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MM1002a/1202a USER
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S MANUAL
MID
The knob provides 15dB of boost or
cut at 2.5KHz, just like the HF EQ
knob. The mid band covers the range
for most vocals. Listen carefully
when using this control and find how
particular characteristics of vocal or
guitar signal can be enhanced or re-
duced .Set the upper knob in the 0
position when not required.
LOW
The control has shelving response
that gives 15dB of boost or cut at
80Hz. Adding warmth to vocals or
extra punch to guitars, drums and
synths by turning to the right. Turn
left to reduce stage rumble, hum or
to improve a mushy sound.
These equalizers are designed to ac-
commodate different room acous-
tics, feedback control and to improve
live PA sound. No amount of equal-
ization will correct the frequency re-
sponse curve of a poor loudspeaker,
however. Always begin with all con-
trol at the 0position and avoid exces-
sively cutting/boosting large seg-
ments of the peculiar frequency.
Thus, would limit the system dy-
namic range or increase the possi-
bility of the unpleasant feedback
sound. To make sound more impres-
sive, dynamic process is necessary.
4 LOW CUT (MM1202a ONLY)
Slide down the slide-switch; insert
the 18dB per octave 75Hz low cut
filter in the signal path. This low cut
filter is useful on live vocals to re-
duce stage rumble or popping from
microphones. It can also be used to
cut off low frequency hum.
5 AUX (MM1202a ONLY)
This rotary fader sends out the chan-
nel signal, before channel LEVEL
knob control, to AUX bus. The sig-
nal is pre-fader so that the aux send
is independent of the channel LEVEL
knob control; this is suitable for
foldback or monitor.
6 PEAK
This red LED will warn you when an
excessively high signal level is
present in the channel. The signal is
sampled at two points in the chan-
nel, immediately after/before the
HPF and equalizer. The peak LED
will illuminate approximately 6dB be-
fore clipping and therefore give warn-
ing of a possible overload.
7 EFX OUT
This rotary fader feeds the channel
signal, which is post-fader, to exter-
nal effect. This is very helpful in si-
multaneously adjusting the level of
the processed signal.
INPUT CHANNEL DESCRIPTION
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