Speakeasy Vintage Music Line Out Box User manual

Speakeasy Vintage Music, Inc.
3250 Schoolhouse Road
Dover, A 17315
717-292-0814
http://www.speakeasyvintagemusic.com
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Line Out Box
Tap off box w/ level control
OWNERS MANUAL

INTRODUCTION
Congratulations on choosing this Speakeasy Vintage Music product. This
unit will add a “Line Out” to your Hammondtm console or spinet organ. We
recommend that you take a moment and read this manual as it provides
information that will help you in using this unit to it’s fullest potential.
FRONT ANEL DESCRI TION
LINE OUT
Standard Full Range unbalanced ¼” line out jack. Connect to your audio
amplifier’s input.
BASS
Low Frequency output, use this jack with an external amplifier and speakers
to enhance the organ's pedals and low tones.
GAIN
This control sets the overall output level. You want to keep this level as high
as possible to have the best signal to noise ratio. If you are experiencing
hum or noise, try turning this control up and your amplifier’s input level
down. If the organ is overdriving your amplifier, lower this control until the
distortion disappears.
INSTALLATION
CONSOLES WITH “G-G” PREAMPS (e.g. B3/A100)
Attach the wires as shown in figure 1. Remember to connect the black wire
to ground, by slipping it under a chassis screw, and to connect the green wire
to ONLY ONE “G” terminal. The brown wire is not used, and should be
capped with a wire nut to prevent shorting.
CONSOLES/SPINETS WITH INTERNAL SPEAKERS.
Attach the wires as shown in figure 2. If there is a crossover in the organ,
this box should be installed between it and the amplifier.
Connect the green wire to the speaker “hot” lead, and the black wire to the
speaker “ground” lead (usually colored black as well). Connection of the
brown wire will depend on whether you have chosen to leave the internal
speaker(s) connected or not, see figure 2..
If the brown is not connected, cap it with a wire nut to prevent shorting.
FIG. 1
FIG. 2