Crest Audio X-Monitor - Page 31

Output EQ features
The five-band output EQ consists of a high-freq shelving band followed by four semi-para-
metric bell-shaped bands.The four bands have frequency and boost / cut controls. All bands
offer a generous overlap of adjacent operating frequencies.These Output EQs are normal-
ly assigned to the Matrix Outputs.The first two (1 & 2) can be switched over to the Bus A
and Bus B Outputs with the EQ to A (B) switches.
high frequency—HF
Boost / Cut
15dB boost and cut. Shelving eq at 12kHz.
high mid—HM
Frequency
Continuously sweepable between 400 Hz and 8 kHz.
Boost / Cut 15dB boost and cut.
mid frequencies—MF
Frequency
Continuously sweepable between 200 Hz and 4 kHz.
Boost / Cut 15dB boost and cut.
Low mid—LM
Frequency
Continuously sweepable between 100 Hz and 2 kHz.
Boost / Cut 15dB boost and cut.
Low frequency—LF
Frequency
Continuously sweepable between 20 Hz and 400 Hz.
Boost / Cut 15dB boost and cut.
Eq on
Equalizer is on. This switch is used to activate the EQ section and can be used to make
A/B comparisons between "flat" and eq'd signals.
EQ TO A (B)
The EQ is in the Matrix signal path, the Bus A (B) path is flat (no EQ).
The EQ is switched to the Bus A(B) signal path, the Matrix path is flat (no EQ).
MTX TO A (B)
The post-fader Matrix signal is fed into the Bus A (B) mix. Matrix 3 can feed Bus A,
Matrix 4 can feed Bus B.An internal jumper allows this feed to be changed to Matrix pre-
fader.
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