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Electrical Characteristics| frequency response | 20Hz - 15KHz (Effect), 20KHz (Direct), ±2dB |
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| dynamic range | 85dB |
| harmonic distortion | 0.15% @ 1KHz @ 0 dBV |
Input Specifications| number of channels input | 2 |
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| nominal level | +4dBV |
| impedance stereo | 50KΩ per channel |
Output Specifications| number of channels output | 2 |
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| maximum level effect | +14dBV |
| impedance output | 470Ω |
A/D - D/A Conversions| conversion scheme | 16 bit Linear PCM |
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| processor speed | 2 Million Instructions per Second |
| sampling frequency | 31.25KHz |
Power| voltage | 9 Volts AC |
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| power | 5 Volt Amps |
| transformer | external Transformer, UL approved |
Weight and Dimensions| dimensions (W x H x D) | 19”x1.75”x4” |
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| weight | 2 lbs. 10 oz. |
Explains the 3-color LED indicating input signal conditions and levels.
Sets the input signal level for the unit, aiming for occasional red on transients.
Adjusts the ratio of wet (reverb) to dry signal at the output.
Sets the overall output level of both channels of the unit.
Provides ±10dB attenuation at 100 Hz to control boominess.
Provides ±10dB attenuation at 4kHz to simulate high-frequency rolloff.
Selects the category of program effects (reverb, delay, etc.).
Selects one of 16 variations for the chosen program type.
Bypasses the reverb signal, allowing only the dry signal at the outputs.
Details connecting instruments and microphones to the unit's inputs.
Explains how to connect the unit to a mixing console via aux sends.
Describes the unit's power requirements and external transformer.
Describes room programs simulating various room sizes and surface materials.
Details hall programs, characterized by high ceilings and density for long sounds.
Explains plate programs simulating artificial reverb devices made from steel plates.
Describes chamber programs simulating acoustic chambers for artificial reverberation.
Describes gated reverb programs, popular on drums, with quick decay.
Explains reverse programs where the volume envelope is inverted, growing louder.
Details delay programs used to thicken sounds or create rhythmic musical effects.
Describes multitap delays with independent panning and regeneration for spacious effects.
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