Go to http://peavey.com/support/searchmanuals/archived.cfm Their main site also has info. DDT is an active compression feature to protect the product .
Here is a quote from the Peavey Papers Vol.XXI, April 1982: Peaveys DDT (Distortion Detection Technique) compression circuitry electronically senses the onset of clipping and engages a specially designed circuit that when egaged, virtually eliminates the possibility of driving the amplifier into clipping. Our many years of field experience have proven that the main cause of speaker/driver failure is generally due to a system's power amplifier being overdriven, thus supplying destructive, clipped wave form (square waves to the speaker system. The M-2600 for example has defeat switches to cut the DDT from the signal. You would be well advised to look for the cause of the clipping to protect your speakers. In my repair experience with Peavey products that circuit hardly ever failed over caused problems. It's there for your protection. Hope this better explains it. Get back to me if you need more help.
Here is a quote from the Peavey Papers Vol.XXI, April 1982: Peaveys DDT (Distortion Detection Technique) compression circuitry electronically senses the onset of clipping and engages a specially designed circuit that when egaged, virtually eliminates the possibility of driving the amplifier into clipping. Our many years of field experience have proven that the main cause of speaker/driver failure is generally due to a system's power amplifier being overdriven, thus supplying destructive, clipped wave form (square waves to the speaker system. The M-2600 for example has defeat switches to cut the DDT from the signal. You would be well advised to look for the cause of the clipping to protect your speakers. In my repair experience with Peavey products that circuit hardly ever failed over caused problems. It's there for your protection. Hope this better explains it. Get back to me if you need more help.
I got a 4080hz amp the ddt light come on left side.. Went on speaker plug in to the channelI got a 4080hz amp the ddt light come on left side.. Went on speaker plug in to the channel
Yes DDT is a process to protect amplifiers from Blowing...
so what happens when the Amplifier is driven too hard IE turned up too loud it, will drop in apparent output (volume) so that it has time to recover and only when it has done this will it return, but only again it will (cut out) unless the volume or output to speakers is reduced.Yes DDT is a process to protect amplifiers from Blowing... so what happens when the Amplifier is driven too hard IE turned up too loud it, will drop in apparent output (volume) so that it has time to recover and only when it has done this will it return, but only again it will (cut out) unless the volume or output to speakers is reduced.
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Go to http://peavey.com/support/searchmanuals/archived.cfm Their main site also has info. DDT is an active compression feature to protect the product .
Here is a quote from the Peavey Papers Vol.XXI, April 1982: Peaveys DDT (Distortion Detection Technique) compression circuitry electronically senses the onset of clipping and engages a specially designed circuit that when egaged, virtually eliminates the possibility of driving the amplifier into clipping. Our many years of field experience have proven that the main cause of speaker/driver failure is generally due to a system's power amplifier being overdriven, thus supplying destructive, clipped wave form (square waves to the speaker system. The M-2600 for example has defeat switches to cut the DDT from the signal. You would be well advised to look for the cause of the clipping to protect your speakers. In my repair experience with Peavey products that circuit hardly ever failed over caused problems. It's there for your protection. Hope this better explains it. Get back to me if you need more help.
I got a 4080hz amp the ddt light come on left side.. Went on speaker plug in to the channel
I need a replacement volume pot for my CS1000 power amp. any ideas?
Yes DDT is a process to protect amplifiers from Blowing...
so what happens when the Amplifier is driven too hard IE turned up too loud it, will drop in apparent output (volume) so that it has time to recover and only when it has done this will it return, but only again it will (cut out) unless the volume or output to speakers is reduced.