Amplification<br />

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Monte<br />

Montgomery


Before 1989, acoustic musicians must have felt somewhat left out when walking around the amplifier section of<br />

their local music store. While small attempts had been made at producing an amplifier specifically for acoustic<br />

players, the fireworks of the amplifier industry were reserved for the owners of electric guitars and basses. Then came<br />

<strong>Trace</strong> Acoustic.<br />

With the <strong>Trace</strong> Acoustic range, the British manufacturer fast revolutionised the world of acoustic instrumentation,<br />

from guitars to banjos to mandolins, and the musical instrument industry as a whole. Boasting very high impedance<br />

piezo pickup inputs, notch filters, phantom power, DSP effects, and a unique circuitry named Dynamic Correction<br />

which reproduced the sparkling top end of an acoustic instrument without harsh-sounding high frequency horns, the<br />

amplifiers were quickly recognised as a standard to match. No wonder <strong>Trace</strong> Acoustic made fans of some of the worlds’<br />

most respected acoustic musicians.<br />

More than twenty years later, the influence of <strong>Trace</strong> Acoustic is widely felt throughout the industry, but as in 1989, <strong>Trace</strong><br />

Acoustic is raising the stakes again. Acoustic musicians can now experience a new generation of <strong>Trace</strong> Acoustic models,<br />

more evolved than their classic forebears and still endowed with the engineering genius that has produced studioquality<br />

acoustic re<strong>product</strong>ion on stage for almost two decades. Lighter than ever before, more powerful and carrying a<br />

wealth of new cutting edge features, the new generation is here.<br />

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Instrument Channel:<br />

¼” Jack Input; Gain, Lo-Trim, Hi-Trim & Notch filter rotary<br />

controls.<br />

Piezo switch, to switch to ultra-high impedance input stage.<br />

Signal level LED.<br />

Shape switch (footswitchable) for instant EQ’d sound.<br />

Phase switch to help with control of feedback (footswitchable).<br />

Built in auto-compressor, prevents clipping in preamp and can<br />

be used as compression effect.<br />

If a stereo output guitar is used, the signals can be routed through<br />

separate channels by using a TRS type jack to jack lead.<br />

The <strong>Trace</strong> Acoustic Series Amplifiers<br />

Studio-Quality Acoustic<br />

Re<strong>product</strong>ion On Stage<br />

TA 200<br />

200W stereo total power output.<br />

4 x Special design Celestion 5” neodymium<br />

speakers connected in stereo to power<br />

section featuring Dynamic Correction.<br />

TA 100<br />

100W stereo total power output.<br />

2 x Special design Celestion 5” neodymium<br />

speakers connected in stereo to lightweight<br />

power section that features Dynamic<br />

Correction for the legendary 3 dimensional<br />

sparkly <strong>Trace</strong> Acoustic sound.<br />

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Mic. Channel 2:<br />

Combination balanced XLR / ¼” Jack input; Gain & Notch<br />

filter rotary controls.<br />

Phantom power switch; provides +48V on XLR or +9V<br />

on ring of TRS Jack socket, for powering of condenser<br />

microphones or certain guitar preamps respectively.<br />

Signal level LED.<br />

Shape switch for instant EQ’d sound.<br />

Phase switch to help with control of feedback<br />

(footswitchable).<br />

Built in auto-compressor, prevents clipping in preamp and<br />

can be used as compression effect.<br />

TA 300<br />

300W total power output.<br />

2x Special design Celestion 5” neodymium<br />

in stereo & 1x Celestion G12 Century<br />

Vintage neodymium speakers connected to<br />

lightweight power section featuring Dynamic<br />

Correction.


Digital Effects section:<br />

Parameter and Setting rotary encoders.<br />

Allows for separate levels of Reverb to<br />

be applied to each channel. Instrument<br />

channels can also have either Chorus,<br />

Flange, Phaser, Tremolo, and various<br />

Delay’s including stereo Ping Pong.<br />

Tap tempo (from either front panel or<br />

footswitch) allows the delay times to be<br />

set to the tempo of the music by the user.<br />

Effects (where applicable) are stereo.<br />

Graphic Equalizer:<br />

TA100 / 200 / 300: 6 bands of EQ using<br />

sliders, centre frequencies at 100Hz,<br />

200Hz, 500Hz, 1kHz, 3.5kHz, 10kHz.<br />

Features Feedback Locating System<br />

on each band of EQ that uses LED’s<br />

to show where feedback is occurring,<br />

therefore enabling the user to quickly<br />

adjust to control feedback.<br />

Master section:<br />

Master volume and Mute switch<br />

(footswitchable), mutes all outputs<br />

except Tuner Out.<br />

Accessories<br />

TA 100 Includes heavy duty gig bag (33400180), 6 function footswitch (AFC-6) with stage length cable.<br />

TA 200 Includes heavy duty gig bag (33400190), 6 function footswitch (AFC-6) with stage length cable.<br />

TA 300 Includes amp cover (33400200), 6 function footswitch (AFC-6) with stage length cable.<br />

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Peavey Electronics Corporation • 5022 Hartley Peavey Drive • Meridian, MS 39305<br />

Phone: (601) 483-5365 • Fax: (601) 486-1278 • www.peavey.com • 80305744 • Printed in U.S.A.<br />

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