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7. Meter 0:
The VU-meters are equipped with trim pots, accessible through small holes in the front
plate. Use a suitable screwdriver to set the zero point for calibration.
1. When the unit is turned off check the location of the needle, if not on zero use the
calibration screw on the meter to adjust.
2. Turn unit on and wait 10min. Now use the Meter 0 trim pot and set needle to 0.
8. Bypass:
The
comp.two
has one “hard bypass” switch per channel. If activated, the complete
circuitry including tubes, transformers and capacitors are excluded and the input is
directly connected to the output. In bypass-mode you hear the unprocessed original
signal for A/B-comparison.
9. Dual Mono/Link On:
The the link-on-mode is helpful for stereo processing. When this mode is activated
the channel with higher level determines the compression for both channels. For perfect
tonal balance it is important that threshold- attack- and release-values are identical. To
adjust volume differences between the channels, use input and output controls.
The dual mono-mode offers two precise separated channels with an individual power
supply (“real” dual mono). Therefore the
comp.two
has the ability to process two mono-
signal separately.
10. VU-Meter
The backlit VU-meters display gain reduction. The logarithmic scale shows values
between 0 and -20 dB. 1-dB-steps are marked up to a gain reduction of 4 dB. This is the
critical range for gain reduction.
ultra fast, musical and precise
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side chain-filter (54, 74, 110, 160 Hertz)
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32 dB of amplification without compression
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high-speed-control-process (0,6 ms), release
(200,ms)
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hardwire-bypass
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“real” dual mono with separate power supply
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link-on-mode (channel with higher level dictates
compressions process)
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for perfect channel balance, threshold-, attack-
and release-values have to be equal
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trim pots for calibration the VU-meters
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logarithmic scale with zoom-in-effect up to 4 dB
