Carvin S400D Owners Manual 76 04000C S400

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Congratulations on your purchase of the StageMate™. We’ve included all the great

features of a full PA system into the compact portable size of the StageMate™. Then

we added BATTERY POWER to make the StageMate™ work anywhere. Plus, with the

“D” option model you get 256 24-BIT Digital Effects from chorus to reverb to echoes.

The StageMate™ is well suited for set-up anywhere. Use it at events like parties, picnics,

club meetings, weddings, church gatherings, company functions, auctions, parades,

county fairs, aerobics clubs, soccer, baseball, football, camping & beach events for qual-

ity announcements & music.

RECEIVING INSPECTION—read before getting started

INSPECT YOUR UNIT FOR ANY DAMAGE which may have occurred during shipping.

If any damage is found, please notify the shipping company and CARVIN immediately.

SAVE THE CARTON & ALL PACKING MATERIALS. In the event you have to re-ship your

unit, always use the original carton and packing material. This will provide the best pos-

sible protection during shipment. CARVIN and the shipping company are not liable for

any damage caused by improper packing.

SAVE YOUR INVOICE. It will be required for warranty service if needed in the future.

SHIPMENT SHORTAGE. If you find items missing, they may have been shipped sep-

arately. Please allow several days for the rest of your order to arrive before inquiring.

RECORD THE SERIAL NUMBER on the enclosed warranty card or below on this manual

for your records. Keep your portion of the card and return the portion with your name

and comments to us.

SERVICE: In the USA, please call 800-854-2235 for a RMA # (return authorization

number). Write this number on the box and enclose a description of the problem. Prepay

to Carvin 12340 World Trade Drive, SD, CA 92128.

Outside the USA, contact your dealer or go to http://www.carvinworld.com for your

nearest service center. Include a written description of the problem with serial number

and date of purchase.

STAGEMATE™ SPECIFICATIONS:

Frequency Response: Mic or Line Inputs: 20Hz-20KHz ±2dB

Total Harmonic Distortion: Less than 1%

Output Power: 60 Watts RMS @ 8ohms

100 Watts RMS @ 4ohms (with 8 ohm extension speaker)

Channel 1: 3 band active

LOW: 80Hz ±15dB

MID: 750Hz ±15dB

HI: 10KHz ±15dB

Channel 2-4: 2 band active,

LOW: 80Hz ±15dB

HI: 10kHz ±15dB

Effects loop send & return: 1/4” Phone Jack

Tape / CD inputs: Dual RCA jacks

Cabinet Freq Resp: 85 -16.5k Hz

Power Requirements: 150VA @ 120VAC, 12VDC @ 8 amps

Size & Weight: 12.75Wx11.5Dx18.5H, 34lbs.

76-00400 C 0705

For your records, you may wish to record the following information.

Serial No._____________________ Invoice Date_______________

CONNECTING AND USING AC POWER

• Connect the StageMate™ to a standard AC power outlet.

• Use only a grounded (3 prong) power outlet to prevent a shock hazard. This also gives

the quietest grounding.

OPERATING IN BATTERY MODE

• The StageMate™ charges its battery using AC power. If the Battery Status LED indicates

a low or dead battery, plug the StageMate™ into AC power and turn the power switch

“ON”. Usual charging time is approximately 8 hours (with dual batteries 16 hours).

CONNECTING INPUTS TO YOUR STAGEMATE™

• Channel 1 is designed for acoustic and electric guitars using a 1/4” phone shielded cable.

• Channels 2 through 4 are microphone & instrument inputs. Plug a microphone into the

balanced XLR MIC input using an XLR shielded microphone cable and a 1/4” shielded

cable from your instruments. Both can be used at the same time.

TURNING ON YOUR STAGEMATE™

• Adjust all channel level controls to their off position (full counter clockwise).

• Adjust all “EQ” tone controls to their center detent position.

• Adjust all channel EFF controls to their off position.

• Turn the StageMate™ on by the power switch and watch for the power LED to come on.

• Plug in your instruments and microphones into the appropriate channels, and adjust the

level controls to the desired playing volumes. (For detail on the individual channel tone

controls and battery charging, see the appropriate sections in this manual.)

CARVIN ENGINEERING DATA OPERATING MANUAL

S400 & S400D StageMate™ Battery PA

THREE BAND

CHANNEL TONE

CONTROLS

MID LOW

LEVEL

EFFECTS 1

SEND

TAPE /CD

CHANNEL 1

RIGHT

LEFT

HI

EFF

INST

ACOUSTIC INTERNAL

POWER

AMP

MASTER LEVEL

INTERNAL

DIGITAL

EFFECTS

MASTER

EFF

LIMITER

INTERNAL

SPEAKERS

HEADPHONE

OUTPUT

PAD

LINE OUT

RETURN

EXT

SPK

CHANNEL TONE

CONTROLS

PAD

LOW

MIC

PRE

LEVEL

CHANNELS 2 -

4

line pad

(-11dB) HI EFF

MIC

LINE

EFFECTS

LEVEL EFFECTS

FOOTSWITCH

StageMate™ Block Diagram

• 100 Watts

• Battery Powered

• AC Powered

S400

S400D (with sound effects)

Note: Unit must be charged before use.

If unit is intermittent,recharge for 8 hours.

810 8Ω200W extension speaker

FS22 Remote footswitch for effects

SS20 Speaker Stand

CM50

Professional mic

MS12 Mic Stand

C25 25’ 12V auto power cable

CV400 S400 vinyl cover

B400

To double your battery time, install a

second B400 (use as replacement)

OPTIONS:

B400

Replacement battery

FS22

Footswitch for effects

C25

25’ 12V auto cable

OPTIONS:

1. CHANNEL CONTROL FUNCTIONS

LEVEL CONTROL

To start, turn the CHANNEL LEVEL control to 3 and the MASTER LEVEL to 3. As you require

more or less volume, turn the master up and down along with the channel level. If you need

more gain (sensitivity), you can turn the master and channel levels up to 10 together. However,

the channel should not be set at 10 and the master at 3 or distortion could result within the

pre-stages of your S400. Because all instrument and mics have different output levels, achiev-

ing full power from your S400 could happen at 5 or 10 on the levels controls.

EFFECTS SEND CONTROL

The EFF control on each channel is the “send” to add sound effects (built-in on the S400D

model). Normally you will set this control at 5 and the master EFF LEVEL at 5. Adjust accord-

ingly to what sounds best. You should never have to run the channel send and the master

effects to 10. Do not set the channel effects at 10 & the master effects at 3 or distortion could

result within the effect processing circuits. These levels should be set about equal.

TONE CONTROLS - HI & LOW ( PLUS MID ON CH 1)

Tone controls are used to shape your sound. To start, set all tone controls to their center

0 position where no tone corrections are made. Generally for microphones you’ll want to

set the HI and LO controls to 3 o’clock (+6 db). This will add more depth and crispness

to your voice. You will want to do this for your instruments too. Channel 1 provides a MID

control for your guitar. Along with adding +6 db to the HI and LO controls, set the MID

control at 9 o’clock (-6db). This takes out the unwanted 750Hz mids which have a ten-

dency to dull the sound of your guitar.

CHANNEL 1 ACOUSTIC SWITCH

The ACOUSTIC SWITCH is a high frequency boost set at 11K Hz for adding shimmering

highs for an acoustic instrument. Push this switch in when using acoustic instruments.

2. CHANNEL INPUT CONNECTORS

CHANNELS 2-4 MIC INPUTS

The MIC XLR connectors are designed for professional low impedance microphones. The

instrument jacks 2-3 may also be used at the same time providing the mic doesn’t have

an ON/OFF switch set to OFF. If a mic with an ON/OFF switch is used, such as Carvin’s

CM50, simply leave the switch in the ON position.

CHANNEL 1 INSTRUMENT JACK

The INST. 1 jack is designed for instruments such as an acoustic or electric guitar.

CHANNELS 2-4 INSTRUMENT JACK

The INST. jacks 2-4 are designed for instruments or line level inputs such as a drum machine,

tape deck, bass guitar, keyboard, an unbalanced mic, etc.. The sensitivity of these jacks

are lower than CH 1 so LEVELS 2-4 will have to be turned higher in some cases.

CHANNEL 4 L-R TAPE/CD RCA JACKS

The L-R TAPE / CD jacks are for connecting a tape deck or CD player to the StageMate™.

The jack is configured to combine the L and R inputs from your player. Adjust the level

with the Channel 4 LEVEL control. Some CD or tape players may have high output levels

and the Channel 4 LEVEL control must be kept very low. The XLR MIC input and RCA TAPE/CD

inputs may also be used simultaneously providing the mic doesn’t have an ON/OFF switch

set to OFF. If a mic with an ON/OFF switch is used, such as Carvin’s CM50, leave the switch

in the ON position.

3. MASTER FEATURES

MASTER LEVEL CONTROL

The MASTER LEVEL control adjusts the over all volume of the StageMate™, including the

Tape/CD, EFFects level and channels. Use this control to make overall adjustments. The

MASTER LEVEL should not be set much lower than the highest channel LEVEL.

EFFECTS LEVEL CONTROL

(EFFECTS RETURN LEVEL)

The EFF LEVEL control is the return volume for the effects loop and the internal DSP proces-

sor on the S400D model. To use your external effects processor, use the SEND and RETURN

jacks. To ensure that the effects processor is not being overdriven by the channel SEND

controls, the EFF LEVEL MASTER control should be not much lower than any of the chan-

nel EFF send levels. A normal setting for both the send and the master return effects should

be about 5.

EFFECT SELECT AND PARAMETER CONTROLS (S400D model)

The 24-BIT processor provides a host of great sounding effects including FLANGE,

REVERB, ECHO, & CHORUS. Turn up the LEVEL control to 5 as a starting position. Turn

the LEVEL higher if more effect signal is desired. The adjacent PK LED will flash if the EFF

LEVEL is set too high. To avoid distortion, lower the EFF LEVEL. Use the SELECT and the

ADJUST controls to get the desired effect (more details are below). Note: An audible noise

will be heard while adjusting the effects.

EFFECT PARAMETERS

Each of the four effects has a variable parameter that can be easily adjusted. Each “SELECT” &

“PARAMETER” is described below.

A) ECHO: SELECT the amount of the regeneration (repeating). Now select the ADJUST con-

trol for the shortest or longest delay time between the original signal and the echo.

B) REVERB: SELECT the amount of presence (high frequencies) in the reverb. Now turn the

ADJUST control to provide the minimum or maximum decay.

C) CHORUS: SELECT the amount of reverb with your chorus. Now turn the ADJUST control

to increase the depth.

D) FLANGE: SELECT the amount of speed with your flange (phasing effect). Now turn the

ADJUST control to increase the depth.

4. MASTER INPUT/OUTPUT CONNECTORS

EFFECTS FOOTSWITCH JACK

The EFFECTS FOOTSWITCH jack uses a normal 1/4” plug footswitch to turn off the effects

loop remotely. Use the Reverb/Effects switch on th optional Carvin FS22 footswitch.

EXTERNAL SPEAKER JACK

For additional coverage and output, connect the Carvin 810 speaker or any quality 8

ohm speaker system. NOTE: A 4 ohm extension speaker is not recommended or lower

battery time and distortion will result. Also, the added extension speaker will result

in lower battery time due to higher power demands delivered by the StageMate™. We

recommend installing the optional second “B400” battery to double your battery time.

HEADPHONE/LINE OUT JACK

This jack is a dual mono output for headphones or to feed the StageMate™ audio to an

external sound system. Use headphones with a STEREO 1/4” plug. Connecting headphones

or a cable does not mute the internal speaker. Use the MASTER LEVEL to adjust the volume

of this output.

EFFECTS SEND JACK

To use your outboard effects processor, connect this jack into the “input” of your effects

processor. The EFF level on each channel sends the signal to the processor from jack.

EFFECTS RETURN JACK

Connect the RET jack into the “output” of your external effects processor.

STAGEMATE™ REAR PANEL CONTROLS

1

3

2

4

5

5. POWERING YOUR STAGEMATE™

AC POWER CORD

A detachable AC POWER CORD supplied is designed to operate and charge your

StageMate™. Securely insert the cord. Use only a grounded “3” prong” power source.

No attempt should ever be made to defeat or use the amp without the ground connected.

POWER SWITCH

The power switch is to be utilized as the master ON/OFF switch. To charge the internal

battery, plug the unit in and turn this switch “ON”.

CHARGING THE INTERNAL BATTERY

While using the StageMate™ on AC power, the battery is being charged. To charge while

not using be sure to leave the power switch in the “ON” position and turn the MASTER

LEVEL to 0. You may leave your StageMate™ on overnight. However, it is not recommended

to keep on for extended periods. The power LED indicates when the StageMate’s power

is on or charging. For battery operation, be sure that the battery is fully charged. It can

take up to 8 hours to recharge a dead battery (with dual batteries up to 16 hours). The main-

tenance-free lead acid battery does not have memory conditioning. However, if the bat-

tery is kept discharged, it can shorten the battery’s life.

BATTERY STATUS LED

The BATTERY STATUS LED is a two color LED indicating the battery voltage level. When

the LED is “GREEN”, the battery is at or very near full charge. When the LED is “off” the

battery has a normal charge. When the LED is “RED” the battery will need to be recharged.

Reducing volume levels will extend battery time. The unit may become intermittent in oper-

ation when the battery has a low charge.

12V DC JACK

The 12V jack is for connecting an external 12 volt DC power source such as an automo-

bile cigarette lighter to power and partially recharge the StageMate™. We recommend Carvin’s

C25 12V 25 ft cable adapter. Other adapters may be used, however, they must be at least

16 gauge wire and fused at 10 amps. Your car’s 12 volt battery will not fully charge the

StageMate™ unless you are running your engine–charging at 14 volts. Do not use this jack

if the DC voltage is over 14 volts. Do not use a “wall-wart” type supply to charge the

StageMate™. Instead use the StageMate's own internal charger by plugging the StageMate™

into AC power and turning the power switch “ON”.

AC FUSE REPLACEMENT

To check or replace the fuse, always turn off the power switch. To examine the fuse, remove

the power cord & place a screwdriver under the “FUSE” cap and pull the fuse holder out.

The fuse type is a 250V Slow Blow SB 5 x 20mm rated at 2A for 120V. Only a SLOW BLOW

(SB) type fuse will work. The fuse holder has room to store a spare fuse.

OPTIONS &

USAGE TIPS

Options

The bottom of the StageMate™ has a built in

stand insert and is ready to use with Carvin’s

SS20 Speaker Stand. The optional B400

battery kit is used as a battery replacement

or to double your battery running time. CV400

Cover is designed to protect against dust and

moisture. The C25 adapter allows you to con-

nect to your 12 volt auto’s cigarette lighter.

FS22 footswitch remotely switches the effects

loop off & on. For hands free speech or

singing, use one of Carvin’s mic stands:

MS15 or MS12 (pictured).

The Optional 810 Extension Speaker

The optional 810 matching extension

speaker can be used to increase audi-

ence coverage. For performances

where the person(s) on stage needs to

hear and monitor their sound, the

StageMate™ and 810 extension speaker

can be slightly rotated to face inward at

the performer for onstage monitoring.

SS20

SPEAKER

STAND

MS12

MIC

STAND

Outdoor Events

The battery powered StageMate™ is ideal

for outdoor events including little league

games, beach parties and camping. The

Tape/CD inputs allows for the StageMate™

to become a portable Karaoke system.

The cabinet features Carvin’s durable

Duratex™ coating. The StageMate™

should be kept free from dirt and mois-

ture to preserve proper function. Keep

the entire cabinet covered when not in

use. The optional CV400 is ideal for

protecting the StageMate™ from dust

when not in use.

ADD A SECOND BATTERY TO DOUBLE YOUR OPERATION TIME

The optional second B400 battery is recommended for longer operation at high

volume levels and when adding the 810 extension speaker.

1. To add the second battery, remove the 4 screws from the StageMates™ rear chas-

sis and carefully remove the chassis from the cabinet. FIG 1

2. Observe the empty slot on the right bottom side of the cabinet and place the battery

into position and install the L bracket that comes with the B400 kit to hold the battery

in place.

3. The original battery on the left has spare terminals for connecting the second bat-

tery. Simply connect the supplied B400 battery wires to the negative and positive ter-

minals on the original battery. Always match negative (-) to negative and positive (+)

to positive. Black is used for negative (-) and red for positive (+). Never allow a neg-

ative wire or terminal to touch a positive wire or terminal or “sparks will fly” with pos-

sible damage to the battery. If in doubt, please call our service department Mon. - Fri.

at 800-854-2235.

REPLACING THE BATTERY

After a few years of use, if you notice your operation time has been greatly reduced,

you will need to replace the battery as the cells may have weakened with age. The

B400 battery kit is shipped with connecting wires for use as a second battery. If you

are replacing your old battery, discard these wires as you will not need them.

A) To replace your battery, remove the 4 screws from the StageMate’s™ rear chassis

and carefully remove the chassis from the cabinet. FIG 1

B) Locate the battery mounted on the left side of the cabinet FIG 2 and remove the L

bracket. Simply pull the wires from the positive and negative battery terminals on the

old battery and reconnect your new battery (B400). Be sure to match negative (-) to

negative and positive (+) to positive. Black is used for negative (-) and red for positive

(+). Be sure not to short the battery terminals with a screwdriver or “sparks will fly” with

possible damage to the battery.

FIG 2 Cutaway view

-

+

-

+

black

red

black

red

black

red

-

+

-

+

black

red

black

red

black

red

FIG 1 Cutaway view

second battery

L bracket

L bracket

Controlling Feedback

Keep the mic away from the speaker to avoid

feedback. If feedback occurs, move your

speakers forward and your mic back so the

amplified sound isn’t picked up by the mic.

battery connection

wires (shipped with

B400 kit)

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS (EUROPEAN)

The conductors in the AC power cord are colored in accordance with the following code.

GREEN & YELLOW—Earth BLUE—Neutral BROWN—Live

U.K. MAIN PLUG WARNING: A molded main plug that has been cut off from the cord is

unsafe. NEVER UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES SHOULD YOU INSERT A DAMAGED

OR CUT MAIN PLUG INTO A POWER SOCKET.

IMPORTANT! FOR YOUR PROTECTION, PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING:

WATER AND MOISTURE: Appliance should not be used near water (near a bathtub, washbowl,

kitchen sink, laundry tub, in a wet basement, or near a swimming pool, etc). Care should be taken

so that objects do not fall and liquids are not spilled into the enclosure through openings.

POWER SOURCES: The appliance should be connected to a power supply only of the type described

in the operating instructions or as marked on the appliance.

GROUNDING OR POLARIZATION: Precautions should be taken so that the grounding or polar-

ization means of an appliance is not defeated.

POWER CORD PROTECTION: Power supply cords should be routed so that they are not likely

to be walked on or pinched by items placed upon or against them, paying particular attention

to cords at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the appliance.

SERVICING: The user should not attempt to service the appliance beyond that described in the

operating instructions. All other servicing should be referred to qualified service personnel.

FUSING: If your unit is equipped with a fuse receptacle, replace only with the same type fuse.

Refer to replacement text on the unit for correct fuse type.

REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SER-

VICE PERSONNEL! THIS UNIT CON-

TAINS HIGH VOLTAGE INSIDE!

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

Ref. Des.

Carvin P/N Description

A1 60-45580 Op Amp MC4558

A10 60-45580 Op Amp MC4558

A2 60-45580 Op Amp MC4558

A3 60-45580 Op Amp MC4558

A4 60-45580 Op Amp MC4558

A5 60-45580 Op Amp MC4558

A6 60-45580 Op Amp MC4558

A7 60-45580 Op Amp MC4558

A8 60-45580 Op Amp MC4558

A9 60-45580 Op Amp MC4558

C1 45-82052 82PF 500V

C10 47-22051 22µF 50V

C100 46-10412 0.1µF 100V

C101 45-39052 39PF 500V

C102 47-22051 22µF 50V

C103 46-10212 0.001µF 100V

C104 46-10212 0.001µF 100V

C105 46-22312 0.022µF 100V

C106 47-22051 22µF 50V

C107 46-33212 0.0033µF 100V

C108 45-12152 120PF 500V

C109 47-22051 22µF 50V

C11 47-22051 22µF 50V

C110 45-39052 39PF 500V

C12 45-12152 120PF 500V

C13 45-12152 120PF 500V

C14 48-01031 1µF 35V

C15 47-10225 1000µF 25V

C16 47-22151 220µF 50V

C17 46-10312 0.01µF 100V

C18 47-22151 220µF 50V

C19 45-10551 0.1µF 50V

C2 47-22051 22µF 50V

C20 47-10225 1000µF 25V

C200 46-10412 0.1µF 100V

C201 45-82052 82PF 500V

C202 45-82052 82PF 500V

C203 47-22051 22µF 50V

C204 47-22051 22µF 50V

C205 45-27052 27PF 500V

C206 45-27052 27PF 500V

C207 47-22051 22µF 50V

C208 46-10412 0.1µF 100V

C209 46-10312 0.01µF 100V

C21 47-10225 1000µF 25V

C210 47-22051 22µF 50V

C211 45-39052 39PF 500V

C212 47-22051 22µF 50V

C213 45-12152 120PF 500V

C214 45-39052 39PF 500V

C23 42-47251 4700µF 50V

C24 42-47251 4700µF 50V

C25 46-10312 0.01µF 100V

C26 47-10061 10µF 63V

C27 47-10061 10µF 63V

C28 47-10061 10µF 63V

C29 45-10551 0.1µF 50V

C3 45-56152 560PF 500V

C30 45-10551 0.1µF 50V

C300 46-10412 0.1µF 100V

C301 45-82052 82PF 500V

C302 45-82052 82PF 500V

C303 47-22051 22µF 50V

C304 47-22051 22µF 50V

C305 45-27052 27PF 500V

C306 45-27052 27PF 500V

C307 47-22051 22µF 50V

C308 46-10412 0.1µF 100V

C309 46-10312 0.01µF 100V

C31 45-10551 0.1µF 50V

C310 47-22051 22µF 50V

C311 45-39052 39PF 500V

C312 47-22051 22µF 50V

C313 45-12152 120PF 500V

C314 45-39052 39PF 500V

C32 45-10551 0.1µF 50V

C33 45-10551 0.1µF 50V

C34 45-10551 0.1µF 50V

C35 45-10551 0.1µF 50V

C36 45-10551 0.1µF 50V

C37 47-10061 10µF 63V

C38 45-12152 120PF 500V

C39 41-47321 0.047µF 250 VAC

C4 45-56152 560PF 500V

C400 46-10412 0.1µF 100V

C401 45-82052 82PF 500V

C402 45-82052 82PF 500V

C403 47-22051 22µF 50V

C404 47-22051 22µF 50V

C405 45-27052 27PF 500V

C406 45-27052 27PF 500V

C407 47-22051 22µF 50V

C408 46-10412 0.1µF 100V

C409 46-10312 0.01µF 100V

C41 45-27052 27PF 500V

C410 47-22051 22µF 50V

C411 45-39052 39PF 500V

C412 47-22051 22µF 50V

C413 45-12152 120PF 500V

C414 45-39052 39PF 500V

C42 46-47312 0.047µF 100V

C43 47-22051 22µF 50V

C44 47-22051 22µF 50V

C45 47-22051 22µF 50V

C46 47-22051 22µF 50V

C5 47-22051 22µF 50V

C6 45-18152 180PF 500V

C7 47-22151 220µF 50V

C8 46-47412 0.47µF 63V

C9 47-22051 22µF 50V

D1 61-19140 1N914 HI SPD

D10 61-40030 1N4003

D11 61-40030 1N4003

D12 61-40030 1N4003

D13 61-40030 1N4003

D14 60-50200 Diode 3A 200V

D15 60-50200 Diode 3A 200V

D16 61-40030 1N4003

D17 61-40030 1N4003

D18 60-50200 Diode 3A 200V

D19 60-50200 Diode 3A 200V

D2 61-19140 1N914 HI SPD

D20 60-50200 Diode 3A 200V

D21 60-50200 Diode 3A 200V

D22 61-40030 1N4003

D23 61-40030 1N4003

D3 61-19140 1N914 HI SPD

D4 61-19140 1N914 HI SPD

D5 60-75340 Yellow small

D6 61-40030 1N4003

D7 60-75030 BiColor Rd:Grn

D8 60-50200 Diode 3A 200V

E1 25-22204 Rot Encoder Vert

H1 23-11008 8 Pin Vert

H10 23-11002 2 Pin Vert SHS

H11 23-11004 4 Pin Vert

H2 23-11002 2 Pin Vert SHS

H3 23-11004 4 Pin Vert

H4 23-11010 10 Pin Vert

H5 23-11004 4 Pin Vert

H6 23-11008 8 Pin Vert

H7 23-11004 4 Pin Vert

H8 23-15605 Header 5V Large

H9 23-15605 Header 5V Large

J1 21-50345 Ph Jack 3P Rean

J100 21-50345 Ph Jack 3P Rean

J2 21-50345 Ph Jack 3P Rean

J200 21-50345 Ph Jack 3P Rean

J201 21-40000 XLRF Neutrik

J3 21-50345 Ph Jack 3P Rean

J300 21-50345 Ph Jack 3P Rean

J301 21-40000 XLRF Neutrik

J4 21-40020 Phono Jack x2

J400 21-50345 Ph Jack 3P Rean

J401 21-40000 XLRF Neutrik

J5 21-50345 Ph Jack 3P Rean

J6 21-06457 7 Pin Plastic

J7 21-50345 Ph Jack 3P Rean

K1 70-05505 Relay 24V5A DPDT

K2 70-05505 Relay 24V5A DPDT

OP1 60-50253 Opto Isolator

P1 71-09063 B50K D Vrt 9m35 B

P100 71-09062 B50K-C D Vt 9/35B

P101 71-09062 B50K-C D Vt 9/35B

P102 71-09062 B50K-C D Vt 9/35B

P103 71-09063 B50K D Vrt 9m35 B

P104 71-09063 B50K D Vrt 9m35 B

P2 71-09063 B50K D Vrt 9m35 B

P200 71-09062 B50K-C D Vt 9/35B

P201 71-09062 B50K-C D Vt 9/35B

P202 71-09063 B50K D Vrt 9m35 B

P203 71-09063 B50K D Vrt 9m35 B

P3 71-09063 B50K D Vrt 9m35 B

P300 71-09062 B50K-C D Vt 9/35B

P301 71-09062 B50K-C D Vt 9/35B

P302 71-09063 B50K D Vrt 9m35 B

P303 71-09063 B50K D Vrt 9m35 B

P400 71-09062 B50K-C D Vt 9/35B

P401 71-09062 B50K-C D Vt 9/35B

P402 71-09063 B50K D Vrt 9m35 B

P403 71-09063 B50K D Vrt 9m35 B

PL1 21-00041 DC Power Socket

PL2 21-02804 Jack AC W/ Fuse

Q1 60-78151 7815 +15V3A

Q2 60-15006 MTP50N06

Q3 60-15006 MTP50N06

Q4 60-15006 MTP50N06

Q5 60-15006 MTP50N06

Q6 60-78150 7815 +15V

Q7 60-79150 7915 -15V

Q8 60-00014 Darlington NPN

QC1 06-40060 QC 90° Horizontal

QC10 06-40050 QC Vertical .250

QC11 06-40050 QC Vertical .250

QC12 06-40060 QC 90° Horizontal

QC13 06-40050 QC Vertical .250

QC14 06-40050 QC Vertical .250

QC2 06-40060 QC 90° Horizontal

QC3 06-40060 QC 90° Horizontal

QC4 06-40060 QC 90° Horizontal

QC5 06-40050 QC Vertical .250

QC6 06-40060 QC 90° Horizontal

QC7 06-40060 QC 90° Horizontal

QC8 06-40060 QC 90° Horizontal

QC9 06-40050 QC Vertical .250

R1 50-47025 470Ω

R10 50-15045 15K

R100 50-15055 150K

R101 50-30055 300K

R102 50-15035 1.5K

R103 50-10045 10K

R104 50-22045 22K

R105 50-47045 47K

R106 50-15035 1.5K

R107 50-10045 10K

R108 50-12045 12K

R109 50-22045 22K

R11 50-47025 470Ω

R110 50-15045 15K

R111 50-15035 1.5K

R12 50-47025 470Ω

R13 50-10045 10K

R14 55-03305 .33Ω 5W Wire

R15 50-22045 22K

R16 50-30035 3K

R17 54-10015 10Ω 2W

R18 53-47025 470Ω 1W

R19 53-47025 470Ω 1W

R2 50-22045 22K

R20 50-10045 10K

R200 50-22055 220K

R201 50-56231 5.62K

R202 50-56231 5.62K

R203 50-15055 150K

R204 50-15055 150K

R205 50-47035 4.7K

R206 50-82035 8.2K

R207 50-10055 100K

R208 50-47035 4.7K

R209 50-10035 1K

R21 50-10045 10K

R210 50-82035 8.2K

R211 50-10045 10K

R212 50-22045 22K

R213 50-15045 15K

R214 50-22041 22K 1%

R215 50-22041 22K 1%

R22 50-82035 8.2K

R23 50-82035 8.2K

R24 50-47035 4.7K

R25 50-10035 1K

R26 50-10035 1K

R27 50-15045 15K

R28 50-15045 15K

R29 50-82035 8.2K

R3 50-47025 470Ω

R30 50-10045 10K

R300 50-22055 220K

R301 50-56231 5.62K

R302 50-56231 5.62K

R303 50-15055 150K

R304 50-15055 150K

R305 50-47035 4.7K

R306 50-82035 8.2K

R307 50-10055 100K

R308 50-47035 4.7K

R309 50-10035 1K

R31 50-10015 10Ω

R310 50-82035 8.2K

R311 50-10045 10K

R312 50-22045 22K

R313 50-15045 15K

R314 50-22041 22K 1%

R315 50-22041 22K 1%

R32 50-56231 5.62K

R33 50-24045 24K

R34 50-15045 15K

R35 50-24045 24K

R36 55-05022 0.05Ω 5W Vert.

R37 50-10035 1K

R38 50-10035 1K

R39 50-10035 1K

R4 50-10035 1K

R40 50-10035 1K

R400 50-22055 220K

R401 50-56231 5.62K

R402 50-56231 5.62K

R403 50-15055 150K

R404 50-15055 150K

R405 50-47035 4.7K

R406 50-82035 8.2K

R407 50-10055 100K

R408 50-47035 4.7K

R409 50-10035 1K

R41 50-22035 2.2K

R410 50-82035 8.2K

R411 50-10045 10K

R412 50-22045 22K

R413 50-15045 15K

R414 50-22041 22K 1%

R415 50-22041 22K 1%

R42 50-30055 300K

R43 50-47055 470K

R44 50-47035 4.7K

R45 50-68025 680Ω

R46 50-15045 15K

R47 50-10045 10K

R48 50-10045 10K

R49 50-33045 33K

R5 50-10045 10K

R50 50-22065 2.2M

R51 50-10025 100Ω

R52 50-15025 150Ω

R53 50-22025 220Ω

R54 50-10035 1K

R6 50-10045 10K

R63 50-68045 68K

R7 50-47045 47K

R8 50-47045 47K

R9 50-10045 10K

S1 25-02201 DPDT Push Vert

S2 06-40040 SwitchAC DPST QCs

U1 60-72940 TDA7294

U2 60-35260 SG3526

Z1 61-04733 Zener 5.1V

Z2 61-47450 Zener 16V

Z3 61-47450 Zener 16V

REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST (for circuit cards)

This symbol is intended to

alert the user to the pres-

ence of uninsulated “dan-

gerous voltage” within the

product’s enclosure that may be of suf-

ficient magnitude to constitute a risk of

electric shock to persons.

This symbol is

intended to alert the

user to the presence of

important operating

and maintenance (servicing) instruc-

tions in the literature accompanying

the appliance.

LIMITED WARRANTY

Your Carvin StageMate™ is guaranteed against failure for ONE YEAR unless otherwise stated. Carvin

will service and supply all parts at no charge to the customer providing the unit is under warranty.

Shipping costs are the responsibility of the customer. CARVIN DOES NOT PAY FOR PARTS OR SER-

VICING OTHER THAN OUR OWN. A COPY OF THE ORIGINAL INVOICE IS REQUIRED TO VERIFY YOUR

WARRANTY. Carvin assumes no responsibility for horn drivers or speakers damaged by this unit. This

warranty does not cover, and no liability is assumed, for damage due to: natural disasters, accidents,

abuse, loss of parts, lack of reasonable care, incorrect use, or failure to follow instructions. This war-

ranty is in lieu of all other warranties, expressed or implied. No representative or person is authorized

to represent or assume for Carvin any liability in connection with the sale or servicing of Carvin prod-

ucts. CARVIN SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES.

SERVICE: In the USA, please call 800-235-2235 for a RMA # (return authorization number). Write

this number on the box and enclose a description of the problem. Prepay to Carvin 12340 World Trade

Drive, SD, CA 92128.

Outside the USA, contact your dealer or go to http://www.carvinworld.com for your nearest service

center. Include a written description of the problem with serial number and date of purchase.

HELP SECTION

1) StageMate™ WILL NOT TURN ON

Check the power to the StageMate™. Check for tripped circuit breakers, unplugged extension cords

or power-strip switches that may be turned off. Check the fuse. If a dark brownish color or no wire

can be seen within the glass tube, then replace. The amp may be perfectly fine but occasionally a

fuse may blow because of high AC voltage surges. However, after the fuse has been replaced with

the proper Slow Blow value and if the fuse fails again, the amp will require servicing.

2) MAINTENANCE

To bring back the new look, your StageMate™ cabinet can be washed with mild detergent and/or a

warm damp soft cloth. This will remove normal dust and oil from the front and back panels. Never

spray cleaners or detergents directly at the units electronic controls. It is recommended to keep

the StageMate™ free from dust, dirt, and moisture as much as possible.