Eden Navigator WP-100 Bedienungsanleitung

Eden Electronics Operation Manual

World Tour Series Preamplifier

The Navigator WP-100

Bass Preamplifier

Professional Bass Guitar Preamplifier

for live performance and direct Studio

Recording interface applications.

Revised 3-30-03

Two Year limited Warranty

WP-100 Operations Manual

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Congratulations, on the purchase of your new Bass Guitar Preamplifier. This

unit is all carefully hand built by Eden Electronics and is of the finest

Professional Bass Preamplifiers available today. The WP-100 offers a

unique combination of Vacuum Tube and FET electronics. The WP-100

offers a warm but well controlled studio quality sound. A variety of features

assure that there are endless possibilities for patching in and out of the three

effects loops, the three D.I. sends, and the full Stereo Aux. inputs. The rest

of the features will be explained in the rest of the manual. We hope this will

help guide you through the many features and applications available to you

with your new Navigator Preamplifier.

CAUTION!

Your ears are your most important piece of equipment. Unfortunately, they

cannot be replaced as easily as your other gear. Please take the following

warning seriously.

This product, when used in combination with a sound source and

loudspeakers or headphones, may be capable of producing sound levels that

could cause permanent hearing loss. DO NOT operate at high volume

levels or at a level that is uncomfortable. DO NOT place your ears next to

the speakers. If you experience any discomfort or ringing in the ears or

suspect hearing loss, you should consult a health care professional.

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DESCRIPTION OF THE FRONT PANEL CONTROLS

Input Jack

The input is routed directly to the Vacuum Tube (7025) and will operate

properly with any input signal level up to a maximum (+21 dBm) input level

from the Bass Guitar. This eliminates the need for a separate input pad.

Gain Control

The Gain control is used to set the relative gain level requirements and to

adjust the signal input level to match your Bass Guitar's output level to the

Preamp. The Gain control operates at unity gain (x1) at the (11:00) position.

Below (11:00) the Gain is less than one (attenuated to below the original

signal level) above 11:00 the real gain goes up.

Tube Character

This is a unique feature that allows the Artist to set up the exact amount of

edge or old tube style distortion that is needed for a particular sound or

musical style. The effect produces a subtle soft asymmetric (single sided)

distortion. The Tube Character operates like a vacuum tube in a light

overload condition. It produces a warm soft distortion character. The overall

effect is much more pronounced at higher input levels. With the control at

the far left position (sine wave) there is no effect on the signal. With the

control turned up toward the right side (square wave) the effect becomes

more noticeable.

Enhance Control

The Enhance control is a complex tone pre-set. It is designed to boost both

the lower Bass frequencies, the upper mid to high frequencies, and to cut the

lower mid range frequencies. The control is designed to give you a quick

and easy way to get a quality modern Bass tone. Try it out with the other

tone controls set flat to start with. The best results can be obtained from

about 8:00 to the 12:00 position on the control. This control can be blended

with the other Tone Controls to create even more unique sounds. It can also

be switched on and off via. the optional foot switch to allow dual voicing.

Enhance Bypass

This switch allows the Enhance control to be turned on and off by panel or

foot switch. It's a great feature for doing a quick tone change while playing.

As with the other controls the panel switch overrides or takes control from

the foot switch. The red LED will be on when the switch is depressed. The

Bypass is engaged when the red LED is on.

Set Signal Level / Head room indicator

This is the LED located between the Gain and Enhance Controls. To achieve

best overall signal to noise ratio and maintain maximum Head room

dynamics you will want to adjust your gain so that the indicator just lights

on the louder notes. This indicator is fed from all the front end stages of the

unit including the tone controls and the side chain return. If any stage gets

close to overload it will flag the LED and alert you to take corrective action

by adjusting the gain chain. The unit is capable of (+ 21 dBm ) output on all

busses.

Tuner / Mute

The Mute to tune feature is addressable from both the front panel and the

foot switch. (NOTE) the panel switch has priority over the Foot switch

control on all features. This feature mutes all the output busses including the

D.I. buss and the Main outputs. It is silent going to mute and has a slow

ramp up during the return to normal operating position. The Tuner buss stays

live during the Mute operation allowing the tuner to remain plugged in to the

Tuner output jack at all times. The Mute is engage by depressing the Mute

switch. The green LED comes on to remind you that the Mute is engaged.

Compressor Bypass Switch

This allows for the Compressor to be switched in and out by both the panel

switch and the foot switch. Remember that the panel control has priority

over the foot switch. The Bypass is engaged and the red LED goes on when

the switch is depressed. The Compressor is then in the bypass mode.

Studio Quality Compressor

The Navigator's internal studio quality compressor uses a dBx style, state of

the art compressor chip with a fully adjustable Ratio and Threshold. The

recommended starting point for control settings is around 1:00 for the

Threshold control and around 11:00 for the ratio control. A good general

setting for the overall compressor operation is to match the Compressor

operating LED (located between the Ratio and Threshold controls) to go on

at the same time as the level set indicator. This will give best head room

with good peak protection. The Ratio is variable from very soft compression

to hard limiting, at the maximum settings.

Normal / Turbo Boost Switch

The Turbo switch is set up with a preset (10dB ) Gain increase. This lets you

jump out ahead of the general band mix level for solos and musical accents

without having to turn up any controls. It is all on the foot switch.

Remember the panel switch takes priority over the foot switch. The green

LED is on when the Turbo boost is engaged. Pushing in the switch turns on

the Turbo function.

5 Way Tone Control Section

The general layout of this Tone Control arrangement is as follows: there is a

low Bass shelving type filter and a High end Treble shelving filter.

Between the shelving filters there are three Semi-parametric filters. These

three filters are adjustable for both level and frequency center. The general Q

of these filters is set at a Q of one. This gives great tone blends and an easy

balance without allowing any weird or phase shifting sounds to be created

by odd filter placements.

Bass Control

This control operates a shelving type filter that will cut or boost +/-15 dB @

30 Hz. The control is flat at the 12:00 o'clock position. This control is very

effective for 5,6,7 string instruments.

Treble Control

The Treble control is also a shelving type filter and boosts or cuts the Treble

by +/-15 dB. Flat position is at 12:00 o'clock.

Semi-Parametric Tone Controls (Quasi-Parametric)

Quasi-Parametric controls are similar to fully parametric controls with the

exception that they do not have an adjustable bandwidth control. That

adjustment is fixed by design. All the filters are adjustable by +/-15 dB. All

these controls are flat at the 12:00 position.

Low Frequency Semi Parametric Filter

The low Control will boost or cut 15 dB. It is effective from the deep Bass

(30Hz) to the lower midrange (300 Hz).

Midrange Frequency Semi Parametric Control

The midrange control is also +/-15 dB and controls the middle frequencies

from 200 Hz to 2 KHz. This is the control that will help you cut through the

mix.

Hi Frequency Semi Parametric Filter

This control operates like the other two in a higher frequency range, 1.2KHz

to 12 KHz. This is the control to put that silky bright top on out sound.

Artist Controlled D.I. Level & Selectable pre/post/post D.I.

This is the main D.I. capable of (+ 21 dBm ) output level. This is selectable

from (1) the output of the vacuum tube to (2) Post compressor to (3) post the

tone control. The three way switching and front panel output level control

allows for total Artist control of the D.I. Send to the mixing console.

Side Chain Effects loop Level Control

The side chain loop is configured to operate in parallel with the tone

controls. This allows a special effect or signal to be added across or blended

with the internal tone controls. The return level control allows the Artist to

blend the exact amount of effect desired.

Stereo Auxiliary Input Level Control

This is a full stereo input at line level and allows the Artist to mix sends

from monitors CD players, ADATs, or recording consoles into the bass

system. For best overall noise level we suggest that the Aux. level control be

set at the 12:00 position when not in use.

Stereo / Bi-Amp Switch and Internal Electronic Crossover

The stereo /Bi-Amp switch is set up to allow for the use of either a normal

stereo configuration or the insertion of an internal Variable Electronic

Crossover. When the switch is depressed, the internal cross over is engaged,

and the frequency control is operational .

Crossover Frequency Control

This control operates the variable frequency selection for the crossover. It is

adjustable from 120 Hz to 1.2 KHz. The filter is a correctly phase

compensated butterworth style filter of 12 dB per octave response. It is set

up with a minimum dip at the center frequency.

Balance control

The Balance control operates as both the left / right balance during normal

stereo operation as well as the high / low balance when the unit is in the Bi-

Amp mode. This is nice for adjusting level balance between dissimilar loud

speakers.

Master Level Control

This is the final output level control. It controls both the Main outputs, and

the left and right D.I. outputs. For normal use the Master should run from

around the 9:00 position to about the 12:00 position on the control. It is

possible to put enough extra gain on the output section to induce some

clipping in the final part of signal chain if you crank up both the input and

output to near maximum with a very loud Bass. As long as the Master is not

run to the top of the control range this should never be a problem.

Stereo Output Level Displays

The displays follow the actual output function of the final sends and are

calibrated to show 0 dBm at full drive for a normal amplifier input (2.8V

RMS). There is an internal set up switch to select between 2.8V and 1.4V

RMS limiting. This will be reflected in the output display.

Output Limiter Switch

The switch enables the internal stereo output Limiters to be engaged with the

final Main Outputs. The Limiters are calibrated to two standard Power

Amplifier input voltage requirements. The high voltage standard typically

Crown @ 2.8VRMS and many others @ 1.4VRMS. The selector switch for

this is located inside the unit on the right side of the top front PC board. This

should be set up by a qualified service tech to match the input specifications

your particular amplifier at the time of purchase. Your unit was shipped with

the switch in the higher limit position. This feature gives you the additional

safety of having onboard limiting available for your large power amplifier

without the additional cost of an outboard comp./limiter. With the Limiter

switch in the off position, the Main sends can reach (+ 21 dBm ). Note the

limiters will also effect the Headphones and the Stereo D.I. output.

Stereo Headphones

The jack is for the stereo headphones only.

( DO NOT USE THIS JACK FOR A MONO SIGNAL SEND!!! )

It may be possible to damage the headphones with a mono jack inserted in

this position.

Mains On / Off

This is the master power switch. It is always advisable to turn the Master

Level Control down during turn on and turn off.

Automatic Master Muting Systems

On your Navigator the Main D.I.s left and right, and the Left Right 1/4"

outputs are muted. The Instrument D.I. is also muted.

Front Panel Lights

These are powered by the D.C. supply. Along with being the indicators for

the power supply operation they provide enough light out put to allow you

top set up your controls in very low light situations and provide general

illumination.

Rear Panel Features

Ground Lifts

Separate Ground Lifts are provided for each of the D.I. sends. The

Recording send ground lift is isolated from the Main stereo D.I. sends

ground lift . The ground lift is provided to help reduce the hum and help

eliminate ground loops in complex systems.

Main outputs

These are for hooking up to your power amplifier or amplifiers. They can

produce up to (+ 21 dBm ) output level without clipping. This is a low

impedance line level signal send.

Main Stereo D.I.

These outputs are low impedance Balanced outputs. These are post all

effects and tone. They will provide a maximum of (+16 dBm ) without

clipping.

Fuse holder AC Inlet

This is a standard IEC connector interface. The Fuse should be replace only

with the same size and type. The correct fuse is 1 amp for the USA @ 120V.

Contact you local distributor for all Foreign voltage applications. The

Navigator is set up to work with most International Voltages. Some require a

minor jumper change inside the unit. Refer any work of this type to a

qualified service technician. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO CHANGE

INTERNAL AC CONNECTIONS OR REPAIR THIS UNIT

YOURSELF.

Auxiliary Inputs

True stereo input with front panel level control are provided for CD players,

ADATs, Remix, etc. This feature along with the Stereo Headphones are

great for rehearsals and practice. The Aux. inputs are front panel level

controlled and are line level.

Stereo Effects Loop Post Tone

This is a true discrete Stereo Effects Loop. It is (Post) the tone controls and

(Pre) final outputs and the Balance control. This loop is configured for line

level operation. Under normal operating conditions you DO NOT want to

insert any additional gain at this point in the circuit structure.

Side Chain Effects Loop

This loop is across the Tone Controls and allows for the side chain

(parallel) operation of effects devices and EQs. The effects return level can

be blended with the front panel Side Chain Level Control.

Mono Pre Tone Effects Loop

This loop is positioned just prior to the tone control section and is set up as a

mono send/return @ line level.

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