928 Mixing Console
E 2/6 Operation
Edition: 07.02.01
[9] SPREAD
Control for adjusting the image width from mono (counterclockwise
stop position) through normal stereo (detent in center position) to extra
wide (clockwise stop position).
[10] SPREAD ON
Key for activating the SPREAD control [9].
[11] Ø
Phase inversion switch. If pressed, the phase of the right channel is
inverted, and the key is illuminated.
[12]
Key for activating the high-pass filter (turnover frequency 75 Hz, slope
18 dB/oct.). If pressed, the filter is active, and the key is illuminated.
[13] HF, HMF, LMF, LF
Fixed-Q equalizer, activated by the EQ key [14].
HF, LF: Shelving treble/bass filter. The turnover frequencies are adjust-
able with the outer ring (1...16 kHz or 30...500 Hz, resp.); boost/cut is
adjustable with the center knobs up to ±15 dB.
HMF: Semi-parametric constant-Q equalizer (Q = 0.7). The center fre-
quency is adjustable with the outer ring (500 Hz...8 kHz), boost/cut is
adjustable with the center knob up to ±15 dB.
HLF: Semi-Parametric equalizer as HMF, but the center frequency is
adjustable between 120 Hz and 2 kHz.
[14] EQ
Key for inserting (key pressed and illuminated) or bypassing (key re-
leased and dark) the equalizer [13].
[15] INS
Electronically balanced insert point. If the INS key is pressed and illu-
minated, the signal path is routed via the built-in Bantam jack field,
else the signal path is routed internally.
The signal is always available on the INSERT SEND jack socket, re-
gardless of the INS key. The insert point can be configured with jump-
ers (refer to section 3.1.2) to be pre-EQ or post-EQ.
[16] AUX 7, AUX 8
Outputs to the stereo auxiliary busses 7 and 8. The (pre- or post-fader)
stereo input signal can be mixed to the desired AUX bus with the dual
(ganged) potentiometers.
[17] AUX 1+2, AUX 3+4, AUX 5+6
Outputs to the mono auxiliary busses 1...6. The left- and right-channel
(pre- or post-fader) input signals are summed to a mono signal and can
be mixed to the desired AUX bus with the concentric potentiometers;
the knobs are the level controls for the odd-numbered AUX busses (1,
3, 5), the outer rings for the even-numbered AUX busses (2, 4, 6).
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