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General| Compressor | Yes |
|---|---|
| Type | Channel Strip |
| Inputs | 1 x XLR, 1 x 1/4" |
| Outputs | 1 x XLR, 1 x 1/4" |
| Phantom Power | 48V |
| Total Harmonic Distortion | 0.001% |
Details the features and capabilities of the microphone input stage, including low noise and phantom power.
Explains the integrated compressor, logic assisted noise gate, and split-band de-esser functions.
Describes the EQ section, Aural Exciter, Big Bottom, and output/gain reduction metering.
Guidelines for setting the output level for optimal signal integrity and avoiding clipping.
Details on the available stereo AES/EBU, S/PDIF, and TOSLINK digital outputs.
Highlights the analog and digital connections available on the rear panel for integration.
Provides guidance on properly installing the unit in a rack and ensuring adequate airflow.
Details the rear panel layout, AC power, and insert jack functionality.
Explains how to connect microphones, including safety precautions for phantom power.
Details XLR/TRS outputs and digital audio output specifications.
Guidance on using the Channel with various microphone types and phantom power considerations.
Instructions for using the instrument input as a direct box, bypassing the rear XLR input.
Explains how to reverse polarity (phase) and its effect on sound.
Details the 20dB input pad and the 70Hz low cut filter for signal management.
Explains the Phase Rotator for asymmetrical peaks and the Easyrider compressor.
Guides on using the noise gate and split-band de-esser for vocal clarity.
Details the Big Bottom enhancer, parametric EQ, and Aural Exciter.
Instructions for setting output level and understanding the clip/mute indicator.
Outlines the warranty period, scope, limitations, and exclusions.
Provides instructions for returning the unit for repair, including RMA process.
Details specifications for microphone input, output levels, and impedance.
Specifies parameters for compressor, gate, de-esser, EQ, and exciter.
Covers digital audio interface, word clock, power requirements, and physical dimensions.
Summarizes the single-channel processor's design and selectable preamp functions.
Details the components of the dynamics processing and tone control sections.
Outlines chassis dimensions, weight, rack-mount capability, and power supply.
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