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Need Soundcraftsmen RP-2215r Manual

tlarwa

Vinyl Lover
I just bought a minty RP-2215r, which came with the original box, receipt, brochure, warranty card, test record and computone charts. But sadly, no operating manual. I've searched all over and I can't find one scanned in anywhere on line. Does anyone have a scan they could share?

Tom
 
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Above refers to the RP-2212. OP stated he has a RP-2215R. (2215R not 2212)
I have a RP-2215R I bought back in the 70's. If you don't find instructions let me know. If you have any specific questions about it feel free to let me know. I know it quite well. It's an awesome equalizer by the way. Excellent quality. Good luck. :thmbsp:

If there's any chance of getting a scanned copy, I'd greatly appreciate it. No specific questions yet ... I'm just finding time to put it into my system. I'm looking forward to playing with the set up album to see what it's all about. Thanks!
 
Above refers to the RP-2212. OP stated he has a RP-2215R. (2215R not 2212)
I have a RP-2215R I bought back in the 70's. If you don't find instructions let me know. If you have any specific questions about it feel free to let me know. I know it quite well. It's an awesome equalizer by the way. Excellent quality. Good luck. :thmbsp:
just picked up a 2215-R. always wanted an SC eq. the slides are very sticky. suggestions on how to clean? some of the bands are not responding. sure could use a manual. I downloaded the 2212 one. I don't get the lights blinking thing either. maybe if my unit was working properly, it would make sense. any help is greatly appreciated. thanks, Bill
 
I have been searching for the 2215 manual for over a year. Zero success. My basic understanding of the 4 lights is that they are a visual reference that shows the difference in gain thru the EQ's in/out circuits. Excess gain can cause distortion I believe. What you don't want are either set of LED's lit continuously. Sorry for the non-technical explanation, an engineer I am not. Anyone feel free to correct/expand. As to the sticky sliders, I had to hit it several times with de-oxit and then faderlube. Once all freed up I do think it is a great enhancement to my room.
 
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