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Input Connectors | XLR, 1/4" TRS |
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Output Connectors | XLR, 1/4" TRS |
Channels | Stereo |
Frequency Range | 20 Hz to 20 kHz |
Filter Bandwidth | 1/10 octave |
Input Impedance | 20k ohms |
Targets feedback without reducing sound quality, using narrow filters for better gain.
Compares FBX 1/10-octave filters to 1/3-octave EQ filters in terms of frequency response.
Highlights FBX advantages over graphic EQs: automatic, precise filter placement, and narrower filters.
Identifies users who benefit from FBX, including small bands and various venues.
Explains FBX's core benefit: quick, effective feedback elimination with superior sound quality.
Controls unit's active/bypass mode; red LED indicates bypass.
LED ladder shows signal strength; red CLIP LED indicates clipping or TURBO mode.
Resets all filters by holding button until filter LEDs are off.
Allows setting total active filters by pressing and releasing button.
Sets number of fixed filters by holding button and selecting desired number.
Locks fixed filters and exits TURBO mode; LED indicates status.
Selects wider 1/5-octave filters for new filters; mixable with 1/10-octave.
LEDs show activated filters; blinking indicates the most recently activated one.
Push-button switch to turn unit on/off; power LED indicates operation.
Details correct voltage selection (115/230 VAC) to prevent damage.
Specifies 1/4" TRS and XLR connectors for balanced/unbalanced audio.
Illustrates FBX connection for monitor outputs to amplifier inputs.
Shows FBX placement for main mix output to amplifier input.
Advises common placement between mixer output and power amp input or on mixer insert.
Contrasts wide EQ filters for tone with narrow FBX filters for feedback control.
Explains FIXED filters retain settings, DYNAMIC filters adapt; default is 9 fixed/3 dynamic.
Describes ClipGuard's automatic level matching for extended dynamic range and easier setup.
Details the 10 sequential steps for operating the FBX-2020 for feedback elimination.
Explains TURBO mode benefits, activation, and how to turn it off.
Warns against using TURBO mode during program playback due to clipping risks.
Addresses issues with fixed filters not setting when TURBO mode is exited early.
Locks fixed filters after setup to prevent them from deepening beyond preset depth.
Allows selection of 1/10-octave (music) or 1/5-octave (spoken word) filter widths.
Covers memory, bypass mode, filter resetting, TURBO mode setup, and mobile microphone use.
Yes, it can be placed in an EQ loop.
Not recommended; may cause issues mixing dry/effects signals.
Check connections; unit may not be in signal path or program interrupted.
Yes, but may cause 6 dB dynamic range loss or bypass issues.
Confirms unit response by indicating the last updated filter.
May indicate system hum; check grounds and try resetting filters.
Can occur if main power voltage drops significantly below specified levels.
Try bypassing FBX; if issue persists, check EQ or reinitialize.
Ensure TURBO mode is off before program; check CLIP LED status.
Press LOCK FIXED again before a dynamic filter sets to continue setting fixed filters.
Details 10 independent digital notch filters, user-selectable width, resolution, and speed.
Specifies signal levels, output drive, impedance, and connector types.
Lists spectral variation, SNR, and THD specifications.
Details voltage configuration (115/230 VAC) and power consumption.
Instructions for replacing the fuse with the correct rating.
Provides rack mount dimensions in inches and centimeters.
States the nominal weight of the unit.
Mentions optional input/output transformer.
Clarifies filter width below 200Hz and output capability with balanced connectors.
Visual representation of the unit's signal processing flow.
Covers grounding, avoiding moisture, proper ventilation, heat sources, cord handling, and unplugging when unused.
Details FCC, Canadian, and Japanese EMI compliance statements for the device.
Warns about correct input voltage selection and proper fuse replacement procedures.
Specifies conditions requiring professional service and advises against user maintenance.
Details permissible noise level exposures according to OSHA to prevent hearing loss.
Outlines the one-year limited warranty terms, conditions, and exclusions.
Provides instructions on how to obtain warranty service, including proof of purchase.
Information on registering products online.