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General| Output Connectors | XLR, 1/4" TRS |
|---|---|
| Tube Type | 12AX7 |
| Analog Inputs | XLR |
| Phantom Power | 48V |
| Gain | 60dB |
| Power Supply | External |
Covers electrical shock, fire risk, proper ventilation, and environmental precautions.
Explains proper wiring, earthing, and color coding for power cords.
Warns about explosion risk and provides guidance on replacing lithium batteries.
Details safety advice for UK mains plugs, including fuse replacement.
States compliance with EMC and Low Voltage directives.
Outlines conditions for device operation regarding interference.
Defines the dbx 386 Dual Vacuum Tube Preamp and lists its main features.
Provides contact details for support and explains the product warranty terms.
Offers guidance on rack mounting, ventilation, and ambient temperature for the unit.
Details all input and output connectors located on the rear of the unit.
Explains the function of each control knob and switch on the front panel.
Describes controls for dither, shape, sample rate, word length, and output format.
Guides users on making initial audio connections for the device.
Provides instructions for integrating the 386 with a mixing console.
Explains how to connect the unit directly to an audio recorder.
Details the front panel controls related to digital output settings.
Describes the rear panel connectors for digital audio outputs.
Explains BNC sync connectors and how to select sample rates.
Guides on connecting the 386 to a Digital Audio Workstation for recording.
Details how to interface the 386 with a digital mixing console.
Explains the Analog-to-Digital conversion process used by the unit.
Covers routing multiple audio tracks to a digital system.
Discusses utilizing both analog and digital outputs simultaneously.
Provides detailed information on sync input termination settings.
Presents a visual block diagram of the unit's internal signal flow.
Explains the proprietary dbx Type IV™ Conversion System technology.
Details noise-shaping algorithms and truncation effects in digital conversion.
Lists the technical specifications of the dbx 386 unit.
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