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equipment.
Do not use both inputs on a channel at the same time.
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The outputs of the PRO VLA are active balanced. You may use
these in unbalanced configurations without harm to the output
circuitry. Use the unbalanced 1/4” jack for sending your signal
to amps, processors or other unbalanced configurations. Use
the XLR output to send signals to equipment which accepts XLR
connections. Both outputs may be used at the same time.
**Note: If you experience a grounding hum when using both
output connectors simultaneously, a ground loop may be the
problem. To remedy this problem, disconnect (lift) the ground
wire (pin 1) from the XLR cable plugged into the PRO VLA’s
output. This interrupts the ground path and therefore breaks
the loop.
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The main application of the PRO VLA is to control the dynamic
range of a signal level. Plug a line level (post preamplifier or
other gain stage) source into either input and set the threshold
and output controls to provide the desired amount of compres-
sion to the input signal.
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Because of its low noise and excellent tonal qualities, the PRO
VLA is ideal for running mixes through before recording to
DAT, hard disk or analog recording devices. Used as a master-
ing device, the PRO VLA is capable of adding warmth and
impact to the overall signal level. The PRO VLA is ideal for live
use as well.
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The musical nature of the PRO VLA makes it ideal for use on a
wide range of instruments and vocals. Place the PRO VLA into a
channel insert, after a preamplifier, or from a direct output of a
channel of a mixer. Adjust the controls of the PRO VLA to
achieve the desired amount of compression.
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Each channel of the PRO VLA has a ten segment LED gain
reduction meter. These meters provide a visual indication of
how much compression is taking place. The right-most LED in
these meters is the Threshold LED. The Threshold LED will
light when the input signal reaches the level set by the
Threshold control. The range of the meter is -1dB to -30dB.
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Each channel of the PRO VLA has a backlit VU meter showing
either the input or output level (switch dependant). The zero
(“0”) level is calibrated to +4dBm (with a 600 ohm load on the
XLR output or a high impedance load on the 1/4” output). Use
the VU meter to view input (unprocessed) and output
(processed) levels. The meters are active when the PRO VLA is
in bypass.
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It’s easy to interface the PRO VLA with other equipment.
Balanced XLR and balanced 1/4” phone, input and output con-
nectors are located on the rear panel.
The PRO VLA’s XLR connectors follow the AES standard of: Pin
1 = Ground, Pin 2 = Hot (+), Pin 3 = Cold (-). The balanced
1/4” phone jacks are typical TRS connections: Tip - Hot (+),
Ring - Cold (-),
Sleeve - Ground.
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The PRO VLA provides both an XLR and 1/4” input jack. Both
jacks are balanced. The 1/4” jack can be used with unbalanced
signals by simply plugging in an unbalanced cable. The inputs
are designed for use with line level signals ranging from -
30dBm to +20dBm. While it is possible to plug an instrument
directly into the PRO VLA, it is desirable to run the instrument
into a preamp before the signal runs into the PRO VLA. This
will provide a stronger signal and will keep noise to a mini-
mum. Microphones must be run into a microphone preamplifi-
er (like A R T’s PRO MPA) before being run into the PRO VLA.
Use the XLR input for use with equipment that provides an XLR
output. Use the 1/4” input jack for balanced or unbalanced 1/4”
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