Warwick Stereo Amplifier 33 52 User Manual

OFFICIAL WARWICK  
AMP OWNER MANUAL  
 
ENGLISH  
 
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SAFETY HINTS  
- Read these instructions  
- Keep these instructions  
- Heed all warnings  
- Follow these instructions  
Caution: To reduce the risk of electric shock, do  
not open the amplifier’s case. Avoid exposure to  
rain or moisture. No user serviceable parts insi-  
de, refer all service to a qualified technician. No  
vessel filled with liquids, such as vases shall be  
placed on top of the unit.  
This symbol, wherever it appears, alerts you to  
the presence of dangerous non-insulated voltage  
inside the case. Risk of electric shock!  
This symbol, wherever it appears, indicates to  
important operating and maintenance instruct-  
ions in this user manual. Please read the manual.  
!
This recycling logo informs the end user that it is  
forbidden to throw away the product in the trash.  
It has to be disposed of accordingly.  
Weee-Nr.: DE93670540  
CB Approved  
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Congratulations on the purchase of the new Warwick amplifier head/combo. Please read through these  
instructions before connecting and operating the device. If you keep to the guidelines set out in this  
manual, you will soon be able to appreciate the quality of this new Warwick amplifier. Please keep this  
instruction booklet handy in case you need to consult it again. Please send the PASSPORT to the address  
indicated therein.  
RECOMMENDATIONS  
The following recommendations are designed to ensure that the device always functions reliably:  
Never open the casing! To do so would expose you to the risk of an electric shock. Should repairs prove necessary, leave  
them to qualified service personnel.  
Avoid dust and high moisture levels, direct sunlight and extremely high or low temperature.  
Safeguard the device from excessive vibration. Always place the unit on a stable and horizontal surface.  
See to adequate ventilation. The device should not be placed on soft surfaces (carpet, cushions, etc.). When mounting  
it in a rack, make sure that the rear and lateral cooling vents remain unobstructed.  
Avoid leaving the unit near radiators or other objects producing heat.  
Internal components should only be adjusted or cleaned by qualified service technicians. Ensure no object or liquid  
penetrates the device through its cooling vents.  
When replacing a fuse make sure you fit in one of identical value!  
Have the device examined by a qualified service technician in the following cases:  
the mains lead or mains switch have been damaged,  
objects or liquids have penetrated the device,  
it has been exposed to excessive moisture,  
malfunctions or abnormal operating conditions have occurred,  
the device has been dropped or the casing damaged.  
HINTS  
- This apparatus shall not be exposed dripping or splashing and that no objects filled with liquids, such as vases, shall  
be placed on the apparatus.  
- This apparatus should be connected to a MAINS socket outlet with a protective earthing connection.  
- Mains plug or appliance connector shall be used as the disconnect device, so mains plug or appliance connector should  
always remain readily operable.  
- If the apparatus shows any malfunction, immediately disconnect the main power cord from the mains socket.  
- Do only operate effects pedals in-between the instrument and the amplifier, as these devices are not designed for the  
supplied load of an effects loop.  
- Remove the plug whenever changing a fuse.  
- Only ever replace a fuse with another of the same type. Never bridge defective fuses.  
- Make sure the top and bottom of the device are properly ventilated and that the vents are not blocked.  
- Do not subject the device to excessive vibration or hard jolts as these could damage the device.  
- Don't undertake repairs yourself.  
- Only allow the case to be opened by qualified personnel. (Remove the plug).  
- Repairs should only be undertaken by qualified personnel.  
SHOULD YOU FIND YOURSELF ONE DAY WONDERING: "WHY IS THERE NO SOUND COMING OUT?"  
please check:  
- all stub cables,  
- all connections of these cables  
and proceed anew by following the guidelines of the chapter GETTING STARTED. Possibly the problem reveals to be an  
operational error.  
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PROTECTIVE CIRCUITS  
Your new Warwick amplifier is equipped with a series of circuits to prevent it from destruction in case of inadequate ope-  
rating conditions:  
Power-up delay:  
When the unit is switched on, the SPEAKER OUT sockets are activated with a slight delay to  
protect the loudspeakers.  
Short-circuit:  
In the event of a short-circuit at the power amp outputs, this feature prevents the output stage  
transistors from destruction by quickly reducing current.  
Direct current (DC): This circuit continuously monitors the power amp output for direct current and protects the loud  
speakers from overload should a transistor burn out.  
HF oscillation:  
By switching the power amp off, this safety feature prevents from damages that could be caused  
by frequencies in excess of 20 kHz (feedback, etc.).  
Excessive  
temperatures:  
Should the temperature-regulated fan cooler prove to be insufficient in extreme conditions, this  
circuit protects the output stage transistors from destruction by switching the device off.  
Note:  
Note: You can recognise that one of these circuits has been activated as a result of a fault, when  
the MUTE LED glows continuously even though you have not selected the MUTE mode. In case  
of a shortcircuit please check the speaker cable. The amplifier must then be switched off and on  
again, to get back into playing mode after having removed the short-circuit. In any other situati  
on the amplifier switches automaticallyback to playing mode as soon as it detects the fault has  
disappeared (e.g. the amplifier has overheated and cooled down again).  
GETTING STARTED  
1. Make sure that loudspeakers capable of sustaining the load of a bass signal are connected to the SPEAKER OUT  
sockets (the speaker cables should meet a cross-section of at least 2 x 1.5 mm).  
2. Check that the mains supply has been plugged in and that all external (effects) units possibly used are correctly con-  
nected and operational.  
3. Set the MASTER control to zero.  
4. Plug your bass guitar into the amplifier's INPUT with a shielded line-cable.  
5. Press the POWER switch to turn the device on.  
6. Switch MUTE off and the red LED will extinguish.  
7. Switch the COMPRESSOR off (the 2-coloured LED will extinguish).  
8. Turn all volume controls of your bass guitar on to their maximum.  
9. Adjust the GAIN control until the (loudly) played bass signal flashes the Clip LED.  
10. Set the MASTER control to the volume you wish to play at.  
11. Adjust the sound that you wish with the controls and switches described in the respective chapters FRONT PANEL  
CONTROLS.  
12. If necessary readjust GAIN.  
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FRONT PANEL CONTROLS  
INPUT  
GAIN  
Socket to plug in a bass guitar.  
Control + CLIP LED to adjust the input level.  
COMPRESSOR Switch to activate the compressor control to adjust the level of compression.  
CONTOUR  
Switch to activate the contour control to adjust the level of the contour  
(bass- and treble boost and mid cut)  
BASS  
Control to boost/cut deep frequencies.  
Control to boost/cut low mids.  
Control to boost/cut high mids.  
Control to boost/cut high frequencies.  
LOW MID  
HIGH MID  
TREBLE  
DEEP  
Control to boost/cut high mids.  
BRIGHT  
MASTER  
MUTE  
Control to boost/cut high frequencies.  
Control determines the mains level.  
Switch + ON/MUTE LED cuts the signal from all outputs, except from the PHONES socket and leads  
the signal to the TUNER OUT socket.  
PHONES  
Socket for connecting a headphone (min 200 Ω).  
REAR PANEL  
POWER  
MAINS IN AC  
GROUNDLIFT  
Switch for turning the amplifier on and off.  
Terminal with integrated fuse compartment for connecting the amplifier to the current network.  
Switch isolates the earth connection from the ground of the signal. Should several devices be simul  
taneously connected to earth by the same conductor as well as via line connections, a so called hum  
loop might appear. In this case operate GROUND LIFT to eliminate the current hum (when pressed).  
Socket for the connection of a tuner. When MUTE mode is activated, the unmodified bass signal is  
retained here.  
TUNER OUT  
LINE OUT  
EFF. LOOP  
Socket allows to connect additional power amplifiers or active cabinets.  
For the insertion of effects units. Connect SEND with the input and RETURN with the output of the  
effects device.  
DI PRE/POST  
DI OUT  
Switches the signal lying at the DI OUT socket.  
Socket, PRE (pressed) unmodified bass signal, or POST (unpressed) bass signal treated by the tone  
controls ans possibly by connected effect devices.  
SPEAKER OUT Socket for connecting the loudspeaker.  
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FRONT PANEL CONTROLS  
INPUT  
GAIN  
Socket to plug in a bass guitar.  
Control + CLIP LED to adjust the input level.  
COMPRESSOR Switch to activate the compressor control to adjust the level of compression.  
CONTOUR  
Switch to activate the contour control to adjust the level of the contour  
(bass- and treble boost and mid cut)  
BASS  
Control to boost/cut deep frequencies.  
Control to boost/cut low mids.  
Control to boost/cut high mids.  
Control to boost/cut high frequencies.  
LOW MID  
HIGH MID  
TREBLE  
DEEP  
Control to boost/cut high mids.  
BRIGHT  
MASTER  
MUTE  
Control to boost/cut high frequencies.  
Control determines the mains level.  
Switch + ON/MUTE LED cuts the signal from all outputs, except from the PHONES socket and leads  
the signal to the TUNER OUT socket.  
PHONES  
Socket for connecting a headphone (min 200 Ω).  
REAR PANEL  
POWER  
MAINS IN AC  
GROUNDLIFT  
Switch for turning the amplifier on and off.  
Terminal with integrated fuse compartment for connecting the amplifier to the current network.  
Switch isolates the earth connection from the ground of the signal. Should several devices be simul  
taneously connected to earth by the same conductor as well as via line connections, a so called hum  
loop might appear. In this case operate GROUND LIFT to eliminate the current hum (when pressed).  
Socket for the connection of a tuner. When MUTE mode is activated, the unmodified bass signal is  
retained here.  
TUNER OUT  
LINE OUT  
EFF. LOOP  
Socket allows to connect additional power amplifiers or active cabinets.  
For the insertion of effects units. Connect SEND with the input and RETURN with the output of the  
effects device.  
DI PRE/POST  
DI OUT  
Switches the signal lying at the DI OUT socket.  
Socket, PRE (pressed) unmodified bass signal, or POST (unpressed) bass signal treated by the tone  
controls ans possibly by connected effect devices.  
SPEAKER OUT Socket for connecting the loudspeaker.  
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TECHNICAL DATA - PROFET 3.2 / 5.1  
Input  
25 mV  
Preamp  
Poweramp  
transistor, active controlled  
fan cooled (non permanent)  
Bass  
12dB @ 80Hz  
Low Mid  
Hi Mid  
Treble  
12dB @ 200Hz  
12dB @ 600Hz  
14dB @ 5kHz  
Deep  
Bright  
+12dB @ 30Hz  
+8dB @ 3kHz  
+14dB@ 16kHz  
Equalizer  
Contour  
+20dB @ 20Hz  
-10dB @ 300Hz  
+12dB @ 10kHz  
Compressor  
Headphone  
Direct Out  
adjustable  
200 ohms min.  
0dB, 600 ohms  
mono serial  
Effects Loop  
Switches  
send 0dB, 600 ohms  
return 0dB, 10k ohms  
Groundlift, DI pre/post  
jack and lockable coaxial  
300W/4 ohms (ProFet 3.2)  
500W/4 ohms (ProFet 5.1)  
Speaker Out  
THD  
< 0.1 %  
8.5 kg (Profet 3.2)  
10.0 kg (Profet 5.1)  
Weight  
Dimensions  
19" / 483 x 90 x 350 (w*h*d)  
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DIAGRAM - PROFET 3.2 / 5.1  
CONNECT SPEAKERS - PROFET 3.2 / 5.1  
ProFet  
Note: The minimum load of the power amplifier is 4 ohms.  
Speaker Set-up  
Impendance  
Quantity  
Cabinet WCA 211 Pro  
(8 ohms)  
4
2
1
1
16 ohms Cabinets  
8 ohms Cabinets  
6 ohms Cabinet  
4 ohms Cabinet  
Cabinet WCA 115 Pro  
(8 ohms)  
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