Schertler Yellow Blender Bedienungsanleitung

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YELLOW

CLASS-A DUAL CHANNEL PREAMPLIFIER

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Congratulations on purchasing the SCHERTLER® YELLOW BLENDER preamp. It is our pleasure to elcome

you to a gro ing family of musicians and technicians, including many of the orld’s leading soloists and

sound engineers, ho have chosen to ork ith SCHERTLER® products.

This dual-channel professional preamp has been specially designed to offer a compact, exible solution that

meets both studio recording and live performance needs. Each individual section has been developed and

engineered to ensure maximum potential from any kind of sound source. The preamp features pure Class-A

electronics ith no integrated circuits and No Negative Feedback for optimum results.

Its modern sophisticated design and light eight yet robust aluminum housing makes it highly suitable for

constant use in a range of environments. YELLOW BLENDER’s intuitive controls offer both exibility and

straightfor ard adjustment of sound parameters, giving you the freedom to bring out the best of your

instrument’s sound characteristics.

In our continuing quest to improve the transmission and reproduction of acoustic instrument sound, e hope

that YELLOW BLENDER ill also enhance your personal performing or recording experience.

Stephan Schertler

President, electronic designer

and the SCHERTLER Team

INTRODUCTION

YELLOW BLENDER is a versatile Class-A preamp that has been specially developed to offer musicians

and sound engineers a high-quality, exible solution for a range of performing and recording applications.

The preamp offers t o dedicated inputs (one balanced XLR for microphones and one unbalanced jack for

instruments), making it ideal for a solo vocal/acoustic guitar setup, or a duo. The RETURN socket can also

be used as an additional line source input if required.

YELLOW BLENDER’s t o input channels offer 4-band EQ, 24 VDC phantom for condenser microphones

and 10 VDC supply for electrostatic microphones, plus a range of dedicated lters for sound parameter

adjustment. Four output lines (max) enable connection to active loudspeakers, mixers, recording devices and

effects. The SEND and RETURN connectors enable an effect loop. A separate headphone output is also

provided.

To make the most of your YELLOW BLENDER’s capability and to ensure trouble-free operation, please

read this manual care ully be ore using the preamp or the rst time. We also advise

keeping the manual for future reference.

SCHERTLER YELLOW BLENDER: Made in S itzerland

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IMPORTANT SAFETY

INFORMATION

SAFETY FIRST!

Safety is of major importance hen operating any electrical equipment, so

please note the follo ing:

On a product, a lightning ash ithin a triangle indicates the presence of

uninsulated “dangerous voltage” ithin the product enclosure. This may be of

sufcient magnitude to cause risk of electric shock.

ELECTRICAL SAFETY

This information applies to all models and po er supplies of the YELLOW series:

Before connecting your preamp to the mains, make sure that the mains voltage does not exceed the voltage

specied on the po er supply.

Do not use your preamp if its po er supply, cable or plug are not in perfect condition. Replace these as

necessary, using the exact models/types specied. If any xed cables need replacing, this should be done

by a suitably qualied professional.

When setting up or installing your preamp, make sure that the mains socket and the po er supply’s mains

cable and plug are easily accessible.

Do not expose your preamp to rain or any other ater (even in small amounts). Do not use the preamp near

ater.

Avoid spilling drinks or any other liquids on the preamp.

Do not operate your preamp in excessively humid conditions. Avoid excessive heat from sunshine, re or

similar. If your preamp is being used in a dusty environment, make sure it is adequately protected.

Avoid installing your preamp near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other heat-

producing apparatus (including ampliers).

Do not put any sources of open ame (e.g. candles or pyrotechnics) on or near your preamp.

Do not cover your preamp during use, or obstruct the ventilation o in any ay.

Unplug your preamp during lightning storms, or if it is not going to be used for a hile. (Remove the plug

from the mains socket to completely disconnect the preamp.)

Your preamp does not contain any “user serviceable” parts. Servicing and/or repairs should only be

carried out by qualied personnel. See MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR (belo ).

OPERATIONAL SAFETY

During installation or live performances, make sure that your preamp’s po er supply cable cannot be

alked on, tripped over or “pinched” – particularly at sockets, around aste bins etc. Also make sure that

the po er supply cable is not “stressed” at its point of connection to the preamp.

To avoid interference, do not install your preamp near po er transformers, TV sets, RF transmitters, electric

motors, or any other sources of electrical energy.

To avoid potential accidents, only use attachments, accessories and other equipment such as carts, stands,

tripods, brackets or cases that are specied or recommended by the manufacturer, or sold ith your

preamp.

Loud volume levels can cause irreparable damage to hearing, so avoid the follo ing hile using your

preamp:

- acoustic feedback (never point microphones directly at a loudspeaker)

- high levels of distortion

- impulse noises (loud “pops”) that can occur hen a device is s itched on/off, connected to or

disconnected from a system.

MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR

Your preamp can be carefully cleaned, as necessary, using a dry cloth. No ater must be used.

When cleaning, do not use any solvents (such as acetone or alcohol). These could damage the preamp’s

nish and its labeling.

Visually check your preamp on a regular basis for any signs of ear and tear or damage, but do not attempt

any kind of servicing or repair.

If your preamp malfunctions, or has been damaged, e.g. if the po er supply/cable or plug is damaged,

liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen inside, the preamp has been exposed to rain or moisture, does

not operate normally, or has been dropped, please call your nearest SCHERTLER technical assistance center.

(For more information, contact us at the address on the last page of this manual.)

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PRACTICAL ADVICE

When using YELLOW BLENDER ith other equipment such as mixers, speakers or ampliers, it is important

to avoid distorted input signals as these can cause damage to equipment.

When setting input levels on your YELLOW BLENDER, start turning up the GAIN control until the

OVERLOAD LED starts to blink. At this point, turn the GAIN back do n slightly. This correctly sets the

preamp level depending on your actual input signal. Set the MASTER VOLUME bet een 30% and 60% to

avoid raising the natural noise level of the circuit to an audible level. No you can freely set the channel

volume as you please.

WARNING: Although all ground connections are correctly implemented on YELLOW BLENDER, they are not

directly connected to ground (and are therefore “oating”), as they actually depend on the grounding

connection of the device to hich the YELLOW preamp is connected. If that device is not properly grounded,

or generates a ground loop, it is possible to experience hum. Solving the problem requires attention to the

device’s ground connection, usually via its GROUND LIFT s itch.

In short: the ground connection must be provided by the device to hich YELLOW BLENDER is connected.

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1. MIC IN: This enables the connection of a condenser microphone or a dynamic microphone (if necessary,

press the PHANT button to po er the microphone).

2. LINE IN: This enables the connection of instruments like guitars equipped ith the SCHERTLER LYDIA

system, electric guitars, bass guitars or STAT Series bo ed instrument pickups. (If necessary, use the +10V

button to po er the pickup.)

3. SEND: This enables you to send your signal to an external device. Adjust output level using the SEND

(PRE) control on the relevant channel..

4. RETURN: This enables the connection of any external audio control effect. Use the RETURN LINE-IN

control to adjust the input level of the return channel.

5. PHONES: This enables the connection of headphones ith a 3.5 mm mini-jack connector.

5. 4. 3. 2. 1.

6. MASTER OUT UNBALANCED: The signal can be sent to an active loudspeaker or/and to another device.

Output volume depends on both the VOLUME and MASTER VOLUME control: use the latter to only adjust

the volume being sent to the speakers hile leaving the other settings unchanged.

7. MASTER OUT BALANCED: The signal can be sent to an active loudspeaker or/and to another device.

Output volume depends on both the VOLUME and MASTER VOLUME control: use the latter to only adjust

the volume being sent to the speakers hile leaving the other settings unchanged.

8. DI OUT: The signal can be sent to external systems, for example to another mixer. If you ish to record

your music, connect your recorder to the same output and start recording.

9. DC 24V: Po er supply plug-in connector.

10. POWER SUPPLY LED: This indicates hen the preamp is ON.

CONNECTIONS

9. 10. 8. 7. 6.

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