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generally referred to as the “air” band. While there aren’t very many instruments that

contain 18KHz information directly, many instruments and mixes contain upper

harmonics, which can add extra definition and space when boosted. Cutting at 18KHz

can decrease hiss and noise.

High Shift Switch

The High Shift switch selects the corner frequency of the High Frequency control. In

the “out” position the corner is 18KHz. In the “in” position the corner is 6KHz. Note:

The High Frequency and Hi-Mid Frequency controls overlap. This feature gives you

the ultimate in flexibility. For example, on cymbals try boosting 18KHz with the High

control while cutting 20KHz with the Hi-Mid control for a very bright, yet noise-free

result.

EQ Bypass Switch

A Bypass switch is included in the equalizer circuit to enable you to remove it from the

signal chain. When set to its “in” (Bypass) position, signal is allowed to pass from the

compressor circuitry to the output tube section with no equalization. The LED will

glow red when Bypass is engaged. In its “out” (Norm) position, the equalizer is active.

Use the EQ Bypass switch to compare your equalized and un-equalized sound – a

reality check to make sure you are making an improvement! It may be necessary to

adjust the Master Output control to balance the apparent level of the EQ’d and un-EQ’d

signal.

Master Controls

Master Output Level Control

The Master Output control sets the final output level leaving the Pro Channel. When

the control is fully counterclockwise, there is no output. Turning the control clockwise

increases the level of the output to a maximum of +10dB of gain. When setting the

Output Level control, refer to the VU Meter (set for the “Output” option) or the level

meter on your recorder or mixer.

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