Thermionic-culture THE ROOSTER 2 2 Channel mic, pre amp with eq User Manual

©Thermionic Culture Ltd., May 2014 9 3 Operational hints and tips To use The Rooster 2 as a clean, high quality, valve mic amp. Set the ‘O/P Level’

©Thermionic Culture Ltd., May 2014 10 4 Connections There are 3 XLR connections per channel at the rear of The Rooster 2, plus one DI jack input per

©Thermionic Culture Ltd., May 2014 11 5 Servicing and maintenance 5.1 Valves All valves are selected to ensure that the unit gives optimum and con

©Thermionic Culture Ltd., May 2014 12 6 Specification Measurements are made at ‘Attitude’ setting ‘1’. in Triode mode with an output of +4dBu. Measu

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©Thermionic Culture Ltd., May 2014 1 The Rooster device and logo copyright © 2007 Jon Bailes. All rights reserved.

©Thermionic Culture Ltd., May 2014 2 WARNING For your personal safety, please read this operating manual and warning thoroughly before using the

©Thermionic Culture Ltd., May 2014 3 CONTENTS Section Page 1 Introduction 3 2 Controls and meters 4 2.1 Phase switch 4 2.2 I/P switch 4 2

©Thermionic Culture Ltd., May 2014 4 1 Introduction The Rooster 2 is a valve device dedicated to bringing together three facilities in one unit. I

©Thermionic Culture Ltd., May 2014 5 2 Controls and meters 2.1 Phase switch Controls the absolute phase of the signal. The ‘Non-Inv’ position does

©Thermionic Culture Ltd., May 2014 6 ‘tips up’, giving an emphasis to lower frequencies and this adds an impression of size to the bass end. 2.6 M

©Thermionic Culture Ltd., May 2014 7 2.10 LPF switch Switches a Low Pass Filter in or out of circuit after the distortion valve. This is included be

©Thermionic Culture Ltd., May 2014 8 2.13 O/P Level control The ‘O/P Level’ control is a continuously variable attenuator that controls the output