Peavey VSX II Electronic Crossover User Manual

This document provides information about the VSX II™ Electronic Crossover 2 product, including features, instructions for use, and safety warnings.


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Brand
Peavey
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
40
File format
PDF
File size
3.5 MB
Published
26 March, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
CD933B0D58C24CFC991ABBF60C7F511E

About this manual

This manual explains how to safely install and operate the Peavey VSX II electronic crossover. It begins with safety warnings about dangerous voltage, moisture exposure, and proper grounding, then guides the user through mounting, power connection, and initial setup.

The guide details each control – gain knobs, crossover frequency selector, polarity switches, and LED indicators – and describes the balanced XLR, 1/4" and Euro connectors for inputs and outputs. It also covers the filter characteristics, gain range, and recommended procedures for configuring stereo or mono operation.

What's inside

  • Safety Warnings
  • Installation and Power Connection
  • Control Overview
  • Gain and Crossover Settings
  • Filter Functions
  • LED Indicators
  • Input and Output Connections
  • Operation Modes (Stereo/Mono)
  • Setup Procedure

Specifications

Crossover frequency range60 Hz – 6 kHz
Filter slope24 dB per octave
Gain control range-20 dB to +20 dB (unity at center)
Low‑pass filter corner frequency40 Hz (24 dB/octave roll‑off)
Input/Output connector typesXLR, 1/4" (TRS), 3‑pin Euro (balanced)
Power connectorStandard IEC power connector

Frequently asked questions

How should the VSX II be powered safely?

Connect it to a grounded outlet using the IEC power connector, never break off the ground pin, and keep the unit away from rain or moisture.

What is the adjustable crossover frequency range?

The crossover frequency can be set between 60 Hz and 6 kHz using the recessed rotary knob.

Can the inputs and outputs be used unbalanced?

Yes, inserting a mono TS 1/4" jack makes that channel unbalanced; otherwise all connections are balanced.

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