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General| Brand | Aphex |
|---|---|
| Model | AURAL EXCITER III |
| Category | Computer Hardware |
| Language | English |
Details new processing features, dual-channel operation, and noise reduction modes.
Explains the SPR function for correcting low-frequency phase delay and restoring clarity.
Covers controls for harmonic density and type, offering more flexibility.
Describes advantages of servo-balanced connections for noise rejection and signal integrity.
Introduces the NULL FILL control to compensate for phase nulling and enhance presence.
Illustrates various uses of the Aural Exciter for audio enhancement in different scenarios.
Lists technical specifications like frequency response, THD, IMD, and power requirements.
Provides details on product warranty, repair procedures, and contact information.
Instructions for safely removing the unit from its packaging and checking for damage.
Guides on selecting the correct operating level (-10 or +4 dBu) for optimal performance.
Details the XLR connectors and recommended wiring practices for audio connections.
Discusses impedance matching and wiring advice for optimal audio interfacing.
Covers connecting the unit to AC power, including voltage selection and fuse requirements.
Explains the use of the remote control connector for bypass functionality.
Provides guidelines for mounting the unit in a standard audio equipment rack.
Outlines the steps for powering up the unit and performing a basic functional check.
Selects between two noise reduction modes (A or B) with associated indicator LEDs.
Sets the threshold level for noise reduction action, indicated by LEDs.
Sets the frequency of the high-pass filter in the Ax sidechain, defining the exciter effect domain.
Adjusts damping on the high-pass filter, accentuating the TUNE frequency and creating a dip.
Compensates for phase nulling by adding a bandpass signal to the high-pass filter.
Controls the density of generated harmonics via a VCA modulation process.
Sets the type of harmonic signal (even or odd) generated by the HARMONICS control.
Introduces the amount of Aural Exciter enhancement mixed with the original signal.
Turns the Aural Excitement process On or Off with an indicator LED.
Allows auditioning the Aural Excitement signal alone, without the main audio.
Controls the Spectral Phase Refractor effect for restoring clarity and openness.
Provides a two-channel hard-wire bypass of the unit's circuitry.
Controls the AC power to the unit, switching it on or off.
Guides on setting up the unit for initial operation in line or sidechain configurations.
Provides specific settings for enhancing the sound of recorded tom or kick drum hits.
Offers settings for adding excitement and snap to snare drum recordings.
Details settings for improving broadcast audio quality for FM and TV.
Provides settings to enhance the sound quality of AM radio broadcasts.
Offers blank templates for users to record their custom front panel settings.
Describes the signal flow through input stages, filtering, and output stages.
Details signal processing within the sidechain, including filters, generators, and noise reduction.
Explains the components and function of the unit's power supply circuit.
Procedures for testing and calibrating main audio board components like CMRR, gain, and distortion.
Procedures for testing and calibrating control boards, including tune, peaking, and NR modes.
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