Peavey SMR 821 - Manual (Page 17)

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Bar
Yeah, you know. A bar...or “club”. This example assumes a small bar with live music, but not a full blown stage with
lights and huge flying loudspeaker arrays, etc. Basically, this is the type of bar where you go to get some food, have
some adult beverages and kick back. The music is low-key, usually a small acoustic guitar-vocal group or a solo
singer-songwriter. You need to be able to reinforce the live inputs, provide control for the background music, allow
for simple paging and give the bar manager a “turn it down” knob. You can do this and more with the SMR 821.
System Features:
- Separate loudspeaker systems for the live music area and the rest of the facility.
- Background music source is defeatable by remote switch at hostess podium or cash register. Additionally, this control can be
located at the stage area as well, so the performer can mute the BGM when the live performance begins.
- Live mics are routed throughout the bar, but at separate levels for areas not in the direct vicinity of the performer are under
separate volume control.
- Master volume control is under the control of the Bar Manager.
Stereo Live Music
Loudspeakers
Bar Manager’s
Master Volume
Control
Hostess
BGM Mute
Control
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Mic
Live
Music
Mics
Patio, Rear Bar &
Restroom
Loudspeakers