Trident 88 Owners Manual 13
Trident 88 Group EFX EQ
EQ IN
This switch inserts the 2-band EQ
into the Eects Return signal path.
When not in use, it is suggested that
the EQ be kept in the OUT position
for best phase performance.
EFX RTN SOLO (AFL)
When pressed, routes the stereo Ef-
fects Return (post Level and Pan) sig-
nal to the Solo bus.
Additionally this switches the Main
Monitor output (normally feeding the
Left/Right Mix) to source the signal
from the AFL/PFL Master Level in the
Master section as well as to trigger LED
indicators in the Master section and
meter-bridge stating a Solo has been
pressed.
EFX RTN MUTE
When pressed will mute the Eects
Return signal to the Left/Right bus. It
is recommended when the EFX RTN
section is not being used that it be
muted.
LOW Frequency
Section – Shelving
Adjusts the low frequency shelving
EQ response. The corner frequency
of the shelving fil er is 80 Hz and the
Level control adjusts the cut/boost
between +/- 15dB. The centre “0”
position of the Level control has a
detent to indicate that it is having no
eect on the associated channel sig-
nal. Cut or boost of the low frequency
level control is usually used for minor
tonal adjustments.
EFX RTN PAN Control
This control blends the EFX post-level/
post mute signal between the Left
and Right buses. When at the centre
detented position, both sides are fed
equal amounts of signal (each down
by 3dB).
HIGH Frequency
Section – Shelving
Adjusts the high frequency shelving
EQ response. The corner frequency
of the shelving fil er is 12 kHz and the
Level control adjusts the cut/boost
between +/- 15dB. The centre “0” po-
sition of the Level control has a detent
to indicate that it is having no eect
on the associated channel signal. Cut
or boost of the high frequency level
control is usually used for minor tonal
adjustments.
EFX LEVEL Control
Adjusts the Eects Return signal level
to the Left/Right bus.
Trident 88 Group Monitor Section
GROUP INSERT ON
When depressed, this switch places the
rear panel Group insert in the signal
path. The Insert point is directly after
the Group mix stage and before the
Group Fader and allows the user to
connect an external device in the
signal path and to be able to switch
it in and out from the font panel.
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