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General| Brand | dbx |
|---|---|
| Model | 566 |
| Category | Music Equipment |
| Language | English |
Highlights risks of shock, fire, and water exposure with specific symbols explained.
States that the unit contains no user-serviceable parts and all servicing must be done by qualified personnel.
Details power source requirements, grounding, polarization, and voltage compatibility for safe operation.
Explains the unit's compliance with EMC regulations and guidelines for operating near electromagnetic fields.
Provides manufacturer details, product declaration, and lists relevant safety and EMC standards.
Explains the function of the '+', '0', and '-' LEDs related to signal level and compression.
Sets the signal level above which compression becomes active, with a 60 dB range.
Enables a smoother, softer compression transition compared to hard knee processing.
Sets the compression ratio between input and output levels for signals above the threshold.
Determines the time it takes for the unit to start compressing after the signal exceeds the threshold.
Enables program-dependent attack and release times, mimicking classic dbx sound.
Sets how quickly the compression circuit returns the signal to its original level.
Selects the 1/4" instrument input as the source for the compressor.
Adjusts the gain applied at the vacuum tube stage, providing tube drive control.
Enables and monitors the sidechain processing loop for external detector signal manipulation.
Contour adds low-frequency de-emphasis; Bypass bypasses the compression section.
Controls output gain compensation and sets the threshold for the PeakPlus Limiter.
Describes the PeakPlus Limiter's role in protecting gear and preventing digital overload.
Configures the meter to display Drive Level, Gain Reduction, or Output Level.
Links two independent compressors into a stereo compressor for preserved stereo imaging.
Controls for Dither and Shape functions related to optional TYPE IV™ modules.
Details XLR and TRS connections for line-level devices, including selectable input/output levels.
Describes the high impedance, unbalanced instrument input for guitars and similar devices.
Explains the purpose and connection of the sidechain loop for external signal processing.
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